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Originally Posted by solo88 Where do we find all the different spell icons? i cant find the folder marked "Interfaceicons" |
Try either of these methods, although the second may be easier if you've never model edited:
- Check out the model editing section here for a guide on opening the file <Data/enUS/locale-enUS.MPQ> (substitute in your contry and language code; enUS is American English) with MyWarcraftStudio. You'll see an Interface/Icons folder in there if you filter by "*.blp" files.
- Possibly easier is to search for an item or spell that uses the icon on wow.allakhazam.com. Right click on the icon and click properties in the dropdown menu. It'll show something like this:
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http://wow.allakhazam.com/images/icons/Spell_Holy_GreaterBlessingofSalvation.png
Just put that emphasized part into the proper place in the macro.
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Originally Posted by diller we all know macros got a limit of 255 letters... is there somehow a way i can make this amount of letters higher ? so i can write a longer "GM msg" ? |
This is a little more complex and requires two macros. One to save a message:
Code:
/run MyGMotD="Add your lengthy message here. (If it's too long, it'll show Internal Guild Error.)"
...And one to actually send it out (Don't forget to add your name):
Code:
/run local p,g,s="",GuildSetMOTD,GetGuildRosterMOTD()g(s.."\r\124TInterface\\ChatFrame\\UI-ChatIcon-Blizz.blp:18:12:0:-1\124t \124cffff80ff\124Hplayer:"..p.."\124h["..p.."]\124h whispers: "..MyGMotD.."\124r")g(s)MyGMotD=nil
Set the first one up with a message and run it. Then when you run the second one, it'll send that message out, and then reset the message (to avoid accidentally saying the same thing twice). To send a second message, edit that first macro, run it, then run the second again.
If you run the second macro with no message (accidentally ran it first or hit the button twice), it will give an error. The error is harmless; just be sure to set your message with the first macro.
Note that I don't know the GMotD length limit off the top of my head. Just don't try to write
too much in one tell.