Update immersive-dialogue

[DjilanoS]

TLDR
Adds mouse interaction and repositioning to the relocated dialogue panel. All existing native keyboard controls (Esc / Spacebar / 1–5) still work — clicking via menuActions API is additive.

Changed

• New defaults: backdrop padding 4, avatar backdrop on, bottom margin 150, animate head on, drag mode on.
• Options no longer render the [1]–[5] number prefix / "use keys" hint (click and native number keys both still select).
• Continue prompt now reads "Click to continue".
• Position sliders widened (bottom margin 0–2160, horizontal offset ±1920) and drag is clamped to keep the box on-screen at any resolution.

[runelite-github-app]

immersive-dialogue: a0fe42fe540b4fbc2ece8dbd53c345640237f97c..2a10330dd6c5712b4ebea1f6b5f498cb2d232406

[runelite-github-app]

This plugin requires a review from a Plugin Hub maintainer. The reviewer will request any additional changes if needed.

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[DjilanoS]

I have a feeling Runelit hub checks failed due to the user of menuActions, if so here's a bit more information on how and why I use client.menuAction(..):

A left‑click on that panel is forwarded to the game's own continue / option‑select action via client.menuAction(..., MenuAction.WIDGET_CONTINUE, ...), targeting the native dialogue widgets (ChatLeft/ChatRight.CONTINUE, Chatmenu.OPTIONS) by their component IDs.

This affects only non‑combat conversation UI; it grants no information, efficiency, or capability the player doesn't already have, only the convenience of clicking where the dialogue is shown.

The client.menuAction(..) call results in the same server interaction the native click it mirrors would normally cause so no extra or different packets are sent to the server, and nothing is sent unless the user clicks.

See DialogueWidgetController.java#L441 for "continue to click" usage.

See DialogueMouseListener.java#L166 for "select options" usage.

Feature in action:

[riktenx]

yeah, use of client.menuAction is not allowed for this

i understand this usage may seem benign but it's a question of accidentally tripping jagex's macro detection, which programmatic server interactions outside of the vanilla jagex client code paths will do. we cannot host features that might get users banned