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I do plan to add some larger widget sizes that can display the status of more than 1 server at the same time.
I don't think it makes a whole lot of sense to make it possible for a widget displaying one server to change which server it's displaying over time, though. If you want that behavior I'd recommend creating a smart stack and manually flipping through it when you want to see different statuses. (Another future improvement I'll make is adjusting the widget relevance values, so the smart stack could itself automatically change which server status you're seeing.)
I'll be honest, I completely forgot about smart stacks! That does accomplish what I'd like to do. I'm interested in what you're saying about the improvements.
I'm interested in what you're saying about the improvements.
Apple's API allows me to specify a "relevance" value (a number from 1-100, for example) that's derived from the state of my widget. I can, for example, make the server status widget more likely to appear at the top of the smart stack when 1-10 players are online (because that's indicative of a small server where you'd care about someone being online).
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This could be implemented in many different ways. My vision is a widget that cycles through different IPs every few minutes or seconds.
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