Originally Posted by Cairenn
*points raykai to the wiki.  |
* Raykai looks at the useful Wiki... but is looking for some thing that's missing in the wiki and starts crying.
thx for your reply but what im looking for is the default UI of ESO to see how it works many MMO call this a API kit or a addon development kit, its used as a building blocks so to speak if you read the rest of this post you will see what im looking for as il give a exampal of other mmo kit. the wiki has all the function but is missing the interface files. haveing that would allow ppl to view all of the XML and Lua files that make the game's default UI work, useful for new playes in the addon seen.
ex:
world of war craft :Interface AddOn Kit
https://us.battle.net/support/en/art...face-addon-kit
an other way to get API Extract for other mmos is doing this :
Extract the API (
same for rift and lotr)
Navigate to your World of Warcraft\ directory (usually in "C:\Program Files (x86)")
Right click the WoW.exe file
Send to → Desktop (create shortcut)
Navigate to your Desktop, right click on your newly created shortcut
Select Properties, a new window will pop up
In the target line you need to add '-console' to the very end of the line it should look like this:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\World of Warcraft\Wow.exe" -console
Make sure to hit Apply, close the window and launch your created shortcut
At the login page (before logging in) press the tilde (~) key (the key to left of the 1 key, labeled `~) to open the World of Warcraft console
Type "exportInterfaceFiles code" or "exportInterfaceFiles art". Code is probably what you're looking for, you will notice the game will lock up as it is exporting the files, this is normal.
You can now find the current version of the stock UI files in the BlizzardInterfaceCode folder of your WoW directory.
you can find the info im talking about at
http://www.wowwiki.com/Getting_start...writing_AddOns
rift and lotr has the same way of geting it using the console way so im gussing ESO has a method too ?