Authors CurseForge

As the other mentioned, linked unitframes <3
Heres some other things i'd like, mostly based on my experience with oUF 2:

• The ctrl-rightclick menu is awesome, gief again!
• Some more ways to edit text in the unitframes - in previous version there was a (PvP) text if you had pvp turned on, i'd like to be able to remove such things without altering the code myself
• Better ways of placing and arranging the buff/debuff slots yourself
• Thats mainly what I need in the current form of oUF, maybe some more textures if you can, so theres a bit more to play around with if you get bored of the existing looks :-)

Yeah, not able to link partyframes is the most annoying thing with oUF IMO.

More de/buff settings would also be nice!

One feature I'm missing:

Show absolute and procentual HP/Mana values. Like: 100k/200K 50%

Very useful for warriors (execute) and any fights against raidbosses with percentage triggered events like enrages, nefarian's zerg (20%) etc.

Quote from imYemeth »

One feature I'm missing:

Show absolute and procentual HP/Mana values. Like: 100k/200K 50%

Very useful for warriors (execute) and any fights against raidbosses with percentage triggered events like enrages, nefarian's zerg (20%) etc.

I tried to do that recently, but if seems to break MohBealth somehow. If you want this, edit otravi_UnitFrames.lua, and change from line 149:

local Strings = {
	[1] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s/%s", vCur, vMax) end,
	[2] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s%%", oUF.round(vCur/vMax*100)) end,
	[3] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s", vCur-vMax) end,
	[4] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s/%s", vCur-vMax,vMax) end,
	[5] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s/%s", vCur-vMax,vCur) end,
	[6] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s", vCur) end,
 	[7] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s | %s", vMax,vCur-vMax) end,
	[8] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s | %s%%", vCur,oUF.round(vCur/vMax*100)) end,
}
local StringDrop = {
	{
		text = "(current)/(max)"
	},
	{
		text = "(per cent)%"
	},
	{
		text = "(missing)"
	},
	{
		text = "(missing)/(max)"
	},
	{
		text = "(missing)/(current)"
	},
 	{
		text = "(current)"
	},
	{
		text = "(max) | (missing)"
 	},
	{
		text = "(current) | (per cent)%"
	}
}

Q & A
Q: How does the frames look?
A: Here is a image of the frames while being in a raid

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what's the minimap you're using in the screenshot called?

Which lines in the .lua do i have to change to swap buffs/debuffs (like showing debuffs on top of the frame and buffs under)?
I tried to simply change (lines 392-400):

if(not self.frames[u].Buffs and db.Buff) then
		self.frames[u].Buffs = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self.frames[u])
		self.frames[u].Buffs:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u], "TOPLEFT", 3, 0)
	end
	
	if(not self.frames[u].Debuffs and db.Debuff) then
		self.frames[u].Debuffs = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self.frames[u])
		self.frames[u].Debuffs:SetPoint("TOPLEFT", self.frames[u], "BOTTOMLEFT", 3, 0)
	end

to

if(not self.frames[u].Buffs and db.Buff) then
		self.frames[u].Buffs = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self.frames[u])
		self.frames[u].Buffs:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u], "[color=Red]BOTTOMLEFT[/color]", 3, 0)
	end
	
	if(not self.frames[u].Debuffs and db.Debuff) then
		self.frames[u].Debuffs = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self.frames[u])
		self.frames[u].Debuffs:SetPoint("TOPLEFT", self.frames[u], "[color=Red]TOPLEFT[/color]", 3, 0)
	end

(well the thing with the red colour didn't work xD)

But well that didn't work.. it just freezed my Buffs/Debuffs..

As I have no idea what I'm doing, can sum1 help me? >.<

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Blame me if someone already posted a A/Q to this but I did't see anything

n' sorry for bad english

Try:

if(not self.frames[u].Buffs and db.Buff) then
	self.frames[u].Buffs = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self.frames[u])
	self.frames[u].Buffs:SetPoint("TOPLEFT", self.frames[u], "BOTTOMLEFT", 3, 0)
end
if(not self.frames[u].Debuffs and db.Debuff) then
	self.frames[u].Debuffs = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self.frames[u])
	self.frames[u].Debuffs:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u], "TOPLEFT", 3, 0)
end

You'll probably also need some code further ahead though. Under function oUF:CreateFramework(u, n, id, s). There's some code that handle splitting the buffs/debuffs into two rows there.

