| Main |
Aiiane |
Aiiane |
17 Jun 2009 |
| About Squared Squared is a highly-customizable unit frame addon similar to the widely-known WoW addon "Grid". It provides a very compact view of health for you, your group, your warband, or your scenario. Clicking on a square will target the associated player. Table of Contents 1 About Squared 2 Important note for WAR 1.3 3 Notes about recent patches 4 Settings 5 Reporting bugs and requesting features 6 Other tools 7 Miscellaneous Important note for WAR 1.3 If you are having issues with... |
| plugin-api |
Aiiane |
Aiiane |
01 Jan 2009 |
| What is the Squared API? Squared is designed to be modular, with the capability for external plugins to add functionality and options that might not be included in the base Squared addon. In order to facilitate this, Squared has an API interface that allows external plugins to more easily interact with Squared without having to manually hook its functions in ways that might cause issues if an internal Squared function were to change. Basic Structure Squared allows external plugins to... |
| settings |
Aiiane |
Aiiane |
16 Feb 2009 |
| If you have LibSlash installed, settings can be set via /sqr or /squared. The syntax is as follows: /squared option value(s) - if you omit any values, the current value of the setting will be displayed instead. So for instance, to set the border color, I'd use the following command: /sqr bordercolor 100 50 100 If you don't have LibSlash, you can get and set options via /script and Lua function instead: /script Squared.GetSetting("option") /script Squared.SetSetting("option", value) To reset... |
| settings-color |
Aiiane |
Aiiane |
22 Nov 2008 |
| Squared has a powerful color-customization system at your disposal. colorgroups To determine what color should be used for class or hp coloring, Squared looks up the corresponding colorgroup option value. All colorgroup options are named along the lines of colorgroup-identifier, where the identifier gives an indication of what that colorgroup is used for. By default, the following colorgroups are defined: class-related colorgroup-tank 150,100,50 A brown color for tank classes.... |