Authors CurseForge

I converted over to ALZA's newest released UI a couple days ago, but I started getting a large amount of LUA errors while in combat in a raid. The errors came from oUF_ALZA\raid.lua (lines 16 and 18 ):

--[[ Aggro coloring ]]
 local function ColorAggro(self, event, unit)
    if(not unit) then return end
    local s = UnitThreatSituation(self.unit)
    if(s and s>0) then
        local r, g, b = .8, 0, 0
        if(s==1) then
            r, g, b = 0.5, 0.5, 0
        elseif(s==2) then
            r, g, b = 0.5, 0, 0
        end
        [B]self.bd:SetBackdropBorderColor(r, g, b)[/B]
    else
       [B] self.bd:SetBackdropBorderColor(0, 0, 0)[/B]
    end
end

Those lines are from the aggro coloring section. Being the LUA novice I am, I just commented out the whole section, as I don't particularly care for having aggro coloring on my raid frames anyways.
However, after that (or maybe simultaneously, I just didn't notice) I am now getting spammed with errors originating from oUF\ouf.lua

local oUF = {}

The exact error is:

oUF-1.3.16\ouf.lua:39: attempt to call field '?' (a nil value)

Locals:

  ---

The oUF version is 1.3.16; I am unable to update oUF without braking oUF_ALZA. Any ideas?
EDIT: The problem is definitely with the oUF_ALZA\raid.lua. Disabling that file in the ALZA TOC stops the oUF errors.

Thank you both very much. :)

How would I go about using that? I'm assuming

if(debuffType ~= "magic") then
    icon:Hide()
end

wouldn't work.

if(dfilter) then
    local function PostUpdateAuraIcon(self, icons, unit, icon, index, offset, filter, debuff)
        if(debuff) then    
            for _, value in ipairs(dblacklist) do
                if (UnitAura(unit, index, filter) == GetSpellInfo(value)) then
                    icon:Hide()
                end
            end
        end
    end
end

What would I do? Put another IF in there checking the for the spell types I don't want? What would the code for that look like?

if(curse or disease or poison) then
     icon:Hide()
end

Something like that?

I'm not really a coder and I just edit oUF LUAs from other players to suit my needs, so this is probably a very easy/dumb question, but here it is:
An oUF layout I'm using has a "blacklist" of debuffs that you can enable to prevent them from showing up under auras.

This is an example of the code.

local dblacklist = {  -- use the spellID to hide a special debuff
[1] = 57723, -- Exhaustion
[2] = 11196, -- Recently Bandaged
}

What I'm wondering is if there is an easy way to blacklist an entire set of spells without having to individually look up every spellid and put them there (e.g. I don't want diseases, curses, or poisons to show up).

Quote from ObbleTemp

I do believe the code is on the wowi svn, dunno how up to date it is though ;)

Yeah, I looked at it. I don't think it's very updated.

Quote from Phanx

Raid, combat, casting, with target, showing BigWigs timer:


Raid, combat, with target, showing tooltip and MSBT, I has teh aggros:


snip

I'm willing to trade sexual favors for that oUF asap. :P

Quote from bizong »

bummer well you should benea! :D

Actually, he uploaded the UI he had in April on EJ:
http://elitistjerks.com/717972-post142.html
Screenshot and DL link there.

Quote from Benea »

WIP, sorry no fighting shot, I forgot to take it >< http://i31.tinypic.com/okwqie.png

edit: testing recount 2.

I think this is your best variation yet. Very cool buff and action bar borders/textures.

For some reason after the r60889, Grid won't even load for me. I've tried everything I know (deleted SVs, downloaded the new required Libs, etc). I also did a couple searches but couldn't find anything similar. Any ideas?

EDIT: I just deleted everything and downloaded someone else's UI with grid and now it loads, but I get a LUA error every time I try to change any setting with any version. It cites a different line everytime (depending on what i try to change), but the same general error I think: interface\addons\grid\gridlayout.lua: 989: attempt to index field 'frame' (a nil value).

EDIT 2: Fixed it, not sure how though.

Quote from Grimy »

Early WiP:
http://www.uploadhouse.com/viewfile.php?id=1344101&PHPSESSID=f1af19ccc8cc8091a7951617ba0f69e4

Woot Dock!
http://www.uploadhouse.com/viewfile.php?id=1344661&PHPSESSID=f1af19ccc8cc8091a7951617ba0f69e4

that's incredible. any chance for a upload?

Quote from savantido »

Latest WIP


I will also upload the unitframe textures from the previous WIP in the next day or so for those interested but not a full UI as I wasn't happy with it :(.

Sorry if this has been asked before, but what font is that? It works wonderfully.

My newest minimal attempt:
Raid - http://i7.tinypic.com/7xkxyk5.jpg
Solo - http://i4.tinypic.com/8au3x2r.jpg

Quote from Mokhtar »

You could probably define your own layout to do just that but you need to edit the mod's lua code for that.
Hint : check wiki for layout advanced options and edit GridLayoutLayout.lua.
If this seems too complicated for you then you shouldn't do it.

Yeah, that's what I've been messing with, but I can't seem to figure out the right combination to get a straight, vertical line. :P

EDIT: Finally got it, I think. Here's the code for anyone else that wants to use it:

GridLayout:AddLayout(L["VerticalRaidFrames"], {
  [1] = {
    groupBy = "GROUP",
    groupingOrder = "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8",
    unitsPerColumn = 40,
    maxColumns = 1,
    columnAnchorPoint = "TOP",
    columnSpacing = 2,
  },
})

I'm sorry if this has been asked/answered some where else, but nothing similar really came up when I searched.

Is there any way to configure Grid to look like regular raid frames (i.e. all straight down)?
Like:
[1]
[1]
[1]
[1]
[1]
[2]
[etc]