When I open Nexus, it looks fine at first. My login prompt and tattoo touches look fine, and then the dialog box asking whether I want to load the reflexes on the server comes up.
Historically, when I click "Yes" on that, my font changes a bit and everything thinks for a moment, and then I can interact like usual.
Right now, when I click "Yes", everything blinks a little and all the dialog boxes go blank. I have their layout visible, but no content in any of them. Attempts to execute commands futilely stack up at the top of the screen with nothing reported in return.
If I enter "qq", it brings up the smaller browser-spawned dialog box that says "This will close your client's connection. Are sure you want to leave the page?", which doesn't ordinarily happen upon qq'ing. Then when I agree, it instantly refreshes the page and brings me to the login again.
If, on the first prompt about reflexes on the server, I try clicking "No", everything seems content, but of course then I don't have my system.
I have definitely had successful logins since the last time I changed anything in my system, so I don't think that can be the variable.
Any thoughts? Thanks.
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"Every song written is a crisis of the soul solved." - His Realness Tony Cordisco, the Riffmaster
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"Metal is a fusion of everything, covered in anger and dragons." - Jered M'F'ing Eide
"Every song written is a crisis of the soul solved." - His Realness Tony Cordisco, the Riffmaster
"Metal is a fusion of everything, covered in anger and dragons." - Jered M'F'ing Eide
"Every song written is a crisis of the soul solved." - His Realness Tony Cordisco, the Riffmaster
"Metal is a fusion of everything, covered in anger and dragons." - Jered M'F'ing Eide
"Every song written is a crisis of the soul solved." - His Realness Tony Cordisco, the Riffmaster
"Metal is a fusion of everything, covered in anger and dragons." - Jered M'F'ing Eide
"Every song written is a crisis of the soul solved." - His Realness Tony Cordisco, the Riffmaster
"Metal is a fusion of everything, covered in anger and dragons." - Jered M'F'ing Eide
"Every song written is a crisis of the soul solved." - His Realness Tony Cordisco, the Riffmaster
Failing that, you can try just re-importing your settings in groups and seeing what's causing it!
"Metal is a fusion of everything, covered in anger and dragons." - Jered M'F'ing Eide
"Every song written is a crisis of the soul solved." - His Realness Tony Cordisco, the Riffmaster
I then reopened the client and settings, to further revert things to original states (reverted the buttons back to their default state of six default options, turned back on the default numpad movement, basically put everything back as close to its original place as I could remember) ... and then the settings page started being confused itself. When I clicked "Save Client Settings" I no longer got the "System saved!" confirmation pop-up. Funny enough, though, the settings did save, because when I logged out and back in to reopen the settings page, everything was in that original state where I had put it. (The Client Settings page is now successfully giving me that confirmation dialog, so maybe it was a fluke before that it didn't appear before.)
However, still, I cannot say "Yes" to loading the reflexes on the server without the screen's dialogs all going blank afterward, despite the fact that "my" reflexes and "default" reflexes are now identical or nearly identical.
Interestingly, while I had my mostly-blank screen open, working on the Client Settings in another tab, I noticed that communication from channels does stack up in the top of the communications frame on the bottom right. I don't know if that's useful at all, but it's an observation so I figured I'd include it. My character is (in?)conveniently in the wilderness way up in the tundra right now so I don't have a way of knowing if my dialog would reflect it if someone would walk by and say something.
Clarification on the "what happens when I try to execute commands" observation -- I just realized that only attempts to execute *keybound* commands result in echoes at the top of the screen with no return (example shown in screenshot below) -- but any *typed* command attempt, once I hit enter, prompts the "This will close your client's connection. Are you sure you want to leave this page?" dialog from Chrome. Turns out it wasn't just "qq".
Here's a link to a screenshot of how things look for me right now, so you can see what's present and what isn't, in case there are any useful clues there.
Here's my //version info:
That's everything I've got ... Any suggestions?
"Metal is a fusion of everything, covered in anger and dragons." - Jered M'F'ing Eide
"Every song written is a crisis of the soul solved." - His Realness Tony Cordisco, the Riffmaster
I've also tried this across two computers now, although to be fair my bf and I have similar software setups and the same Java versions and all that (is that even relevant? I updated that on both computers just in case :P ), so it wasn't really that much of a variable-change.
So ... yeah. Sorry to keep pestering you guys with this one. If we can't figure it out, I'll survive, I'll convert to Mudlet like I've thought of doing forever anyway, but I'm also invested in this mystery itself now! :P Let me know if you have any more ideas. Thanks for all the help.
"Metal is a fusion of everything, covered in anger and dragons." - Jered M'F'ing Eide
"Every song written is a crisis of the soul solved." - His Realness Tony Cordisco, the Riffmaster
We have a new version of the client coming in a week or two, hopefully that will help.
"Metal is a fusion of everything, covered in anger and dragons." - Jered M'F'ing Eide
"Every song written is a crisis of the soul solved." - His Realness Tony Cordisco, the Riffmaster