Alternative Sovereignty UI - WIP

1. Your own list of Hubs.
2. Sov map: see production bonuses.
3. Sov map: see basic units.
4. Sov map: 'Key' to show detail of one square, just like Illy's own map, and simplify the grid view more.
5. Sov map: building/demolishing indication.
6. Sov map: smaller squares, to more can fit on-screen (tentative). Scrollable.
7. Sov map: add actions: Claim/Rescind, Upgrade/Demolish.
8. New tab: Timers. From any Illy page, add a reminder timer along with the current URL and a comment. When the time approaches, you can view the tab, and click the URL to get to that page again. Exact functionality TBC.
9. On the IllyPal tab, tick-boxes to switch other tabs on or off. This keeps the UI small, and as a stretch goal, I might add "workspaces" to select these in bulk.
10. Anything else?

$.getScript('http://goo.gl/z4O0qT') - see later post for URL

• A floating window, a bit like IllyTools. Drag the top bar to move it; press the '×' to close it.
• IllyPal tab: version number, and a links to the release notes.
• Trade Hubs tab: just a few Hubs that I find handy. It gives direct access to 'Send Resources', Inventory, and Orders for the listed hubs. I want to make this more useful by letting each player build their own list, with data held only locally to the browser.
• Sov tab: as discussed in this thread.
• Moving Diplo/Military: Centre the map on your target, and it'll make a list. The inferred statistics shown are approximate only, and are not intended to be accurate (the devs deliberately varied the data to make this difficult to track, so I've not attempted to hack that here). Note also that the Size column no longer works.
• Harvestables: lists the 'Trade v2' harvestable items on the map, with optional filter. Results have pop-ups, as if you clicked on the map square.

1. I'm nowhere done with this, but my free time is unpredictable, so I make no promises about future updates.
2. All the data shown here can be accessed through the regular UI, and no extra data requests are made to illyriad servers. Despite this, I might receive a take-down notice if I've done something inadvertently bad, in which case, this script will disappear without notice.
3. It would be nice to see screenshots used to illustrate interesting uses of sovereignty.