…logged in, checked my mail, vendored my ammo, visited the trainer, did up some interim talents and whacked on a target dummy for about three minutes. That was about it.
I honestly hadn’t planned on bothering with 4.0.1 until I had some time to devote to it, but I decided to get on and make sure my UI wasn’t totally FUBAR after the patch.
Either way, don’t be too critical. This is my first crack at a screencast and it was done on the fly. The only edit being the period where I was actually logging in. One take Gar… that’s what they call me… yep… 😉 Yeah right… one take, but after about 15 botched takes. 😐 Anyway, I wanted to make a video such as this, in hopes that it would give people a better understanding of how to install the UI …
Reflux is a pretty neat addon I recently discovered, and one that I chose to include in my UI package. In a nutshell, it provides an easy way to manage user profiles.
I want to go over a few features of the addon, so those of you who haven’t used it before can get an idea of what you can do with it.
After installing my UI package, one of the first things you need to do to get it running after you log in to WoW, is to type: /reflux switch GarUI. What this does, is it tells all of the addons to switch to my profile settings. This is really handy, since before you had to go into each and every addon to configure them accordingly. Reflux does it in one fell swoop. Very convenient I must say.
Now… let’s say you want to put your own personal touches on my UI package. No problem. Here’s what I suggest you do…