Holiday Fun is just that - some fun for your UI for the holidays. It comes complete with a string of flashing lights, snow banks, drifting snowflakes, and music (Carol of the Bells)!

There are several slash commands, which can be accessed by typing /holidayfun or /hf followed by an action listed below.

• snow - toggles snowfall on/off (default: on)
• lights - Turns the lights on (flashing) or off (default: on)
• music - turns music on/off when logging in (default: on)
• loopmusic - This setting only has effect if you have "Loop Music" enabled in your Sound options. If you do have "Loop Music" enabled, but do not wish Carol of the Bells to loop, then having this option disabled will cease playback of the song after one time. (default: on)
• playmusic - starts playing the song again (the loopmusic option does not take effect here)
• stopmusic - stops playing the song

FAQ:

Where are the options?
The slash commands are /holidayfun or /hf

Ugh. This song is annoying. How do I stop it?
If you really can't stand "Carol of the Bells" (or just don't like this version), then type /hf music to disable playing music at login and then type /hf stopmusic (or reload your UI) if you don't wish for it to finish playing.

How can I give feedback?
Feel free to leave your comments/questions here, but all bug reports and feature requests need to go to my portal if you want me to remember to do them.

Can I use your code/textures?
All use of my code and custom textures separate from Holiday Fun must be for your own personal use and they may not be redistributed separate from the addon. You may use snippets of my code in addons you intend to distribute only after receiving permission, and credit must be given.

Can I redistribute this addon?
My addons may only be redistributed in UI compilations, and any mention of the addon must point to its download page or my portal, both on WoWInterface.

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