I have just tested it. The overlay does not work when talking on the new ts community servers. There should still be a way to change the displayed length of the names. Currently it also says ‘connected’ every 10 seconds.
I also did not get to the settings page and only edited it via the json.
Apart from that it works great, good work!
Settings page should be accessible via the system tray just right-click the icon and click Settings.
The community server issue is weird. I never had this problem and i was testing on a community server.
I expected this version to have some problems due to big changes, I will look into this and deploy a new update with fixes soon. If someone else has the same issues please use version 1.0.0 for now
Based on this program, it is currently not feasible to launch this program directly from Linux. However, there are various emulators available for Running programs, such as Win4Lin.
Awesome overlay! thanks for making. I have a suggestion, it would be really nice if you added a chat function too. Like chat bubbles bottom right or something when people chat. Thanks!
Hey. Thank you for making this app. I’m having a technical difficulty. I can’t get changes to save. The settings menu says I need to close the app for changes to work so I did. It didn’t specify which app (Teamspeak or the Overlay) so I tried both, one at a time, etc. Changes are not being saved. How do I address this?
Also, much like the built-in Discord overlay, it would be really nice to able to see everyone currently in my Teamspeak channel at all times and simply see their name light up when they’re speaking. Often times people come and go from the current voice channel and having a clear idea of who is presently in the channel is sometimes critical knowledge mid-game.
Also, many of use in-game fps and system monitoring software whose data readouts overlay the corners of our screens. I’m wondering if you could add the options to put the overlay in the right center and left center of the screen for this reason. Another reason is because many of us use Discord for general comms (the whole team) and Teamspeak for sub-comms (smaller sub teams within the larger team). Having Discord’s built-in overlay on the left center and your Teamspeak overlay on the right center would be a game-changer, especially if we also had constant visual of who is in the channel whether they’re talking or not, much like the Discord overlay.
Thank you for reading and considering and thank you again for making your app
