oUF_MovableFrames and header spawned frames

[Rainrider]

The first screen is with oUF_MF version 1.11, the second one with 1.13



The frames in question are spawned through headers. They look so when no changes through MF are done. The frames are not movable as the green area does not appear. I can scale them though, after that the green area is there until I move them. After I stop dragging, the scale resets to the original one and the green area disappears making the frames not movable again.

The names are also a bit strange. Partypets and partytargets are just called "party". For MTtargets it just takes the name of the frame I set in my layout. This is not something introduced in 1.13 though.

[haste]

What layout is this with?

[haste]

I just remembered that you have a GitHub account, with a layout on it.

I'll push some fixed out on GitHub soonish.

[haste]

Pushed 1.14 which should fix both issues.

[Rainrider]

Works like magic. Thank you very much

[zork]

Tried the latest github release but getting this


Layout used: oUF_Lily

[haste]

I see why, I'll push a fix soonish.

[zork]

Another thing I noticed. I gave all my frames global names. But only the name of the "targettarget" frame is applied. The others ignore the name.



But you said that global names are not needed, so I'm going to remove them anyway. Just for notice.

Maybe that is because of a "typo" I saw "ttargettarget" somewhere.

[haste]

oMF converts frame names into their unit, or at least tries. It uses the frame name as a fallback when it isn't able to determine the unit, which is what you're seeing on the target's target frame.

I'll add ToT to the list.

[zork]

I love the latest release of oMF! Plus it works well with different raid style spawns depending on custom attributes.



Need to tweak some tags and it's good to go.

Ohh.. I know it is possible but currently don't know how. I want to change the mana color in the oUF color table. How do I access it. The mana is way to dark imo.

[Rainrider]

This is what I use:

ns.colors = setmetatable({
    power = setmetatable({
        ["MANA"] = {0.31, 0.45, 0.63},
        ["RAGE"] = {0.69, 0.31, 0.31},
        ["FOCUS"] = {0.71, 0.43, 0.27},
        ["ENERGY"] = {0.65, 0.63, 0.35},
        ["HAPPINESS"] = {0.19, 0.58, 0.58},
        ["RUNES"] = {0.55, 0.57, 0.61},
        ["RUNIC_POWER"] = {0, 0.82, 1},
        ["AMMOSLOT"] = {0.8, 0.6, 0},
        ["FUEL"] = {0, 0.55, 0.5},
        ["POWER_TYPE_STEAM"] = {0.55, 0.57, 0.61},
        ["POWER_TYPE_PYRITE"] = {0.60, 0.09, 0.17},
        ["HOLY_POWER"] = {0.95, 0.93, 0.65},    
        ["SOUL_SHARDS"] = {0.5, 0.32, 0.55},
        ["POWER_TYPE_SUN_POWER"] = {0.65, 0.63, 0.35},
    }, {__index = oUF.colors.power}),
}, {__index = oUF.colors})

[zork]

Thanks. That did the job:

  oUF.colors.power["MANA"] = {0, 0.5, 1}

[haste]

The metatable madness is to not interfere with other oUF layouts :P