Travian Time Line for Greasemonkey

Script Summary: Adds a time line on the right of each page to show events that have happened or will happen soon. Also adds a few other minor functions. Like: custom sidebar; resources per minute; ally lines; add to the villages list; colored marketplace.

Version: 0.39

Copyright: 2008, 2009, 2010 Bauke Conijn, Adriaan Tichler (http://github.com/bcmpinc/travian-timeline-script)

License: GPL version 3 or any later version; http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html

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Description

This script improves the information provided by Travian. For example: by adding a timeline that shows different events like completion of build tasks and the arrival of armies. It does this by modify the html of the page.

This script is completely passive, so it does not click links automatically or send http requests. This means that for certain data to be collected you have to read your reports and watch your ally page and allies profiles.

This script can be combined with other scripts: (this used to be true for version prior to v0.35. Might be fixed in the future.)

If you have the 'Travian Task Queue'-script, you can click on the timeline to automatically enter the schedule time.
If you have the 'Travian Beyond'-script, additional villages will also get an attack and a merchant link button. (Currently you have to add these additional villages in the scripts source code.)

Notes

This script is up for adoption. If you like this script, have programming skills and want to further develop this script, go ahead. It's GPL'ed for a reason. The code is stored on github.com: http://github.com/bcmpinc/travian-timeline-scri...
Playing Imperion? Try Imperion Time Line.

Screenshots

	Hovering above a village shows all events for that village. Click on the first line to change the type of information that it shows.
	A quick summary of the state of all your villages.
	The timeline itself.
	~~Keep track of your travian progress while visiting other websites (requires you to add those sites to the scripts' include list).~~
	An example of the lines feature. (apparently the Travian developers also thought of implementing something similar. see the image at the end of this forum post: http://forum.travian.nl/showthread.php?t=20484#....