[Addon] Vanilla Storyline - 1.12.1 Questframe Addon

[Bestplayur]

if you are wondering where to find question mark .m2
its path is Interface\Buttons\TalkToMeQuestionMark.m2

[Renew]

if you are wondering where to find question mark .m2
its path is Interface\Buttons\TalkToMeQuestionMark.m2

I already found it and fixed/ polished a loooot of things, i need some more time for the big update

[Fridolin]

Is this an Addon wich help to Level ? I dont understand this

[Renew]

Is this an Addon wich help to Level ? I dont understand this

its replacing the questframe and gossipframe with a modern one (3d models, animations and configurable text) - just show the linked video of preview version

[Skavandar]

Damn, that's some fine work. Indispensable.

[Doofoos]

Looks amazing! Maybe it is time to level first alt at Nostalrius

[Renew]

new version is now avalible, it contains a looot of fixes, improved text scrolling and configureable font

edit: textmenu avalible with /storyline

[Drasheran]

This is amazing, thank you so very much for this!

[Renew]

fixing the last bugs atm



the larger area for NPC works finally, its a mess to find all these blizzard api bugs xD

no stupid cutouts anymore!

[schaka]

fixing the last bugs atm



the larger area for NPC works finally, its a mess to find all these blizzard api bugs xD

no stupid cutouts anymore!

I feel you. I can't count in the endless hours I've spent trying to figure out API bugs in older client versions.
I remember in TBC I even found a bug/possible exploit where if you create a button, you can't use the MACRO API on it (so /click ButtonName, for example) until you went to your keybindings and reset one binding. You HAD to do it using the GUI, any API command would not do.

Sometimes this would randomly reset and throw the "can't use secure functions" error. So I've wondered for a while if creating an addon and putting it in a custom patch-x.mpq would actually allow you to execute all secure code. Understanding the vanilla/TBC API and it's quirks is seriously a feat in itself.