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I had that problem awhile back and it just went away by itself. All I can say is maybe make sure your ace libraries are up to date. *shrug*

Is it possible to show cast bars for all players, and not just the ones I have selected?

Quote from nioin3k »

Is it possible to show cast bars for all players, and not just the ones I have selected?

No, it isn't sorry.

When I installed the addon and logged in I got around 30 errors. I think there's a missing lib or something..

Error: AceAddon: Ace00-2.0: Library "AceModuleCore-2.0" does not exist.
Error: Cannot find a library instance of TagCompiler-1.0.
Error: Cannot find library instance of Roster-2.1.

And some errors from aloft itself, but I suppose they are caused by the 3 other errors.

Quote from Nicke »

When I installed the addon and logged in I got around 30 errors. I think there's a missing lib or something..

Error: AceAddon: Ace00-2.0: Library "AceModuleCore-2.0" does not exist.
Error: Cannot find a library instance of TagCompiler-1.0.
Error: Cannot find library instance of Roster-2.1.

And some errors from aloft itself, but I suppose they are caused by the 3 other errors.

It really sounds like you didn't install the addon correctly. Get the zip from files.wowace.com, and make sure you install it, and all of its subdirectories, into your addon folder.

First, awesome work. Second, the preset StyIpe uses HealthPercent instead of HealthFraction so gives a tag error on initial selection.

I'm trying to get the boss icons to be to the left of the bar, and this is what I have in the SV:

["bossIcon"] = {
	["profiles"] = {
		["Default"] = {
			["point"] = "LEFT",
			["relativeToPoint"] = "LEFT",
		},
	},
},

Yet it still put's a huge boss icon in the center of the bar?

I just ran into a minor problem that everyone says should be fixed here..

If Threat-1.0 is installed, but disabled, and Aloft is enabled, then Aloft spits out Cannot find a library instance of Threat-1.0 (instead of Threat-1.0 loading on demand, like every other library does). Threat-1.0 can't be LoD apparently for some stupid reason, I never obtained from anyone in IRC. So, is there any way that you can make it so that if threat is not enabled, it doesn't get used? Thanks... I think that is better anyways, than loading it on demand, since I don't always use the threat data...

Quote from dsDranor »

I do agree that Aloft should possibly just disable the threat portion if it can't find Threat-1.0

Done in r49019

I just installed this and played with it for a few minutes but it doesn't seem to do what I was hoping. What I was hoping for was a way to make the current name plates like half the width in size. When I have multiple enemies close by they all overlap so it'd be nice to have name plates about 1/4-1/2 in width and maybe a little bit added to the height.

Quote from zoidberg »

I just installed this and played with it for a few minutes but it doesn't seem to do what I was hoping. What I was hoping for was a way to make the current name plates like half the width in size. When I have multiple enemies close by they all overlap so it'd be nice to have name plates about 1/4-1/2 in width and maybe a little bit added to the height.

Change the health bar width/height.

Note that Aloft can't change their values during combat, but once they're shown once and you leave combat, they'll work thereafter.

I'm not exactly sure that's even an option. If it is, I'd like to know so I can enable it too.

Quote from Lichbane »

Apologies if this has been asked before, but how can I get Aloft to display what my party members are targeting.

Have you tried the [TargetName] tag? If you want it on just your group, I think [IsGroup:TargetName] would do what you want (I haven't tested it though).

Quote from Lichbane »

It works a treat. :)

However I want to put some literals to make it look a little more pleasing. Is there a more elegant way of doing this: [IsGroup:" > "][IsGroup:TargetName][IsTarget" > "][IsTarget:TargetName]

Try this (again, not tested):

[IsGroup:TargetName:Prefix( > )][IsTarget:TargetName:Prefix( > )]