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CTMod is a custom user interface for World of Warcraft that adds tools ranging from the most basic functionality enhancements to advanced gameplay features, based on what the user needs. If you are just beginning to use UI mods or are a seasoned veteran looking to enhance your UI, CTMod likely has something for you. To find out more about our mods and see what each of them do, check out our downloads page for descriptions and screenshots!
CT_BarMod (3.303)
- Added a slider to adjust the distance the standard party frames get shifted to the right.
- Added a slider to adjust the distance the standard focus frame gets shifted to the right.
CT_Core (3.315)
Chat
- Added an option to hide the frame texture of the chat input box.
- Added an option to hide the focus texture of the chat input box.
- CT_Core chat options will now also be applied to any temporary chat windows that the game creates.
Tooltip Relocation
- The "On mouse" tooltip location that was changed in CT_Core 3.309, has been renamed to "On mouse (2)".
- A new tooltip location named "On mouse (1)" has been added which is similar to the "On mouse" location that CT_Core was using prior to version 3.309 (including immediate tooltip hiding). This version includes a workaround for the update issue related to the health bar shown below a unit's tooltip. Anyone that had "On mouse" selected will automatically be using the new "On mouse (1)" location.
CT_UnitFrames (3.302)
- The "assist" and "target of assist" frames should now be recognized by click cast addons like Clique.
CT Team member Santiago entered an image in the Starcraft 2 art contest going on now. [Check it out here] and give it a "like" (facebook login required) to give us some support!
CT_Core (3.314)
- Fixed a nil value error that was occurring for some people when they received a whisper.
- Added "Real ID whisper" to the sticky chat options.
- Added an option to override the default resize limits of the chat frames.
- Added an option to change the chat frame default opacity. The game uses the default opacity when creating new frames, when the mouse is over a chat frame, and when moving chat frames.