Change:

if i == 1 then
	self.frames[u].Buffs[i]:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u].Buffs, "BOTTOMLEFT", 0,0)
elseif i == 9 then
	self.frames[u].Buffs[i]:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u].Buffs[1], "TOPLEFT", 0, 2)
else
	self.frames[u].Buffs[i]:SetPoint("LEFT", self.frames[u].Buffs[i-1], "RIGHT", 2 ,0)
end

and

if i == 1 then
	self.frames[u].Debuffs[i]:SetPoint("TOPLEFT", self.frames[u].Debuffs, "TOPLEFT", 0,0)
elseif i == 9 then
	self.frames[u].Debuffs[i]:SetPoint("TOPLEFT", self.frames[u].Debuffs[1], "BOTTOMLEFT", 0, -2)
else
	self.frames[u].Debuffs[i]:SetPoint("LEFT", self.frames[u].Debuffs[i-1], "RIGHT", 2 ,0)
end

To:

if i == 1 then
				self.frames[u].Buffs[i]:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u].Buffs, "BOTTOMLEFT", 0,0)
			elseif i == 9 then
				self.frames[u].Buffs[i]:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u].Buffs[1], "TOPLEFT", 0, 2)
			else
				self.frames[u].Buffs[i]:SetPoint("LEFT", self.frames[u].Buffs[i-1], "RIGHT", 2 ,0)
			end

and

if i == 1 then
	self.frames[u].Debuffs[i]:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u].Debuffs, "BOTTOMLEFT", 0,0)
elseif i == 9 then
	self.frames[u].Debuffs[i]:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u].Debuffs[1], "TOPLEFT", 0, -2)
else
	self.frames[u].Debuffs[i]:SetPoint("LEFT", self.frames[u].Debuffs[i-1], "RIGHT", 2 ,0)
end

And you'll have them fully reversed.

Quote from grzesieq »

Quote from imYemeth »

One feature I'm missing:

Show absolute and procentual HP/Mana values. Like: 100k/200K 50%

Very useful for warriors (execute) and any fights against raidbosses with percentage triggered events like enrages, nefarian's zerg (20%) etc.

I tried to do that recently, but if seems to break MohBealth somehow. If you want this, edit otravi_UnitFrames.lua, and change from line 149:

local Strings = {
	[1] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s/%s", vCur, vMax) end,
	[2] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s%%", oUF.round(vCur/vMax*100)) end,
	[3] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s", vCur-vMax) end,
	[4] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s/%s", vCur-vMax,vMax) end,
	[5] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s/%s", vCur-vMax,vCur) end,
	[6] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s", vCur) end,
 	[7] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s | %s", vMax,vCur-vMax) end,
	[8] = function(vCur, vMax) return string.format("%s | %s%%", vCur,oUF.round(vCur/vMax*100)) end,
}
local StringDrop = {
	{
		text = "(current)/(max)"
	},
	{
		text = "(per cent)%"
	},
	{
		text = "(missing)"
	},
	{
		text = "(missing)/(max)"
	},
	{
		text = "(missing)/(current)"
	},
 	{
		text = "(current)"
	},
	{
		text = "(max) | (missing)"
 	},
	{
		text = "(current) | (per cent)%"
	}
}

Thanks, I'll try this tonight.

Quote from Gunahylia »

Try:

if(not self.frames[u].Buffs and db.Buff) then
	self.frames[u].Buffs = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self.frames[u])
	self.frames[u].Buffs:SetPoint("TOPLEFT", self.frames[u], "BOTTOMLEFT", 3, 0)
end
if(not self.frames[u].Debuffs and db.Debuff) then
	self.frames[u].Debuffs = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self.frames[u])
	self.frames[u].Debuffs:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u], "TOPLEFT", 3, 0)
end

You'll probably also need some code further ahead though. Under function oUF:CreateFramework(u, n, id, s). There's some code that handle splitting the buffs/debuffs into two rows there.

Change:

if i == 1 then
	self.frames[u].Buffs[i]:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u].Buffs, "BOTTOMLEFT", 0,0)
elseif i == 9 then
	self.frames[u].Buffs[i]:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u].Buffs[1], "TOPLEFT", 0, 2)
else
	self.frames[u].Buffs[i]:SetPoint("LEFT", self.frames[u].Buffs[i-1], "RIGHT", 2 ,0)
end

and

if i == 1 then
	self.frames[u].Debuffs[i]:SetPoint("TOPLEFT", self.frames[u].Debuffs, "TOPLEFT", 0,0)
elseif i == 9 then
	self.frames[u].Debuffs[i]:SetPoint("TOPLEFT", self.frames[u].Debuffs[1], "BOTTOMLEFT", 0, -2)
else
	self.frames[u].Debuffs[i]:SetPoint("LEFT", self.frames[u].Debuffs[i-1], "RIGHT", 2 ,0)
end

