WoWInterface - Create Frame at the Cursor

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Create Frame at the Cursor

Hello,

I'm working atm. on an AddOn and I want to create Frames at the cursor. Does someone know, how could I do it?

I already tried:

Code:

function ns.round(float)

        return floor(float+0.5)

end



function ns.shwcrd(num)

        return ns.round(num * 100)

end



function ns:CreateButton(point ,offx, yoff)

        local button = CreateFrame("Button", nil, WorldMapButton)

        button:SetSize(15, 15)

        button:SetBackdrop(backdrop)

        button:SetBackdropColor(.0, .0, .0)

        button:SetBackdropBorderColor(.125, .125, .125)

        button:SetPoint(point, offx, yoff)

        

        button:SetScript("OnEnter", ns.OnEnter)

        button:SetScript("OnLeave", ns.OnLeave)

        

        return button

end





local scale = WorldMapDetailFrame:GetEffectiveScale()

local width = WorldMapDetailFrame:GetWidth()

local height = WorldMapDetailFrame:GetHeight()

local centerX, centerY = WorldMapDetailFrame:GetCenter()

local x, y = GetCursorPosition()

        

local point, relativeTo, relativePoint, xOfs, yOfs = GetMouseFocus():GetPoint()



local adjX = (x / scale - (centerX - (width/2))) / width

local adjY = (centerY + (height/2) - y / scale) / height



ns:CreateButton(point, ns.shwcrd(x), ns.shwcrd(y))

notice.text:SetText(ns.shwcrd(x).." / "..ns.shwcrd(y))

But it doesn't work at all. :S

How doesn't it work?

I would think just setting the frame at the coordinates returned by GetCursorPosition() would be sufficient.

What exactly are you trying to accomplish?

/edit: wait a second, you're only checking the cursor location once.

You need your RelPoint to the be "BOTTOMLEFT" of nil, which is the screen itself, otherwise your buttons are likely to draw offscreen. Also, the offsets seem to be multiplied by 100 which would throw the buttons offscreen too.

Here's a snip of a cursor-target feature of a HUD addon I was working on that managed the position of the targeting reticule.

Code:

local scale,x,y=frame:GetEffectiveScale(),GetCursorPosition();

frame:SetPoint("CENTER",nil,"BOTTOMLEFT",x/scale,y/scale);

Quote:

Originally Posted by SDPhantom (Post 249793)

Code:

local scale,x,y=frame:GetEffectiveScale(),GetCursorPosition();

frame:SetPoint("CENTER",nil,"BOTTOMLEFT",x/scale,y/scale);

Works perfect!!
Thank you very much SDPhantom. :)