a good tool for all users running UI mods.
Someone may have posted this already, but i have yet to see it. Lately i have seen a bunch of people having issues with addon version mismatches, which we all know is caused by the version in the .toc of the addons not being the same version that warcraft is using. To fix this you can either boot up warcraft and see what versino it's running, then close it. Them MANUALLY change it for each .toc file you're running. Or you can give this little tool a try. it finds your main warcraft directory, then gets the current warcraft version you are running. when you tell it to update all addons, it runs down the tree of addons and fixes all .toc files it can find in there for you. Making it alot faster and easier to get your mods running on a new patched versino of warcraft, instead of waiting for the mod makers to release an updated mod. I hope this helps :)
Toc updater Thanks to Bl4ckSh33p for making this neat little prog. (I don't think it matters where you install it, i just keep it in my WoW folder to keep things neat) |
While this is an option, please note that we at WoWInterface do not recommend it.
No offense to you HollowedAndJaded, I know you are just trying to help, and that is appreciated. However, while folks can do it this way, it can (and will) just lead to more problems than it will solve. As Remelio posted on the front page, the day of the patch: Quote:
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No offense taken. I was unaware of that feature in WoW, And i do agree about the lack of knowledge regarding which mod has been tweaked or if it's actually the new version.
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Actually, I use a simmilar program, but I make sure that I know the date that I installed a mod, and keep looking for newer versions. So far, I haven't had any problems, but truth be told, you probably are better off taking Cairenn and Remelio's advice, and handle it manually.
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