Lua good first issues

This GitHub issue serves as a roadmap for implementing missing Tibia features in the OTClient. It categorizes features by game version (11.00, 11.50, 11.80, 12.00) and tracks their status (Completed or Pending), with some features requiring specific code modifications.

The user is requesting a comprehensive list of all EICAS (Engine Indicating and Crew Alerting System) messages. This list is intended to be used for tracking and marking off completed messages.

This issue discusses the historical evolution of the GMod backend renderer, highlighting past attempts at optimization and the current reliance on `mesh.*` functions. The author is seeking suggestions and ideas for further renderer optimizations and enhancements, acknowledging the current performance bottleneck caused by numerous `mesh.*` calls.

This issue proposes enhancing the provider inheritance mechanism by replacing `__inherited_from` with a solution that supports cascading inheritance. The current implementation only allows single-level inheritance, meaning inheriting from a provider that itself inherits from another will lose the grandparent's configuration.

The user wants to improve the configuration system for retrieving credentials and API keys. The current approach mixes environment variable names and command execution, leading to semantic ambiguity. The proposed solution involves introducing a more structured configuration, potentially with separate fields for commands or nested structures, while ensuring backward compatibility and considering the removal of scoped environment variable lookups.

This issue asks to investigate how the original game handles large toilet rooms where patients struggle to access all facilities due to door congestion. The goal is to compare this behavior with CorsixTH's current implementation to inform the resolution of a related bug (#1825). This investigation aims to determine if the original game exhibits the same issue or if it has a different patient door-usage logic.

This issue tracks the coverage status of public transit data for North America, specifically focusing on countries and their sub-regions. It uses a checklist format to indicate which areas have achieved coverage, with some entries linking to related issues for more details.

Kobo Sage users are experiencing fragmented pen strokes that only fully appear after closing the side panel, regardless of whether palm rejection is enabled or disabled. This issue affects both the stable and prerelease versions of the firmware and has also been observed with other drawing plugins.

The user is seeking assistance with localizing the 'Keystone Percentage Helper' tool. They have provided badges indicating the current translation status for English (100%), French (100%), and Russian (96%). This suggests a need for either further translation work, review, or integration of these localized strings.

This issue proposes removing the dependency of `lime-debug` and `shared-state` packages on `iputils-ping`. The rationale is that `iputils-ping` installs `ping6`, which appears to be unused, and a related discussion supports this removal.

This issue proposes to improve session restoration in agentic.nvim. Currently, session restoration relies on Neovim's current working directory (CWD), which can prevent sessions from being restored correctly if Neovim's CWD is not the original workspace directory. The suggested solution is to use the session's stored CWD for both listing and loading sessions, aligning with how new sessions are created.

The user is seeking assistance with localizing the "XIV Continued" project. They have provided current completion percentages for English, French, and German translations, indicating a need for further localization efforts.

This feature request asks for the current mission date to be exposed through DCS-BIOS, potentially within the common data. The user wants this information to calculate the sun's position for controlling simpit ambient lighting based on date, time, and location.

Users are confused when their finger doesn't draw on the screen with palm rejection enabled, as the app defaults to moving the page. The issue suggests providing a clear explanation to the user about this behavior and how to change it in the settings.

Users of Boox and Bigme Android e-readers are experiencing noticeable latency between pen input and ink display in KOReader, making the drawing experience feel sluggish compared to native apps. This issue appears to be related to how KOReader interacts with the device's e-ink refresh modes and screen drivers, potentially not utilizing the fastest update mechanisms available.

A Boox device user is reporting that the pen's button and eraser are not functioning within the Ink Away feature of KOReader, despite being configured in the settings. This issue is specific to Boox devices and may be related to how KOReader handles pen input on Android, particularly with older versions.

Users of the Kobo Libra Colour are experiencing an issue where using the stylus in annotation mode causes multiple pages to turn rapidly instead of highlighting text. This behavior is not observed when using a finger for highlighting, suggesting a problem with stylus input interpretation.

This issue identifies an incorrect implementation of mob speed adjustments in the server's scripts. Instead of using approximations like percentage boosts, mob speeds should be set directly in their family table or via the `setSpeed()` function, matching retail values.

Players are unable to move directly towards or across scenes after updating the resource from version 2.2.0 to 2.2.2. The issue was present before the update and might be related to the 'W' key being disabled near scenes, although the provided configuration shows `Config.HotKeysEnabled = false`.

The user reports that the 'delta' color scheme in AstroNvim is unusable due to excessively bright colors that hinder readability. Additionally, they encountered a syntax error related to 'syntax.red' which prevents Delta from opening for git diffs. The user had to manually adjust colors to make it manageable.

A Kindle Scribe user is experiencing unreliable pen input and system freezes when annotating EPUB files. Specifically, the pen is often not recognized on EPUBs, and switching from EPUB annotation to a notebook causes the pen to become erratic in the notebook before the entire Kindle restarts. This issue appears to be specific to EPUB annotation, as notebooks and PDF annotation work correctly.

The user is requesting a feature to manually refresh the screen on their Kobo Libra Color. This would help resolve issues where strokes don't appear, UI elements are not cleaned up, or pen tools display incorrectly.

This issue proposes adding translations for the Ink Away plugin into Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Turkish. The goal is to make the plugin fully translatable by shipping translation files with it, ensuring a consistent language experience for users. Native speakers are needed to contribute translations and review the wording.

This issue reports two bugs on the Kindle Scribe: the side button on the Amazon pen fails to switch to the highlighter, and palm rejection is inconsistent when writing in cursive. The user is seeking help from someone with a Kindle Scribe to test these functionalities, especially after a potential fix in version 4.1.0.

A Kobo Libra Colour user on a prerelease firmware reported that the fitted book toolbar now sits directly at the edge of the text, appearing cramped. The desired behavior is to have a small visual gap between the toolbar and the text. This can likely be fixed by slightly reducing the margin applied to the toolbar's thickness.

Users are reporting that the book toolbar in annotation mode reverts to the highlighter tool after switching to a different tool. The expected behavior is for the toolbar to retain the last selected tool. The issue is likely related to how the active tool or pen is restored within the reader's ink view.

The user is reporting a reproducible client crash in FiveM for GTAV Enhanced when consuming food or drink items (specifically water and burger) using ox_inventory. The crash occurs during or after the item use animation, and the user suspects a potential NUI-related issue based on log messages.

This feature request proposes adding an option to `pi.nvim` to connect to an existing, already running headless `pi` instance via RPC. This would allow users to manage separate sandbox profiles for Neovim and `pi`, granting them independent permissions while maintaining the `pi.nvim` user experience.

The user is requesting to enable compatibility between MineClone/MineClonia and MCL (presumably another mod or game). They are offering to help and have provided a link to a similar implementation they are working on for Technic, indicating a willingness to contribute to this feature.

This issue requests the implementation of Ctrl+A to select all text within an entry box, similar to standard text editing behavior. The user sees this as a quality of life improvement for keyboard shortcut users. The request is framed as a minor enhancement.