Hello, i'm wondering if there's any way to resize your own debuffs with pitbull 3.0. Much like how Xperl does it. Im not so into the dogtag things, only know that u use it to customize an addon as u like it so if the explanation involves any of that please put it in a way a newbie can understand. Thanks in advance.
Unless you want some very specific features, PitBull4 should have all you need. It is also very stable (I noticed less bugs than in PitBull3) and has a by far better performance.
Just make sure to use the latest Alpha and reserve some hours for the first configuration ;)
Alpha, Beta and Release are the "quality" levels used here on WowAce.
* An Alpha package gets automatically created for each change an author does. So they might be untested, contain bugs or don't work at all. Usually only for developers and early testers. Alpha packages do not show up on Curse.
* Beta packages are usually tested but still work in progress. They show up on Curse.
* Release packages are (or should be ;)) fully tested and working. Also showing up on Curse.
But as I said, PitBull4 is quite stable right now, so you should be fine with the Alpha most of the time.
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Curse PremiumPitBull4 is by far better than PitBull3 anyway ;)
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Curse PremiumJust make sure to use the latest Alpha and reserve some hours for the first configuration ;)
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Curse Premiumhttp://www.wowace.com/addons/pitbull4/files/
or with the Curse Client set to Install Type Alpha.
The latest (and only) Beta version that is visible on Curse was made some time ago, so it doesn't contain all features and bug fixes.
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Curse Premium* An Alpha package gets automatically created for each change an author does. So they might be untested, contain bugs or don't work at all. Usually only for developers and early testers. Alpha packages do not show up on Curse.
* Beta packages are usually tested but still work in progress. They show up on Curse.
* Release packages are (or should be ;)) fully tested and working. Also showing up on Curse.
But as I said, PitBull4 is quite stable right now, so you should be fine with the Alpha most of the time.