*Temporary Replacement?*

[divstator]

This is mine, functionality completely restored through addons, no mazzifier of course.

[bruj0]

Originally Posted by divstator This is mine, functionality completely restored through addons, no mazzifier of course.

Very nice, i see it took quite a bit of time to get it like that, are you using kgpanels? do you have hotspots?

[divstator]

I used kgpanels for the micro menu toggle, the ui background, and to open the map by clicking on the map coordinates. I used Macaroon for the context menu, hot spots and the spots around the target that popup when you target something. I'm using Dominos for the action bars and Button Facade for skining it all.

It took some macro scripting inside the Macaroon buttons to get the new Cart3 map to come up as well as Itemrack , because the new versions don't come with a slash command to toggle their visibility yet. I replaced Master Control Panel with Addon Control Panel. I'm using Detached Minimap Buttons to control minimap buttons and I used Rico Minimap for the modified minimap.
I'm using DUF for the unit frames. The new DUF has bugs still, but nothing that's killing my game play and they're still working on it.


I made the skin with Gimp. I'm working a few more skins that I would like to have (just doing plain ones, but I wanted skins that were a little bit more "earthy" made out of stone, wood etc.) I think that's all of it.

[malathar]

Running dominos and Macaroon? Wow thats pretty resource heavy.

The DUF bugs of timers showing incorrectly or not showing, debuff tooltips not showing, and combo points showing incorrectly have all been fixed. Though you'll have to look on the DUF forums and apply the fixes yourself, its quite simple.

[divstator]

Oh it's definitely resource heavy, it's not optimal, but it is functional. I haven't noticed any severe performance hick-ups so far on my machine and I'm certainly not claiming it will work on anybody else's machine. I was just dedicated to reclaiming my former functionality of my UI and sharing the result.

Thanks for the tip on DUF, I'll go see if I can get that taken care of and then my UI will be complete

[bruj0]

Originally Posted by divstator I used kgpanels for the micro menu toggle, the ui background, and to open the map by clicking on the map coordinates. I used Macaroon for the context menu, hot spots and the spots around the target that popup when you target something. I'm using Dominos for the action bars and Button Facade for skining it all.

You could just use kgpanels for the context menu and hotspots, make a small 20x20 pixel panel that onclick calls Dominos:ToggleFrame([frame number])

And hotspot its about the same, only chaning the onclick.
Cheers

[divstator]

You could just use kgpanels for the context menu and hotspots, make a small 20x20 pixel panel that onclick calls Dominos:ToggleFrame([frame number]) And hotspot its about the same, only chaning the onclick.

Well, I thought about doing it that way, but since Macaroon doesn't use action id's it just seemed that quicker way to get it done. As far as the better performance goes, I wasn't checking into that just yet. My guild is small and we rarely do anything bigger than 10 man stuff, so my machine doesn't get burdened down too often.

However I would be interested to know how you could use kgpanels for the context menu, and would it be skninned by Button Facade as well?

Thanks for the ideas

[malathar]

He meant to use KgPanels for the hotspot to toggle the context menu. He was suggesting to use Domino's as the actual context menu, which if you did, it would use one of your 10 action bars that Dominos allows you to have. Where as Macaroon lets you create any number of action bars.

[Yhor]

Originally Posted by malathar He meant to use KgPanels for the hotspot to toggle the context menu. He was suggesting to use Domino's as the actual context menu, which if you did, it would use one of your 10 action bars that Dominos allows you to have. Where as Macaroon lets you create any number of action bars.

At first I was very turned off by the thought of using Macaroon, but after figuring out the way it works, I'm loving it. I don't have to worry about running out of bar space or buttons that I can hide until needed. I really think it will be the method bar mods will be using across the board once word gets out on the versatility of this "action bar" mod. I have 3 bars visible all the time +Autobar3 bars. I could easily use 2 bars +Autobar (working on a layout).



My newest UI using Sunnart and a few common addons. I've utilized MoveAnything! to move a lot of the default interface around and resize it, I'm looking to try to be more memory friendly going into Xpac (and less dependent on my ui).

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