- Aug 26, 2005
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People say that it decreases performance and since I have had some nasty experience with Cosmos myself I am willing to believe that. In 1.8 I've had really long loading times here and there, so I am doing a complete reinstall of my addons. I even fixed that "Invalid Auction" thingy I told you about; it was caused by ItemsMatrix that had not been modified to work with the new optional Blizzard plugins themselves (I added a line). I did the same with MegaMacros although this one is just a logical deduction of the ItemsMatrix problem:
I had to add ## OptionalDeps: Blizzard_AuctionUI for ItemsMatrix and tried to be smart and added ## OptionalDeps: Blizzard_MacroUI to MegaMacros myself. Cross fingers it works
I had to add ## OptionalDeps: Blizzard_AuctionUI for ItemsMatrix and tried to be smart and added ## OptionalDeps: Blizzard_MacroUI to MegaMacros myself. Cross fingers it works
- Aug 26, 2005
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This one has no dependencies, and works well. Also has a built in trinketmanager:
http://ui.worldofwar.net/ui.php?id=179
http://ui.worldofwar.net/ui.php?id=179
Ayu said:Just downloaded a Wardrobe without any dependencies fro Sea or Chronos. It is using Timex which can emulate Chronos but has a better performance
Where did you get that frrom? Url pls
- Aug 26, 2005
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Here is where I read about it for the first time. I download this package and put only Ace, Timex into my WoW folder. Optionally you need to create a Chronos folder and create a toc file that reads as folllows:
## Interface: 1800
## Title: Timex Chronos Support
## Author: Rowne
## Notes: Chronos support for Timex.
## RequiredDeps: Timex
...\Timex\Timex.xml
This basically redirects every addon that expects Chronos to Timex.
## Interface: 1800
## Title: Timex Chronos Support
## Author: Rowne
## Notes: Chronos support for Timex.
## RequiredDeps: Timex
...\Timex\Timex.xml
This basically redirects every addon that expects Chronos to Timex.