OPlates

Two fixes, both of which could stop the addon from working at all on a clean client.

Fixed — startup error on a clean client

Profiles/Helpers.lua called EnableResize on an AceGUI frame that does not provide it, and SetClipsChildren, which is not a 3.3.5a frame method at all. Either one aborted initialisation, so the settings table was never registered — /op did nothing — and an empty Import window was left on screen.

This only showed up when OPlates was the addon supplying AceGUI. If you run BigDebuffs, Gladdy, OmniCC, WeakAuras or anything else carrying a newer AceGUI, you never saw it. That is why it went unnoticed for so long, and thanks to the report that made it visible.

Both calls are now guarded, and the bundled AceGUI Frame widget gained the missing EnableResize method so the dialogs stay fixed-size.

Fixed — enemy icons disappearing after hover or target

On servers whose player GUIDs do not begin with 0x0000, the NPC guard treated those plates as creatures and hid them as soon as a GUID was bound — which is exactly when you hovered or targeted.

Before the hover there is no GUID, so the class came from the health-bar colour and the icon drew. The moment a GUID was attached, the plate was hidden. Moving the camera away and back cleared the GUID, which is why that brought the icons back.

Playerhood is now proven by any of: a player-shaped GUID, a class-coloured bar, a cached identity, or a plate already drawn as a player. NPCs still get no icon.

Install

1. Download OPlates-v1.11.zip below.

2. Close World of Warcraft completely.

3. Extract the OPlates folder into your addons folder:

   World of Warcraft\Interface\AddOns\OPlates\OPlates.toc
   

    

4. Start the game, tick OPlates on the AddOns screen, log in, type /op.

One folder deep, not two. If you end up with AddOns\OPlates\OPlates\, the addon will not load.

Upgrading

Replace the existing OPlates folder. Settings, profiles and talent memory are kept.

Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md