Nokkan's Graphics

Every graphics setting in one window: the ones in the game's Graphics menu, plus the hidden ones Blizzard doesn't show you.

Tired of typing /console farclip 10000 macros every time the game resets them? Nokkan's Graphics gives you sliders, dropdowns and checkboxes for over 100 graphics settings. It saves them to a profile and puts them back every time you log in.

Features

• The Graphics menu, rebuilt: every option from the game's Graphics settings, with the same choices and ranges. Moving Graphics Quality moves all the other quality settings, just like in the game menu.
• The hidden settings: draw distance beyond the menu's limit, horizon distance, terrain and object detail distances, ground clutter density and distance, shadow map size and cascades, ambient occlusion, sun shafts, water and reflections, weather, particles, character textures and more.
• Raid & Battleground settings: a separate page for the second set of settings the game uses in raids and battlegrounds, including their hidden variants.
• All Graphics CVars: a searchable list of every other graphics CVar your client has, so nothing is out of reach.
• Your settings stick: anything you change is saved and re-applied at login, so the game can't quietly reset your hidden settings. Changes you make in the game's own menu are picked up too.
• Profiles: keep different setups, for example one for open world and one for raids, and switch between them in one click.
• Easy to read:
  • Settings that differ from the game's default are shown in green.
  • Hovering a setting shows its CVar name, default and current value.
  • A reset arrow next to every setting puts it back to the default.
  • Each page also has a button to reset the whole page.
• Safe on any client: settings your game version doesn't have are hidden automatically.

How to use

Type /ng or /nokkangraphics, or go to Options › AddOns › Nokkan's Graphics.

The window can be dragged anywhere, remembers its position and size, and closes with Escape.

Good to know

• Changes take effect immediately. A few settings, like Graphics API, Graphics Card and the compatibility options, need a game restart. Their tooltips say so.
• Pushing hidden settings past the game menu's limits (very long draw distance, dense clutter) can lower your frame rate. Every setting has a reset arrow if you go too far.
• Don't like what you did? The Overview page can re-apply your profile, save everything at once, or forget your saved values without touching your current graphics.

Languages

English, German (Deutsch). Setting names from the game menu use the game's own translations.

Credits

Inspired by Camera Tilt Controls, and by Camera Tilt by James An. Built with the Ace3 libraries.