This is a very simple addon . and i hope i wrote something more dificult.
Lua config only.On top of code you find litle comments and config .
--local color = RAID_CLASS_COLORS[select(2, UnitClass("player"))]
local color = { r = 0.75, g = 0.75, b = 0.75, } - (r, g, b )
if you need custom colors ,change Numbers as you wish , if you need class color change it to this
local color = RAID_CLASS_COLORS[select(2, UnitClass("player"))]
--local color = { r = 0.75, g = 0.75, b = 0.75, }
I stil learning lua , so sorry for my mistakes with code .
This is a very simple addon to adding borders arround chat windows,class colored or custom colored.Visually improve chat windows and UI.
When i first saw some UI's with borders arround chat windows i loved it , but all of them (which i find arround) have dependencies , But i dont love only for 1 addon to use 2 or 3 addons , and one day i was think ''Hey i have brain in head too, Lets try and learn something new ,learning new things is always funny,and write own addon without dependencies,''
And the learning starts.I read most of wikies or links founded here.
I know many languages,but english is not one of them ,read on foreign language is still very hard.I dont understand maybe 30% of my readings (yeah i know i am suck)
My adventure of learning is mostly try and error style.So sorry for my bad english , and i need help for writing addons.
Big thanx for all addons writers here which code i diging, looking and learning, All of them is a very talented coders.
Dawn, Neav ,Tekkub,Phanx ,Haste ,Zork,Pelim and all of authors which names i dont remember at this time. (sorry)
I hope you like my first addon.Enjoy
Todo :
Reduce code size ,
Learning english
and wrote some new interesting addons.
Change Log - ChatBorders
Version 1.2
1.Added Border to all Chat wndows
2.Toc Bump 3.3
and some small modifications.
Version 1.1
1.Added Borders for Chat edit box too
2.Added option to move Edit box on top.Lua config only.
Optional Files - ChatBorders
Sorry, there are currently no optional files available.
