Moves GPS coordinates to their own line, after the text "Coords:".
Why / Balance
With the newish action bar, the previous single-line approach frequently resulted in hard-to-read coordinates. In particular, if the Y-coordinate is negative, the minus sign has a tendency to stay on the first line while the rest migrates to the second. It's much too easy to miss it and send people on a wild goose chase. Especially problematic considering Frontiersmen usually read their coordinates when they're lost and time is of the essence.
How to test
Hold GPS or PDA with the AstroNav app.
Behold coordinates.
Media
Before:
After:
The label can easily support ridiculous, unrealistically large offsets even within the limited space afforded to it:
About the PR
Moves GPS coordinates to their own line, after the text "Coords:".
Why / Balance
With the newish action bar, the previous single-line approach frequently resulted in hard-to-read coordinates. In particular, if the Y-coordinate is negative, the minus sign has a tendency to stay on the first line while the rest migrates to the second. It's much too easy to miss it and send people on a wild goose chase. Especially problematic considering Frontiersmen usually read their coordinates when they're lost and time is of the essence.
How to test
Media
Before:
After:
The label can easily support ridiculous, unrealistically large offsets even within the limited space afforded to it:
Requirements
Breaking changes
No.
Changelog :cl: