Important: installation

if this is your first v1.24 (post-archnemesis) release: delete your old Lailloken UI folder
this release is incompatible with releases prior to v1.24, so do NOT install this into an existing pre-v1.24 installation

Compatibility

fixed the monster damage mod not being customizable because it customized the boss damage mod instead
changed the wording for a few mods

the search-field now accepts names in any length (minimum is two letters) because it's more intuitive to type out leo or rin instead of typing only le and ri
advanced searches now use spaces between the inputs, e.g. "leo r rin i", and divisions can also be longer if preferred
the search box is now movable and stays open, so you can put it to the side while mapping, then close it once you have finished all encounters

renamed the pixel-checks section to screen-checks in order to be more understandable
the screen-checks section now lists available pixel-checks and image-checks
- image-checks work like pixel-checks (i.e. they check the screen to detect if certain UI elements are on screen), but they search for complete images instead of single pixels
- image-checks are used when pixel-checks are unreliable, e.g. when the screen has to be checked for movable UI elements (such as the syndicate board)
- the betrayal-info feature now checks the screen via image-check, so you have to calibrate that in order to use it

image-checks can be tested and calibrated just like pixel-checks, but calibration is a little different
- left-click the button to test, right-click to calibrate
- long-click an underlined entry in the list to get more information and instructions
right-clicking the calibration-button will open the Windows snipping tool with which you can screen-cap the required image
I'm not sure if every Windows version has this type of snipping tool (it was introduced in Win 10), so users of an older Windows version might not be able to use this method and have to take screenshots manually and crop the required image from there
- click 'open img folder' to open the folder they have to be saved to
- images have to be saved as bitmaps (.bmp files) and named like the check itself, e.g. betrayal.bmp, bestiary.bmp, gwennen.bmp

there's a video further below that shows what is described here
again, on Windows versions older than 10 you might have to do the snipping and saving manually
- format: {member name}.bmp, e.g. aisling.bmp, korell.bmp
- click 'open img folder' in the betrayal-info section of the settings menu to see where the files need to be stored
long-press the omni-key while hovering a syndicate member, and release once you hear a beep
- the windows snipping tool will open, and you have to snip a specific part of the member's 'display card' by click-dragging the cursor across an area
- don't screen-cap the character themselves because the background is different depending on whether they are leader or not
- don't screen-cap too far to the side-edges because item-icons may obstruct the card (use the width of the smoke cloud as reference, red lines)
- from my testing, screen-capping an area similar to the yellow box is enough for image recognition to succeed (it's set a bit lower to avoid including too much of the character's picture)
a new window will open with a preview of the screen-cap and a dropdown-menu to select the corresponding member from
- upon clicking a name, the screen-cap will be saved and that member should be detectable via image recognition

you can now search beastcrafting recipes with 'normal' key-words, e.g. freeze, poison, shock, etc.
- this requires calibrating the bestiary image-check

you can now paste a regex-string into Gwennen's search field by hovering over it and pressing the omni-key
- this requires calibrating the gwennen image-check
with Gwennen's gamble window open, long-press the omni-key to open a window to generate and save a regex-string