Titan Development Log

TitanGambits 2.4.85 organizes Settings into eight collapsible categories: Appearance & Layout, Graphics & Frame Rate, Camera Settings, Music & Game Sounds, Plugin Sounds, Character & Party, Cutscenes, and Connection. Each section opens independently, making it easier to find a control without scrolling through every option.

Appearance & Layout contains interface mode, colors, opacity, text size and window resets. Compact-mode positioning controls are grouped there too. The existing buttons, sliders and saved preferences retain their behavior. Update through the launcher, then use /addon reload TitanGambits. No game-server restart was required.

TitanGambits 2.4.83 brings Camera Settings into Settings as a collapsible section. Customization starts OFF. When enabled, it provides normal and battle camera distances from 1 to 40, horizontal speed from 0.5 to 20, manual vertical speed from 0.5 to 40, automatic vertical speed, battle rotation limits, a height offset and a separate Snap Height action. The initial distance presets are 6.0 and 8.2. Changes apply while playing, and preferences are saved locally for each character after an edit finishes.

The integration uses XICamera 0.8.0's camera core through one separate owner component. It redirects supported camera readers to private values rather than editing shared constants used by movement animations. The Settings controls read the owner's active values, disable unsupported controls and report missing or conflicting patches. Existing XICamera files and preferences are preserved; a competing camera owner is not silently unloaded. Restore Defaults uses the original values captured from the running client, which can differ slightly from the initial presets. Disabling customization restores only patches still owned by this component.

Update through the launcher, reload TitanGambits and open Settings > Camera Settings to opt in. No game-server restart was needed.

TitanGambits 2.4.81 includes a Gamepad page, also opened with /gamepad, for selecting an XInput or DirectInput controller, assigning native FFXI controls, testing inputs and saving device profiles. Setup starts OFF and leaves an existing controller configuration alone. Saving mappings requires an explicit confirmation, and native mapping changes take effect after fully restarting the game through the launcher.

Microsoft-signed Titan Launcher 1.6.17 reads the same controller profile when generating Titan and Dynamis launch settings. Enabling Gamepad Setup allows controller polling for the next launch; turning the setup wizard OFF does not disable a working gamepad. The launcher also provides Controller Recovery for restoring a previous setup or pre-wizard native mappings. The recent pop-out dragging and Instant cutscene-default changes remain included.

The documented XInput starting layout is limited to the primary XInput slot; DirectInput uses guided capture rather than guessed brand presets. This is an optional setup feature. Update the launcher before using it, and keep mouse and keyboard available during configuration. No game-server restart was required.

TitanGambits 2.4.79 prevents pop-out windows from docking into other ImGui windows and clears any existing dock assignment. Docking was still allowed after the earlier alignment update, so it could interfere with freely placing these windows. The left-aligned Pop Out and Dock buttons remain.

Cutscene Speed now starts on Instant when no saved choice exists. Selecting Normal still disables Enternity and saves that preference across addon reloads; existing saved choices are preserved. Instant advances supported dialogue automatically but does not skip every cutscene or animation. Update through the launcher, then use /addon reload TitanGambits. No game-server restart is needed.

TitanGambits 2.4.77 places Pop Out and Dock at the upper left of each supported tab, including Chat and MercantileGuild. The buttons no longer move toward the right edge as the available space changes.

Pop-outs also stop repositioning their parent window after ImGui has started drawing it. That position clamp could interfere with child-content layout while dragging near the screen edges. ImGui now handles window movement directly, while the existing size limits and saved window identities remain intact. Update through the launcher, then use /addon reload TitanGambits. No game-server restart is needed.

TitanGambits 2.4.75 adds a Pop Out button to Chat, MercantileGuild, Inventory, Info, Missions, Experience, Parser, Venture Moogles, Recruitment and Gambits. Each tab can open in its own movable, resizable window in either Standard or Compact mode. The windows follow your TitanGambits color, transparency, scale and mouse-capture preferences, and stay open when you close the main interface. Close a standalone window or choose Dock in its original tab to return the contents there.

Chat pop-outs show the message feed, portraits, timestamps and scrollbar without the main interface or Sound button. Titan LS Chat and MercantileGuild can remain open together; their requests no longer cancel each other. Message sounds still follow your Chat Sound preference and play only for a feed that is being displayed. Collapsing or closing a chat window stops its feed unless the same chat remains visible elsewhere.

Update through the launcher and use /addon reload TitanGambits. No game-server restart is needed.

TitanGambits 2.4.73 adds Normal and Instant buttons under Cutscene Speed in Settings. Normal is the default and unloads Enternity; Instant loads it to advance dialogue automatically. Your choice is saved and reapplied after restarting the game or reloading TitanGambits.

The launcher now supplies the official Enternity addon with its timing-sensitive interaction safeguards intact. Instant does not skip every cutscene or animation. Update through the launcher, then use /addon reload TitanGambits. No server restart is needed.

TitanGambits 2.4.71 fills in the TP numbers missing from the native party display for Recruits, including Recruits in the other two alliance groups. Titan already sends their actual TP in its party updates; the native client leaves those Trust rows without a TP display. The added numbers read those server-updated values directly, including TP spent on weaponskills, rather than estimating them from attacks. Human party and alliance members continue using the native TP display.

Use /partyinfo showtp on or off, or the existing Party TP setting in TitanGambits, to control the display. Explicit command changes are saved with your character settings. Recruit numbers are hidden during zoning, for members in another zone and after dismissal. A separately loaded tparty addon retains its own display without a second Recruit overlay. Update through the launcher and reload TitanGambits. No server restart was needed.