Authors CurseForge

I would like to have 1 pixel thick black lines surrounding my PitBull unit frames, and dividing the health and power bars within those frames. Currently I only know how to produce 3-4 pixel thick lines, and I would like to know how to get them thinner.

Here is a picture showing the effect I want:
http://img398.imageshack.us/img398/7669/wowscrnshot041408230921qg4.jpg

Note the thin black lines around all of the unit frames. It's been confirmed, by taking nothing from that UI but the PitBull settings, that the thickness of the lines is not controlled by any other addon, nor are they part of an eePanels background.


Here is a picture showing the closest imitation I can achieve with my own UI:
http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj14/ss_it_happened/UI%20Screens/pitbull_borders.jpg


I say "borders" to describe the black lines, although I don't think they're actually the frame border, as they also appear inside the frames between bars. If anyone knows how I can control the appearance of these lines, I would love some help. Thanks.

i don't think you can achieve that with pitbull itself.
have a look at eePanels or kgPanels

Quote from goat_song »

It's been confirmed, by taking nothing from that UI but the PitBull settings, that the thickness of the lines is not controlled by any other addon, nor are they part of an eePanels background.

If you're using SharedMedia, set Roth as your Pitbulls border. Then in color settings set the border opacity to 0%.

THANKS! Totally worked :)

That's the same thing I used to do. The problem with doing it that way is you have to set the border opacity to 0%, and the background opacity to 100%. What happens if you want a transparent background? You can't have it both ways using just putbull and the roth border texture. I had the same problem because I was trying to recreate Anklove's UI (Priest on EU servers.) I liked the 1px border but I wanted transparent background. What I ended up doing was modifying the roth border texture to only be 1px wide in photoshop and pure black (the roth texture included in SharedMedia is slightly greyish instead of black.) I then used the MyMedia part of SharedMedia to add the new version of the border texture to SharedMedia, and therefore available through Pitbull. Note the transparent background in the party frames along with the 1 pixel border. If anyone would like this texture and instructions on how to use SharedMedia to add the texture to the borders let me know.