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07-24-08, 10:42 PM   #1
Elechan
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Few Frame Problems

I tried remazzifying, completely reinstalling (the UI, not the game :P), etc. Few things I wonder how to fix.

1) BG Scoreboard



2) Raid Frames not coming up, or if they do they just cover over the party and don't work. Here's an example of what's happening



Any help?

OH ya, been trying to figure out what Add-on is the shammy stuff in the middle of my screen lol... but I can't figure out what it is :\

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07-25-08, 06:20 AM   #2
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for the frames, revert back to the version inside the addons package v1.31
The updated Sraid frames doesn't work with mazzle.

For the scoreboard, did you try /MF Reset?
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07-25-08, 11:17 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by Balthazaer View Post
for the frames, revert back to the version inside the addons package v1.31
The updated Sraid frames doesn't work with mazzle.

For the scoreboard, did you try /MF Reset?
yep :| and it didn't work.
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07-25-08, 12:38 PM   #4
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For me, the scoreboard issue seems to be brought on by moving the crafting skill windows around (enchanting, tailoring, smelting, blacksmithing, etc).

What I do to fix it (at least the character pane, that's all I've had trouble with) is to simply first open a crafting window, then open my character window. Instead of being up in the top right corner it will move that window back down to where it's supposed to be. Then without closing anything, I move the character window to another spot on the screen, closer to the center. Then close the crafting window. After that, move the character window to wherever you want to permanently have it.

This seems to be a problem with moving any other window while the crafting window is open. It may also be affecting other windows as well in a chain reaction. Once you move a window while another more dominant window (like crafting) is still open, then when you close the crafting window moveframes tries to automatically adjust it back to where it was before you opened the window, only this is now changed and makes your character window fly off the screen.

At least, that's what I gather from casual observation.

Try opening another window, like the Character panel, or the dressing room while you have the broken scoreboard visible. If that moves your scoreboard down within reach, make sure to move it far away from any screen edges before you close the window you used to fix it. After the other window is closed, then move the scoreboard back to the center where it's supposed to be.

Hopefully that helps.
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07-25-08, 01:32 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Blu_Haze View Post
For me, the scoreboard issue seems to be brought on by moving the crafting skill windows around (enchanting, tailoring, smelting, blacksmithing, etc).

What I do to fix it (at least the character pane, that's all I've had trouble with) is to simply first open a crafting window, then open my character window. Instead of being up in the top right corner it will move that window back down to where it's supposed to be. Then without closing anything, I move the character window to another spot on the screen, closer to the center. Then close the crafting window. After that, move the character window to wherever you want to permanently have it.

This seems to be a problem with moving any other window while the crafting window is open. It may also be affecting other windows as well in a chain reaction. Once you move a window while another more dominant window (like crafting) is still open, then when you close the crafting window moveframes tries to automatically adjust it back to where it was before you opened the window, only this is now changed and makes your character window fly off the screen.

At least, that's what I gather from casual observation.

Try opening another window, like the Character panel, or the dressing room while you have the broken scoreboard visible. If that moves your scoreboard down within reach, make sure to move it far away from any screen edges before you close the window you used to fix it. After the other window is closed, then move the scoreboard back to the center where it's supposed to be.

Hopefully that helps.
Can't open other windows while the BG scoreboard is open though, hmm...
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07-25-08, 02:18 PM   #6
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The shaman stuff looks like Enhancer.

Also, try deleting the SavedVariables for MoveFrames.

If not, then do this:

If there is no 'worldstatescore' frame in layout-cache.txt simply copy/paste this code:

Code:
Frame: WorldStateScore
FrameLevel: 0
Anchor: CENTER
X: 0
Y: 0
W: 1024
H: 768
Note: You may have to edit the Height and Width depending on your screen resolution.
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07-25-08, 09:25 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Cralor View Post
The shaman stuff looks like Enhancer.

Also, try deleting the SavedVariables for MoveFrames.

If not, then do this:

If there is no 'worldstatescore' frame in layout-cache.txt simply copy/paste this code:

Code:
Frame: WorldStateScore
FrameLevel: 0
Anchor: CENTER
X: 0
Y: 0
W: 1024
H: 768
Note: You may have to edit the Height and Width depending on your screen resolution.
where's the layout-cache.txt?
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07-26-08, 07:17 AM   #8
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taking a standard path it should be (in the example your character name is goat on Azjol-Nerub server)

C:/Program Files/World of Warcraft/Azjol-Nerub/Goat <~~ in that folder named with your character name

you'll see a few .txt files including the layout-cache.txt
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07-26-08, 12:21 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by sakiko View Post
taking a standard path it should be (in the example your character name is goat on Azjol-Nerub server)

C:/Program Files/World of Warcraft/Azjol-Nerub/Goat <~~ in that folder named with your character name

you'll see a few .txt files including the layout-cache.txt
thanks I'll try that and see how it works. And I figured out how to fix the raid things. I'll post a pic of where to do it once I figure out how to fix the Mazzle UI button that seems to be way too low on my mini map hehe

Yay!! it worked thanks.



and here's the fix thingy that worked for raid frames :3 it was on none for some reason, I put it at bottom and it works, as you can see.

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