Community Proposed QoL updates to the UI

[Aurelle_Deresnels]

• High-contrast option for the map and minimap. What we have currently conveys a "drawn in-universe" aesthetic very well, but can be slow to impossible to read for those with colorblindness or other visual impairments. Players should be able to sacrifice that aesthetic as a personal choice in order to read the map as intended.
• Show/hide point of interest filters for the map and minimap, allowing players to focus on key navigation information - especially if they are using the proposed high-contrast option, which might otherwise become too cluttered. RuneScape's world map provides an excellent example, with customizable filters ranging from shops to gathering locations to quests.
• Customizable colors for map elements - such as party member dots - and ideally other UI elements. A recent discussion of colorblind players' experiences has highlighted how visual impairments vary so widely that sometimes the only good solution is to just let people pick colors that work for them.
• Dyslexia-friendly UI font option.
• Option to show the currently playing song, helping players seek out orchestrion rolls or even Earth purchases of songs they enjoy.
• Option to show the current FPS without having to keep the System Configuration window open.
• Add an "Out of Battle" option to nameplate configuration settings.
• "Highlight Item" command, for those times when one has /itemsearch ed for something and opened the right inventory tab and still just can't find it.
• Ability to import settings, HUD layout, hotbars, ... from another character. Currently PC players can do this by copying files over, while console players are out of luck. While we are at it, it would be great to be able to copy hotbars on a job-by-job basis, for cases such as trying out a job on an alt character and wanting to bring its hotbars back to one's main character.
• "Request Loot Roll" button that prevents the party from initiating combat or opening more chests until all current loot has been awarded. Good for getting dungeon gear upgrades and equipping them before moving onto the next fight, gently reminding someone who forgot to roll on map loot, and keeping griefers from evading kicks by constantly having a loot timer rolling or being in combat.