Atwood UI
 

Hello, everyone get in here!

Here can you Post your Feedback, Suggestions and Issues with my UI/Layout!

Current Version:

0.90 (Aug 13, 2015)

Compatibility:

With World of Warcraft 6.2 (1920x1080)

ToDo:

Thanks:

To the whole ElvUI Developer and the Elv Community and all Addon Developer who created the best Addons for World of Warcraft!

You should probably post some screenshots and a link to where people can actually download your UI or find out more about it. Currently your post reads like an invitation to a rather unrewarding treasure hunt. :p

I win the treasure hunt! Here is the link: http://www.wowinterface.com/download...dUIAddons.html

The UI has 80mb thats massive since it only looks like default elvUI to me.

- Don't share your WTF folder instead share your SavedVariables folder (see how its done with my ui)
- Don't share Lua.bak files inside SavedVariables folder.
- You don't use addons that need "accountrelam" folder or Charnames so it makes no sense that you shared this folder and advise to rename it.
- We realy don't need to download 11x 4mb size PNG previews with your ui ?!?! WTF

Update will be coming out very soon! I'am new here! Thanks, for the Tip!

Also, all UIs are required to provide a list of all included addons (either in the file description or via a screenshot of the AddOns folder). Normally we would put a UI on hold until it fixes this... :rolleyes:

Okay, i will be working on a List Tommorow!

Here's the easiest way to get a postable list of your addons:

Open your AddOns folder in Windows Explorer. Shift-right-click on a blank space in the window. Click "Open command window here" in the popup menu. Type the following command and press Enter:

@dir /on /ad /b > addonlist.txt

(Note: The command window doesn't support pasting with Ctrl+V, but you can paste by right-clicking and selecting "Paste" in the popup menu.)

Now, open the new "addonlist.txt" file in your AddOns folder and copy/paste its contents into a post, or just attach the file itself to your post.

It's nice to see that people still use the command window and DOS commands still.

You can also just save the command as a .bat file in your addons folder, then just double-click it whenever you want to refresh your addon list file.