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Well, since I'm looking to change the color of the name text from the default white to say - grey or a navy blue, the dog tag I tried to use from the in-game help didn't change it :P Hence why I'm asking for an example so that I can try it when I get home from work.
Well, since I'm looking to change the color of the name text from the default white to say - grey or a navy blue, the dog tag I tried to use from the in-game help didn't change it :P Hence why I'm asking for an example so that I can try it when I get home from work.
I checked the in-game help and it didn't work for me - hence why I posted here :P Could you perhaps please give me an example of the dogtag with what I listed above?
Yes you can. Check the dogtag wiki or the dogtag help in-game.
I checked the in-game help and it didn't work for me - hence why I posted here :P Could you perhaps please give me an example of the dogtag with what I listed above?
I was wondering if it was possible to change the color of the name text with a dog tag. For example, I have [Name] [afkdnd:angle] as my current name text and it shows up as white for all my pitbull unit frames. I was wondering if I could add something like (color) and the value of the color to change it to something other than the class color/white for all my unit frames?
I use ominimap, partly because it is moveable. I resized it and removed the background. In the code, however, it looks to me like it should show the zone text. It shows for my friend who downloaded it, but not for me. I just thought it was odd as the code says it should show and it doesn't.
Hmm - it shows the zone text on mine. That and if I mouse over the very top of the map it shows the zone text - as if the old location text is still there :P
Options are not guaranteed to show up for frames and text objects that may not currently be displayed. The reason for this is that they are created on-demand, and you can't set properties for something that doesn't (yet) exist. Configuration modes force everything to be shown, so that you can configure them.
That make sense - just freaked me out 'cause I've been using Pitbull for quite a while and never had this happen :)
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NVM, had a friend email me an example.
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Well, since I'm looking to change the color of the name text from the default white to say - grey or a navy blue, the dog tag I tried to use from the in-game help didn't change it :P Hence why I'm asking for an example so that I can try it when I get home from work.
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Anyone?
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I checked the in-game help and it didn't work for me - hence why I posted here :P Could you perhaps please give me an example of the dogtag with what I listed above?
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Thanks in advance!
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Yes, that's the Hal texture.
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Those are pretty sweet. Is that just Pitbull or a combo of eePanels, Pitbull, and...?
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Hmm - it shows the zone text on mine. That and if I mouse over the very top of the map it shows the zone text - as if the old location text is still there :P
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Nor does it seem to save the new position when you lock them :(
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Seriously, we were just messing around with ya :p No need for drama here as there's plenty of that on the official wow forums.
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Needs larger debuffs.
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http://img206.imageshack.us/img206/1139/wowscrnshot020908125907ua4.jpg
Thanks so much for all the inspiration in this thread!
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PC: Playing a game.
Mac: Oh? Which game are you playing?
PC: Any Goddamn game I feel like.
Mac: :(
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That make sense - just freaked me out 'cause I've been using Pitbull for quite a while and never had this happen :)