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Basso 12-26-13 05:46 AM

WoW UI Elements - Libary
 
I know this site : http://wowprogramming.com/utils/artbrowser/Interface
where i can look through the Arts, problem now, this art libary seems not up to date, no encounter journal and so on, does anyone know a up to date libary or a way i can look through this stuff in my own wow installation?

Malsomnus 12-26-13 06:07 AM

I think this is what you're looking for :)

Gethe 12-28-13 10:18 AM

You can browse the textures on my github.

pelf 01-01-14 12:54 PM

I remember reading about some repository site or augmentation to some repository site site that could even show an effective "diff" between two versions of an image. I don't remember whether it was connected to WoW or just something I read on Slashdot...

Resike 01-01-14 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by pelf (Post 289013)
I remember reading about some repository site or augmentation to some repository site site that could even show an effective "diff" between two versions of an image. I don't remember whether it was connected to WoW or just something I read on Slashdot...

Probably GitHub, but i think any repo should do that.

pelf 01-01-14 02:32 PM

Really? You'd say it's expected to be able to show a visual diff of some kind for image files?

Resike 01-01-14 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by pelf (Post 289022)
Really? You'd say it's expected to be able to show a visual diff of some kind for image files?

I tought you meant for the bytecode changes, but how would a repo exactly show the visual changes?

pelf 01-01-14 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Resike (Post 289023)
I tought you meant for the bytecode changes, but how would a repo exactly show the visual changes?

From what I remember, it basically used a technique that would show a new image that looked a bit like a "heat map" of where the changes were and by how much they differed from the old version. So, a recolor would be "cooler" than if they, say, moved items to completely different coordinates in a texture. I'd imagine that heat map would then be presented as a partially transparent overlay where the underlying image could easily be toggled back and forth.

Choonstertwo 01-01-14 08:55 PM

GitHub can show visual diffs of images.

Gethe 01-02-14 01:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Choonstertwo (Post 289036)
GitHub can show visual diffs of images.

I can indeed, thats the major reason I made the repo there.

Resike 01-02-14 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Gethe (Post 289048)
I can indeed, thats the major reason I made the repo there.

Hmm i never noticed that, however i only used tga images.
Does it support tga too?

Gethe 01-02-14 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Resike (Post 289062)
Hmm i never noticed that, however i only used tga images.
Does it support tga too?

It does not unfortunately. From what I can tell it only supports PNG and JPG.

Resike 01-02-14 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Gethe (Post 289065)
It does not unfortunately. From what I can tell it only supports PNG and JPG.

Yeah i kinda guessed, but sadly thats makes it unusable for wow development then.

p3lim 01-02-14 04:34 PM

Not when you mass-convert them like Gethe did: https://github.com/Gethe/wow-ui-text...live/README.md

pelf 01-05-14 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Choonstertwo (Post 289036)
GitHub can show visual diffs of images.

I guess I was reading about Github, then!


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