Change Log:
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5.0.22
Added frame rescaling to the frame customisation option. If frame customisation is enabled, you can click the little ? button to move and rescale frames. To rescale a frame, click the frame that you want to rescale (it will be highlighted with a green tint) then move the scale slider in the side panel.
You can rescale any of the frames supported by frame customisation. All of the frames except the player frame are clamped to the screen (they cannot be moved off the edge of the screen). The player frame is the exception, it can be moved off the edge of the screen so you need to take care when rescaling it. Clicking the reset button (in the side panel) will reset both the scale and position of all frames.
The reset button (in the settings menu) will not reset your chosen scale settings (since they're stored along with the frame layout settings). The wipe button obviously will reset them.
Due to the fact that frame customisation now rescales frames as well as positions them, you cannot modify frames at all while in combat. This is a restriction of the Blizzard API.
The movable coordinates (if enabled) will no longer appear on top of all other frames (such as the cinematic frame).
5.0.21
Added a new option (interface menu) to show coordinates in a movable frame. If enabled, you can just drag the frame to wherever you want it to be and it will stay there.
Note though that processing coordinates uses CPU cycles, if you want to conserve CPU power then you can hide the coordinates when you don't need them. To hide the coordinates, either uncheck the option in the interface menu or hold down shift and right-click the minimap button (this will toggle coordinates on and off).
The reason that I added coordinates in a movable frame is because sometimes you might make notes of locations using their coordinates or you might see them...
Description:
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An addon for World of Warcraft by Leatrix
8708654What does it do?
Leatrix Plus contains over 100 things which make Wow better. It's modular, fast and efficient.
Here's some of the things that it does.
World Map - reveal unexplored areas, rescale the map, show coordinates, change position and opacity, click quest objectives to see quest details.
Tooltip - add color coding to tooltip elements (such as class color and level color), show target of target, anchor tooltip to the cursor (with offsets), rescale the tooltip, hide the tooltip during combat.
Viewport - Create a viewport consisting of either simple borders or a resized game world.
Frames - Move and rescale a selection of frames, hide certain Blizzard frames (such as the stance bar).
Automation - Lots of automation for party management, blocking, death, repair (with guild funds option), sell grey items, accept and turn-in quests.
Accessibility - Change quest detail text size, mail text size and rescale the map.
Convenience - Add controls to the character sheet (such as durability report, volume control and show helm/cloak).
UI Enhancements - Add useful controls to the auction house, prevent bags from opening/closing automatically, save the achievement privacy setting account-wide.
Game Enhancements - Remove raid restrictions, save dungeon roles with your talent spec, show coordinates in a movable frame.
Spam - Block error frame spam (with filter), block zone text, block dual-spec spam, block NPC spam, block dunge...
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5.0.22
Added frame rescaling to the frame customisation option. If frame customisation is enabled, you can click the little ? button to move and rescale frames. To rescale a frame, click the frame that you want to rescale (it will be highlighted with a green tint) then move the scale slider in the side panel.
You can rescale any of the frames supported by frame customisation. All of the frames except the player frame are clamped to the screen (they cannot be moved off the edge of the screen). The player frame is the exception, it can be moved off the edge of the screen so you need to take care when rescaling it. Clicking the reset button (in the side panel) will reset both the scale and position of all frames.
The reset button (in the settings menu) will not reset your chosen scale settings (since they're stored along with the frame layout settings). The wipe button obviously will reset them.
Due to the fact that frame customisation now rescales frames as well as positions them, you cannot modify frames at all while in combat. This is a restriction of the Blizzard API.
The movable coordinates (if enabled) will no longer appear on top of all other frames (such as the cinematic frame).
5.0.21
Added a new option (interface menu) to show coordinates in a movable frame. If enabled, you can just drag the frame to wherever you want it to be and it will stay there.
Note though that processing coordinates uses CPU cycles, if you want to conserve CPU power then you can hide the coordinates when you don't need them. To hide the coordinates, either uncheck the option in the interface menu or hold down shift and right-click the minimap button (this will toggle coordinates on and off).
The reason that I added coordinates in a movable frame is because sometimes you might make notes of locations using their coordinates or you might see them...
Description:
--------------------
An addon for World of Warcraft by Leatrix
8708654What does it do?
Leatrix Plus contains over 100 things which make Wow better. It's modular, fast and efficient.
Here's some of the things that it does.
World Map - reveal unexplored areas, rescale the map, show coordinates, change position and opacity, click quest objectives to see quest details.
Tooltip - add color coding to tooltip elements (such as class color and level color), show target of target, anchor tooltip to the cursor (with offsets), rescale the tooltip, hide the tooltip during combat.
Viewport - Create a viewport consisting of either simple borders or a resized game world.
Frames - Move and rescale a selection of frames, hide certain Blizzard frames (such as the stance bar).
Automation - Lots of automation for party management, blocking, death, repair (with guild funds option), sell grey items, accept and turn-in quests.
Accessibility - Change quest detail text size, mail text size and rescale the map.
Convenience - Add controls to the character sheet (such as durability report, volume control and show helm/cloak).
UI Enhancements - Add useful controls to the auction house, prevent bags from opening/closing automatically, save the achievement privacy setting account-wide.
Game Enhancements - Remove raid restrictions, save dungeon roles with your talent spec, show coordinates in a movable frame.
Spam - Block error frame spam (with filter), block zone text, block dual-spec spam, block NPC spam, block dunge...