Again I just have to say superb work so far. The template feature has made life a lot easier. Have noticed one bug however. When in a group with a resto druid in treant form, the models seem to default to their original settings. As soon as the druid shifts back they act as normal. Just thought you'd like to know (=. Keep up the good work!

Would it be possible at any point to add in a feature that makes the frames visible at the same time? For example, so you can alter the placement of your party frames without having to find four other people as you tweak your UI.

Sorry for the late reply about the new features, I kept forgetting to post.

The template feature seems to work perfectly so far! This will definately make it easier to get all the mobs I've seen to display correctly. Thank you very much!

Thanks for the reply - this method works after I copy the data and login out/in.

Hi - first off just to say excellent mod, just downloaded it and it works a treat....except for one thing. I can't seem to adjust the player model - either directly using the ctrl key, or indirectly using the method layed out in the readme. It does not save the changes made under self_(whichever race/gender), but simply under the default for that race. Any ideas?

Good to see that this is still being worked on! I picked it up a few months ago and I love it.

May I make a feature suggestion? It's something I would find to be very useful. Basically, it would be nice to set up specific categories, similar to beast families.

Right now, what I do is configure a model how I want it, then copy it to a "template". For example, I find a Firemane Ash Tail (caster dragonspawn, which is only partly in the viewer pane by default). I configure the model, un-target to save, then do "/zmc copy Firemane Ash Tail,_DragonspawnCaster". Whenever I see another caster dragonspawn I haven't already configured, I copy _DragonspawnCaster to its settings. Obviously, this can get very tedious, as I have to copy the setting for every single one I see.

This works fine, but it creates a great deal of duplicate saved data. What I propose is a way to make a group of sorts. You would configure one caster dragonspawn, and then use a command to copy its settings to a group setting. After that, you can use another command to add any new caster dragonspawn to the group, so they all display the same way. To update the group setting, you would just change the configuration for a mob in the group.
Example:
- Configure model for Firemane Ash Tail, un-target
- /zmc makegroup DragonspawnCaster,Firemane Ash Tail
- /zmc addtogroup DragonspawnCaster,Firemane Ash Tail
And then later, when I find another caster dragonspawn:
- /zmc addtogroup DragonspawnCaster,Firemane Flamecaller
(these are just theoretical command names, you don't have to use them as I give them)
The makegroup would not automatically add the specified mob to the group, in the event that you do not want it to be assigned to it, such as making a group for non-tamable turtles, (like the two friendly turtles involved with an escort quest in Tanaris) you might create the group setting from the existing Turtle setting for the beast family.

This way, you could have a master setting for one group, so if you change how one is viewed, you don't have to re-copy it over the rest of the mobs using the same model. I'm fairly certain this would also save space in the saved variables, since there would be a great deal less duplication of saved data.

If you're already planning this, then... awesome :D