Change Log:
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Changes from 1.11
- Group frames will now show the backdrop, even when no frames are displayed.
- Bumped TOC interface version to 40100 (4.1).
- Update the subtitle as it was horribly outdated.
- Several small changes to allow embedding.
Changes from 1.10
- Added support for oUF 1.5.x, and the new header group formats.
Changes from 1.9
- Minor fix to work around events firing even though it's unregistered.
Changes from 1.8
- Should no longer attempt to move party/raid frames several times.
- Updated to work with both oUF 1.3.x and 1.4.x.
Changes from 1.7
- Move the frames back to their initial position when their entry is removed from the UI.
Changes from 1.6
- Yet another round of improvements on the frame name guessing. This will hopefully be the last.
Changes from 1.5
- Largely improved how frame names are guessed and added validation of the guessed names.
Changes from 1.4
- Correctly handle several levels of scaling.
- Also some minor code preparations for saving of default position.
Changes from 1.3
- Properly set the initial height of header frames that don't have any units yet.
- Don't wrap the unit label if the frame is too small to display it.
- Largely improved frame name guessing.
Changes from 1.2
- Made /omf open the frame list interface.
- Child frames (such as party target) are no longer detached from their parents initially. Moving them will however do this.
- Attempt to describe the frames with more sane names. A quick example would be "oUF_PartyUnitButton1Target" that becomes party1target. This is also done in the interface list.
Changes from 1.1
- The frame list will no longer error out on empty data sets.
Changes from 1.0
- Party/raid frames that show the player and player's pet or target no longer gets confused with the real pet/target frame.
- Frames that don'...
Description:
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Allows you to move frames/headers created by oUF.
Features
- Doesn't require authors to add support. It just works out of the box.
- Saves frame position on a per layout base.
- Frame position is saved based on closest anchoring point to retain position regardless of scale/resolution.
- Able to save position of frames that have no name.
- Remembers the initial position of frames.
- Type /omf to toggle anchors.
- Type /omf to open the UI.
Known Issues and TODO
- Issues @GitHub
4224811
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Changes from 1.11
- Group frames will now show the backdrop, even when no frames are displayed.
- Bumped TOC interface version to 40100 (4.1).
- Update the subtitle as it was horribly outdated.
- Several small changes to allow embedding.
Changes from 1.10
- Added support for oUF 1.5.x, and the new header group formats.
Changes from 1.9
- Minor fix to work around events firing even though it's unregistered.
Changes from 1.8
- Should no longer attempt to move party/raid frames several times.
- Updated to work with both oUF 1.3.x and 1.4.x.
Changes from 1.7
- Move the frames back to their initial position when their entry is removed from the UI.
Changes from 1.6
- Yet another round of improvements on the frame name guessing. This will hopefully be the last.
Changes from 1.5
- Largely improved how frame names are guessed and added validation of the guessed names.
Changes from 1.4
- Correctly handle several levels of scaling.
- Also some minor code preparations for saving of default position.
Changes from 1.3
- Properly set the initial height of header frames that don't have any units yet.
- Don't wrap the unit label if the frame is too small to display it.
- Largely improved frame name guessing.
Changes from 1.2
- Made /omf
- Child frames (such as party target) are no longer detached from their parents initially. Moving them will however do this.
- Attempt to describe the frames with more sane names. A quick example would be "oUF_PartyUnitButton1Target" that becomes party1target. This is also done in the interface list.
Changes from 1.1
- The frame list will no longer error out on empty data sets.
Changes from 1.0
- Party/raid frames that show the player and player's pet or target no longer gets confused with the real pet/target frame.
- Frames that don'...
Description:
--------------------
Allows you to move frames/headers created by oUF.
Features
- Doesn't require authors to add support. It just works out of the box.
- Saves frame position on a per layout base.
- Frame position is saved based on closest anchoring point to retain position regardless of scale/resolution.
- Able to save position of frames that have no name.
- Remembers the initial position of frames.
- Type /omf to toggle anchors.
- Type /omf
Known Issues and TODO
- Issues @GitHub
4224811