VenturePlanSoDMissions VS wow-ui-source

I think the author had a chat with the people over at the crowd sourced VenturePlanSoDMissions and incorporated the updates into the addon after he came back.

VenturePlanSoDMissions - this one is tricky to install. Follow instruction from 1st link how to modify Venture Plan addon code and install outdated version of VenturePlanSoDMissions, then continue with 2nd link to install version with latest fixes: https://github.com/hythloday/VenturePlanSoDMissions https://github.com/hythloday/VenturePlanSoDMissions/issues/69#issuecomment-1058161678

I use VenturePlanSODMissions. https://github.com/hythloday/VenturePlanSoDMissions

C) Grab the new 9.2 mission table addon here.

9.2 changes

check this out

For using the table, get venture plan and setup https://github.com/hythloday/VenturePlanSoDMissions to account for patch 9.1 missions

This add-on adds new mission data to venture plan: https://github.com/hythloday/VenturePlanSoDMissions

In order to achieve the same kind of thing for opening more menus at once, I bet you could find the function that's called when opening a menu in Blizzard's addon source code, available here and replace it with your own implementation which does not close the other menus, or at least the menus you want to leave open.

The UI code can literally be read on Github and I wouldn't call it spaghetti.

It's defined in https://github.com/Gethe/wow-ui-source/blob/live/Interface/FrameXML/AuraUtil.lua

The World of Warcraft client uses Lua scripting, paired with its own API, to show things, do things, or otherwise allow the player to input commands and interact with the game. The WoW API is officially documented here, but [Wowpedia](www.wowpedia.fandom.com) does a good job of explaining what everything does on their World of Warcraft API page.

Most errors I've seen related to the Edit Mode were caused during one of their ExitEditMode functions, you can find the code here - https://github.com/Gethe/wow-ui-source/blob/live/Interface/FrameXML/EditModeManager.lua

As for extracting the files, there is a way and I'll link you how to do it but I honestly never did it because you can get access to the files online which is less work by checking this GitHub for code, this one for textures or this online tool for almost anything related to WoW development for example. If you really want to extract from your game, this is how you do it.

A huge amount of the native UI is implemented exactly the same way as addons. The game even gives you a way to dump it to a folder so you can look at it. Here's one of the many mirrors of the code online: https://github.com/Gethe/wow-ui-source - notice what that first folder is called?

Looking at the API documentation it seems that's supported in client 2.5.1 (TBC Classic).