#Tukui wow ui install
#Tukui wow ui mod
#Tukui wow ui update
#Tukui wow ui Patch

Fixed the acionbars if turned to false. Fixed the petframes in party group, heal layout. Changed the way the castbars looks like (when it's outside of the uf). Relocated the class bars from the middle of the health bar to over the unitframe. Fixed some plugins, like the Vengeance bar. (Instead of CreatePanel, reverting back to SetTemplate & CreateShadow) Reverted the way frames are created, liked the old way better.

#Tukui wow ui install

Added editless skins for CoolLine and NugRunning, just install and go! Skin for Capping also added, but not working 100% yet. Fixed druid's eclipse bar (sry bout that). Moved caelQuests into the package itself, you can now remove that one.

#Tukui wow ui mod

Moved the entire combo mod from Tukui to a separate folder, still having support tho. Commented out Capping skin, since its not working and causes problems. Added a option to enable class colored castbars (enabled by default).

#Tukui wow ui Patch

Updated to function with patch 4.1, including bugfixes.

Fixed dps/hps datatext displays and updated the guild datatext code. Fixed both Threat and AltPower bars framelevel so it's not covered by the windowtabs. Fixed unitframes to not disable itself when using another actionbar mod. Removed Tukui_Filger for now until a fix has been made by the original author. Fixed the Focus frame to match the new viewport fix. Fixed the viewport panels, so it's less chunky. Changed the damage font, see screenshot. Added editless skin for BigWigs (taken from ElvUI) Added some optional addons support for frame skinning (like MrTrader and Auctionator). Added the API and Blizzard frame skins from ElvUI to match Tukui. Datatext tooltip anchor (only basic 'fix', so it's not stuck in the middle of the screen) Vehicle button (Moved it to the top viewport panel)

#Tukui wow ui update

Quick update with some bugfixes, including:

/resetui - Resets the UI back to default install ( In case you screwed something up).

/rd - Disbands the raid ( Must be raidleader).

/luaerror - Enabled/Disables showing the red error text frame.

/frame - Gives you information of the frame you're currently hover over.

/moveui - Unlocks just about anything in the UI.

If some addon doesn't fit your resolution (it's built around 1920x1080), try to visit the corresponding addon site to know more about move them and such. It fully supports any resolutions over 1280x1024 (some cases may not be correct). This is my edit of Tukui, with some inspiration of Eclipse's Edit. I also livestream every once in a while here: Twitch. Like and favorite my Facebook, Twitter and YouTube Here's a screenshot of how it looks like (Not gonna release it before WoD, tho).

This way you never load or run any useless features in the background that you don't need.Heya! I have recently resubscribed to WoW and i plan to release my edit of Tukui sometime within the next few months (since i haven't coded in years). Tukui can also be perfect for those who want to run a simple UI with everything auto configured on install, offering only what Blizzard offers. See it for yourself by browsing the 'edited packages' list available here on the forums, most of these were started with the default Tukui and then heavily 'design only' edited to achieve the authors results and ideas. This is what makes Tukui the #1 choice if you want to build your own custom UI. For users with some existing Lua knowledge the UI is designed as a simple base system to be then customized from the ground up. The UI is built from such a minimal base and is broken up into a modular file structure that it makes it fairly easy for beginners to jump right in and start editing. Tukui may be the better choice if you want to learn a few things about Lua. Tukui will appeal to users who wish to start with a bare bone minimal UI in a total different look than what blizzard give us, but then want to add one feature at a time until their UI is tweaked to their desire. Tukui is just the default Blizzard UI with a completely redesigned look, everything from the Blizzard UI is built into Tukui. Unlike Elvui however, Tukui does not come with any extra features that Blizzard doesn't offer (An example would be the classtimers option in Elvui). Like Elvui, most things from Tukui are configured automatically and the UI as a whole will work straight out of the box. One of the main difference between Tukui and Elvui is that Tukui is designed around Blizzard default UI, whereas Elvui goes along the same premise but with a lot of extra features already built in (take the GUI for an example).