To:

if i == 1 then
				self.frames[u].Buffs[i]:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u].Buffs, "BOTTOMLEFT", 0,0)
			elseif i == 9 then
				self.frames[u].Buffs[i]:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u].Buffs[1], "TOPLEFT", 0, 2)
			else
				self.frames[u].Buffs[i]:SetPoint("LEFT", self.frames[u].Buffs[i-1], "RIGHT", 2 ,0)
			end

and

if i == 1 then
	self.frames[u].Debuffs[i]:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u].Debuffs, "BOTTOMLEFT", 0,0)
elseif i == 9 then
	self.frames[u].Debuffs[i]:SetPoint("BOTTOMLEFT", self.frames[u].Debuffs[1], "TOPLEFT", 0, -2)
else
	self.frames[u].Debuffs[i]:SetPoint("LEFT", self.frames[u].Debuffs[i-1], "RIGHT", 2 ,0)
end

And you'll have them fully reversed.

Yeah! Nice works, thanks alot :-)

Just updated oUF2 to SVN 10658, working fine, thanks Neronix.

Tried out the oUF_SmoothBarMovement but some of the bars extend all the way across the screen to the right. I'll post a screenshot if you need one.

Show us, Devla :)

I updated with latest svn and I can't see any debuff now :/ Anyone got the same problem ? I tried to toggle debuffs in the menu but still can't see them.


Edit : btw any chance to get buff/debuff border colors like in default UF since last patch ?

Quote from haste »

Portraits will be 100% removed.

rejoyce all Protrait-fans out there that Neronix can't read:

oUF2: Portraits - Initial commit. Adds snazzy, yet fast and lightweight 3D portraits to oUF frames. 100% drycoded. Options coming soon

hide Neronix, haste's going mad :P

Well, I'm all for removing them from the core because not everyone wants them, which is why I'm redoing them as a plugin ^^

http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/5097/wowscrnshot091006015410sh0.jpg

There's no config yet, but as you can see, it will use the same border (And change colour!) as the frame it is parented to and has a raid class coloured background.

Options coming up:

• Whether to create a portrait for the given frame
• Whether to use a raid class coloured background or the standard black
• Size offset (Height of the parent frame +/-)
• X/Y offset

And I don't think I'll add more than that...

As for the zOMGHUEGBARSLOLOL issue with SBM, I noticed it also happened occasionally with Gello's Smooth StatusBars (Which oUFSBM was based on). I'm gonna go investigate that too

Quote from Neronix »

Well, I'm all for removing them from the core because not everyone wants them, which is why I'm redoing them as a plugin ^^

http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/5097/wowscrnshot091006015410sh0.jpg

There's no config yet, but as you can see, it will use the same border (And change colour!) as the frame it is parented to and has a raid class coloured background.

Options coming up:

• Whether to create a portrait for the given frame
• Whether to use a raid class coloured background or the standard black
• Size offset (Height of the parent frame +/-)
• X/Y offset

And I don't think I'll add more than that...

As for the zOMGHUEGBARSLOLOL issue with SBM, I noticed it also happened occasionally with Gello's Smooth StatusBars (Which oUFSBM was based on). I'm gonna go investigate that too

Your UI looks imba.

[2006/09/10 06:55:42-223]: oUF\otravi_UnitFrames.lua:335: attempt to index local `db' (a nil value)
oUF\otravi_UnitFrames.lua:335: in function `CreateFramework'
oUF_PartyTargets\partytargets.lua:48: in function `Enable'
Ace\Ace.lua:251: in function `InitializeApp'
Ace\AceState.lua:63: in function `Finish'
Ace\AceState.lua:128: in function `?'
Ace\AceEvent.lua:18: in function `EventHandler'
<string>:"AceEventFrame:OnEvent":2: in main chunk


Get this error everytime I load these frames, have disabled everythig and tried the oudb script command posted earlier in the forums and still get the error everytime I log in.
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Party targets is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay out of date. Consider using PerfectTargets instead.

Also, just went and added options to oUF_Portraits

Quote from Neronix »

Party targets is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay out of date. Consider using PerfectTargets instead.

Also, just went and added options to oUF_Portraits

Uhm, where do I find oUF_Portraits?

I've used Portraits+Adapt to make somethign like it but this sounds great.

Quote from Nightm »

Quote from Neronix »

Party targets is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay out of date. Consider using PerfectTargets instead.

Also, just went and added options to oUF_Portraits

Uhm, where do I find oUF_Portraits?

I've used Portraits+Adapt to make somethign like it but this sounds great.

In the branches on the SVN.