Change Log:
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v.1.0.1
- fix for positioning error (still no code to separate other message frames from the errors frame)
Description:
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This addon affects the UIErrorsFrame. This is the part of your screen where errors such as "Spell is not ready yet", "Out of range", etc.
NOTE: I noticed while in a dungeon last night that the boss emote frame is also being moved. I had not realized that it was anchored to the UIErrorsFrame. The next version will fix this. :) Also note, that your quest progress appears in the UIErrorsFrame, so... Unless you pay more attention to your quest tracker and/or sounds for that info, you probably shouldn't move it off screen. :o
Move your error messages out of the way of another UI element
Move your error messages closer to the center so that you see them better
Move your error messages off screen so you never see them again
Usage:
Type /moveovererrors or /moe to show or hide the current location of the UIErrorsFrame.
Type /moveovererrors or /moe again, followed by a location in order to place the frame wherever you wish.
anchor = the side of the screen the UIErrorsFrame should go to
(options: top, bottom, left, right, center, topleft, bottomleft, topright, bottomright)
x-offset = the number of pixels left (negative number) or right (positive number) to shift from the anchor point
y-offset = the number of pixels up (positive number) or down (negative number) to shift from the anchor point
For example... For the placement in the screenshot to the right, I used
/moe bottom 0 250
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v.1.0.1
- fix for positioning error (still no code to separate other message frames from the errors frame)
Description:
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This addon affects the UIErrorsFrame. This is the part of your screen where errors such as "Spell is not ready yet", "Out of range", etc.
NOTE: I noticed while in a dungeon last night that the boss emote frame is also being moved. I had not realized that it was anchored to the UIErrorsFrame. The next version will fix this. :) Also note, that your quest progress appears in the UIErrorsFrame, so... Unless you pay more attention to your quest tracker and/or sounds for that info, you probably shouldn't move it off screen. :o
Move your error messages out of the way of another UI element
Move your error messages closer to the center so that you see them better
Move your error messages off screen so you never see them again
Usage:
Type /moveovererrors or /moe to show or hide the current location of the UIErrorsFrame.
Type /moveovererrors or /moe again, followed by a location in order to place the frame wherever you wish.
anchor = the side of the screen the UIErrorsFrame should go to
(options: top, bottom, left, right, center, topleft, bottomleft, topright, bottomright)
x-offset = the number of pixels left (negative number) or right (positive number) to shift from the anchor point
y-offset = the number of pixels up (positive number) or down (negative number) to shift from the anchor point
For example... For the placement in the screenshot to the right, I used
/moe bottom 0 250