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How do I make the text in the combatlog window bigger? Also... the timestamp in the combatlog is server time, not local.

GA?! what does that mean?!

I cannot seem to get this to work properly and there is VERY little documentation to explain how to set parts up very well. Any hints on an update?

Sigg,
This is good stuff. I have noticed in several places that there are AUIs listed, and on the wowrdx site it says there are 4 for download. Are these already available? If so, where could I find them?

First off I have tried this setup, and found it extremely appealing, with different oobe configuration and one thing I was not able to figure out ( even after attempting to search ) was changing the chat font size.
This chat font size I tried to change via different means and it never affected the on screen size of the font, which by the way to no fault of your own, is too small and very hard on my eyes.
They are not as well as they used to be and although I am supposed to wear glasses even with them it was not much better.
If it makes any difference I use a lower resolution than most because of the eye problems. Usually set to 800x600 or 1024x768 because if i set it higher everything seems too small (referring to fonts of any addon not just this one).
The default chat and many other chat addons allow the size to be changed and I have a preference toward 12-14 pt size which allows me to not set within 5 inches of the monitor to read it easily.
The settings where there and seemed selectable just as default setting are but changes made never actually did anything visually.

I am sorry if this has been asked/answered elsewhere but this limitation has kept me from using rdx , which in the short time a had it installed seemed to work for all my needs and more.

If there is anything I can do to change it, even if it involves getting into some code, I would greatly appreciate someone to just let me know where to start.
Thanks in advance.

Hi, I love the work you've done with this mod, and after admiring it from afar for a while, I'm keen to try it out for myself

Question though, I like it since I like how I can directly affect my own UI, and part of that I was hoping that means I can have ease of adding art elements. How are art elements stored and accessed for OpenRDX? For exampe, I understand that the Ace3 addons used SharedMedia. Is there a folder for OpenRDX where I can put my custom art elements? Also can I add in art elements while keeping the client open and access the immediately in-game?

i'll try that when i get back from work .

i tried openRDX on my priest yesterday, but the following occured:

if i switch to and from shadowform the action bar does get switched, however when i press for example button no 3, wich contained mind flay in shadow form and flash heal in the normal state, it kept casting flash heal.

so is there a quick way to fix this?

i was playing out of the box with all blizz disabled though, is there any way some other action bar is messing up the casting?

If I may step it as a newbie myself, having just faced the same "troubles", I'll try to sum it up as I understood it.

RDX+VFL (the underlying library) is a tool-set to create WoW interfaces, and most of the things you see on a WoW interface like bars, huds, unit frames, buttons, combat logs and such.

With OpenRDX you can create an interface of your liking.

But it is complex to do so "from scratch" especially since the tool-set is big and wide.

So OpenRDX also provides already made WoW interfaces, a few ones were available with OpenRDX 7 (like konyaki, used in most screenshots for now), a new one has been made and is included in OpenRDX 8, named WoWRDX .

So you can just activate it and use it, out of the box, or better, and as expected, customize it in time to fit your play style more.

The learning curve is steep but the rewards are great, up to you to know if you are more of a maker or a consumer on the matter of your WoW interface needs.

In time more "pre-made" interface package for OpenRDX 8 may and will surface, and maybe one time you'll fall in love with one such interface and discover it is based on the OpenRDX tool-set

A good hint about the general quality of OpenRDX is that it is used by many hardcore guild who tend to have the more dedicated and discerning players, the one that also seems to have more time on their hand than we do too

Hope it helped

Is this a full user interface replacement compilation or a complete user interface replacement that isn't a compilation? Also, is it a background for people to build their own UI on, or is this actually a UI of it's own? I'm confused about that... plus you still need screenshots for people that don't already know what this is, or what it does, and it needs a better description... I just don't understand.