The Official "What Addon Is That?" thread

DAB = Discord Action Bars DUF = Discord Unit Frames DFM = Discord Frame Modifiers DART = Discord Art (not listed, but you should know :p )

They are commonly referred to by these names, because those are the slash commands to bring up the menus.

the Discord webpage is: ["http://www.discordmods.com" http://www.discordmods.com]

For people wondering what these are, they are mods that basically allow you to "Build your own interface", without needing to know scripting, LUA, or use funky slash commands. It is all done through option windows. On the plus side, they give you more customizability then pretty much any other like-minded mods, but are comparatively simple to use (once you get the idea behind them). On the negative side, they are all pretty memory intensive and take quite a bit of work to setup (people have premade setups available if there is one yuo like, and of course you can tweak it to your liking).

The 4 different mods and what they do are as follows (note: you do NOT have to use them all. Each one is completely independent of the others, and do not overlap in what they do):

Discord Action Bars: Allows you to build your own action bars, with any number of buttons on each bar, can change pages (like shapeshifting, changing stances, etc) based on pretty much anything you want to do (all done through drop-menus... very cool easy system!)

Discord Unit Frames: allows you to buid your own Player, Pet, Target, Target of Target, Party, and Party Pet frames (health, mana, portrait, etc). This mod is surprisingly VERY VERY easy to use.

Discord Frame Modifiers: allows you to move, hide, size, and change quite a few settings of ANY of the default UI frames/pieces. While it can be a lil funky to use at 1st, once you learn how to modify one thing, you know how to modify them all. Most often used to move around the minimap and the minimap buttons. Please note you do not need to use this to hide the default Actionbars or Unitframes for DAB & DUF.

Discord Art: Lets you add images to your UI (most commonly used to make a pretty bottom or top frame for your UI). Unfortunitally, it has probably the highest learning curve of them all. Plus, you need a professional Image Editing Program in order to even make the images (very very specific specifications). You can, however, get other people's made images (a good site for this is ["http://www.wowtextures.com" http://www.wowtextures.com]. although, even some of THESE are not the right specifications to be used).

I wish there were some good tutorials available on how to use these mods, because I feel a lot of people get overwhelmed on how much they can do, and think they are much harder to use then they really are. Maybe I will make some good tutorials one of these days (I have been TRYING to use other mods, since discord is so memory intensive, but after using discord, I just cannot find anything that gives me nearly as much customizability, and I always switch back)

Well yeah. Im wondering what the Health and Mana bar at the bottom of this videos screen is. Im guessing its something modified by DUF but I can't really be sure, and im a bit short on time to test it out. Any help is appreciated. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7852407929062668954...

what addon is it that displays raid health like this?

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a36.../wtf.jpg

Raid Data Exchange, http://www.rdx-raid.com/

In the Curse raid videos, what is are the Unit Frames that Fura is using in combination with Photek UI?

I just cannot figure out how to get portraits to show on aguf (since I'm using Photek UI myself now), so I was wondering if Fura was using a different type of Unit Bars.