Jethal Silverwing Presents.. the Night Elf UI for OOW
-Original UI design by Spiritwalker
-Current Design work by Jethal Silverwing
-Based on the Interface "Night Elf" in Blizzard's "Warcraft III"

November 4, 2004 - FINAL RELEASE
--Old Target window crossbar between the player window and group window has been replaced with a permenant window item in the Buff window coding
--Old Spell Gems (top stat window caster/melee both) has been replaced with a permenant window item in the Buff window coding
--New Spell Gems window
--New Target Window with large display and casting countdown bar.. separate and movable to wherever you want.


this is the final release.. i am leaving eq1 in favor of eq2 next week, so if there are any updates to eq1 from sony, which require coding changes, someone else may have to take over... thank you for making NightElf one of the more popular downloads here at eqinterface.com.. I enjoyed sharing it with you.




October 12, 2004 release:
--added the missing UI_Name_server.ini file that people have been asking about. sorry for the delay.



Unzip contents of this file to your everquest UIFiles directory.
All files to go into a subdirectory named "NightElf-2004"
Rename "UI_Name_server" with your Character Name and Server and copy into your main EQ directory
(you should already have a file with this name there.. back it up or overwrite)


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COMBAT/SPELL SPAM WINDOWS
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Create 3 new windows, the INI file should place them in the correct area.

If they are not poisitioned correctly..
Create 3 new windows.. drag & resize to bring them into place behind the Player Window overlay
Resize each window, so the top of one just covers the chat-input of the one above it. do you have the windows in the correct order? zone and find out.

Right-Click on the border of each window and use the Filter option to force your combat & Spell messages into which ever window you wish.


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You may grasp the Target Window just to the RIGHT of where the image stops
if you need to move it.