First UI ever created, feedback needed :)
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So, I decided to make a UI of my own, after years of downloading pre-built packages, I know it's not as smooth as most that are posted here, but I'm hoping to improve through the feedback in this thread.
Edit 1: I noticed that the action bar panels were off, I've fixed that now, so no need to comment on that :) |
Not a big fan of the time stamps, but it looks nice and simple. Would be interested in seeing a combat/party/raid screenshot.
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I've definitely seen so many worse interfaces. The thing about yours that strikes me as bad is that nothing is consistent. Take a hard look at something like ElvUI or TukUI and compare it to yours to see what I mean. Try using the same or similar textures, borders, etc. and keep it to one font (maybe two at most).
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Regarding the consistency, I have no idea how I would go about and do that, I thought there was an addon called Skinner that did that, but I wasn't able to find it on this website. Perhaps something with SharedMedia, but I have no idea how that works. |
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The Chat Tabs are a mess as well. Haven't decided what to do with NibChatTabs yet. |
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Not all addons use the LibSharedMedia library for fonts, textures, etc. It sounds like perhaps you have some addons that don't. In this case, the solutions are to change the font used in the Lua (as you have tried, though we'll need more detail from you if you want help with getting it to work ;) ) or manually override the default game fonts.
http://www.vranx.com/font.htm |
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You just install SharedMedia like any other addon, and then go into the options for each of your other addons, and change the font and/or texture options to use the same ones. If you find that one of your addons doesn't support SharedMedia, there is almost certainly another addon you could use that does, or you could ask its author to add support. If you want to add your own custom fonts or textures, then you will need to write a very tiny amount of code, but the instructions are all in the README file inside the SharedMedia addon folder, and are very straightforward. |
You don't even have to write code. Just run the MyMedia.bat file.
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Actually, the instructions for adding media to SharedMedia are right in the SharedMedia folder that is in your "AddOns" folder. it's called "INSTRUCTIONS for MyMedia". It's a plain text file so you won't need anything extra to open and read it. It's a really simple way to keep your own additions to the SharedMedia addon when there is an update to it.
Just to make sure, here, we're talking about SharedMedia by Elkano (and, apparently, a couple of other folks), right? |
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Yep. SharedMedia remains compatible.
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