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Bear at 20:16, 14 August 2023

2023-08-14T20:16:00Z

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WoWWiki>Armagone: double redirect

2008-07-15T19:25:17Z

double redirect

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WoWWiki>Fandyllic: Redirecting to AddOns

2007-11-03T21:51:50Z

Redirecting to AddOns

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WoWWiki>Markfl: Redirecting to Addons

2007-06-25T00:42:47Z

Redirecting to Addons

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WoWWiki>D. F. Schmidt: dbl redirect

2006-06-21T11:11:45Z

dbl redirect

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WoWWiki>WoWWiki-SilverSide at 02:36, 1 January 2006

2006-01-01T02:36:31Z

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	~~'''Mod''' is short for "~~[[Modification]]." A mod is an after-market, player created AddOn that alters or enhances some aspect of WoW's interface, usually improving gameplay efficiency and efficacy without actually altering the gameplay itself.		#REDIRECT [[Modification]]


	Some AddOns change one or several default UI parameters. This could be something as simple as making one's character information displays moveable. It could be adding an extra button bar so one doesn't have to hit so many keystrokes to access frequently used skills, abilities or spells.


	~~By the same token, some are as complex as to completely replace the default [[UI]] with another, offering in most cases, an increased functionality set.~~


	'''NOTE''': For the sake of clarity, I (''[[User:Arath\|Arath]]'') will use the term ''mod'' to mean a complete [[UI]] replacement and the term ''[[AddOns]]'' to denote a module that can be plugged into one's existing UI no matter if that UI is the default one or yet another mod.

	~~[[Category:Game Terms]]~~
	~~[[Category:Glossary~~]]

WoWWiki>Fandyllic at 00:09, 16 December 2005

2005-12-16T00:09:53Z

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	== Mod ==		'''Mod''' is short for "[[Modification]]." A mod is an after-market, player created AddOn that alters or enhances some aspect of WoW's interface, usually improving gameplay efficiency and efficacy without actually altering the gameplay itself.

	'''NOTE''': For the sake of clarity, I will use the term ''mod'' to mean a complete [[UI]] replacement and the term ''[[AddOns]]'' to denote a module that can be plugged into one's existing UI no matter if that UI is the default one or yet another mod.

	~~Mod is short for "modification~~.~~" A mod is~~ an ~~after-market~~, ~~player created AddOn that alters~~ or ~~enhances some aspect of WoW's interface, usually improving gameplay efficiency and efficacy without actually altering the gameplay itself~~.		Some AddOns change one or several default UI parameters. This could be something as simple as making one's character information displays moveable. It could be adding an extra button bar so one doesn't have to hit so many keystrokes to access frequently used skills, abilities or spells.

	Some AddOns change one or several default UI parameters. This could be something as simple as making one's character information displays moveable. It could be adding an extra button bar so one doesn't have to hit so many keystrokes to access frequently used skills, abilities or spells.

	By the same token, some are as complex as to completely replace the default [[UI]] with another, offering in most cases, an increased functionality set.		By the same token, some are as complex as to completely replace the default [[UI]] with another, offering in most cases, an increased functionality set.


			'''NOTE''': For the sake of clarity, I (''[[User:Arath\|Arath]]'') will use the term ''mod'' to mean a complete [[UI]] replacement and the term ''[[AddOns]]'' to denote a module that can be plugged into one's existing UI no matter if that UI is the default one or yet another mod.

	[[Category:Game Terms]]		[[Category:Game Terms]]
			[[Category:Glossary]]

WoWWiki>Nachowray: /* Mod */

2005-02-24T16:10:49Z

Mod

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	'''NOTE''': For the sake of clarity, I will use the term ''mod'' to mean a complete [[UI]] replacement and the term ''[[AddOns]]'' to denote a module that can be plugged into one's existing UI no matter if that UI is the default one or yet another mod.		'''NOTE''': For the sake of clarity, I will use the term ''mod'' to mean a complete [[UI]] replacement and the term ''[[AddOns]]'' to denote a module that can be plugged into one's existing UI no matter if that UI is the default one or yet another mod.

	~~I don't know where the actual acronym '''~~Mod~~''' came from, but I would suspect that it~~ is short for ~~''module''~~, or '~~'modular''~~, ~~or some phrase very similar. What I do know is that mods are basically AddOns written by other players one can enhance their overall game enjoyment with~~.		Mod is short for "modification." A mod is an after-market, player created AddOn that alters or enhances some aspect of WoW's interface, usually improving gameplay efficiency and efficacy without actually altering the gameplay itself.

	Some AddOns change one, or several, default UI parameters. This could be something as simple as making one's character information displays moveable. It could be adding an extra button bar so one doesn't have to hit so many keystrokes to ~~get to certain oft needed~~ skills, abilities or spells.		Some AddOns change one or several default UI parameters. This could be something as simple as making one's character information displays moveable. It could be adding an extra button bar so one doesn't have to hit so many keystrokes to access frequently used skills, abilities or spells.

	By the same token, some are as complex as to completely replace the default [[UI]] with another, offering in most cases, an increased functionality set.		By the same token, some are as complex as to completely replace the default [[UI]] with another, offering in most cases, an increased functionality set.

	[[Category:Game Terms]]		[[Category:Game Terms]]

WoWWiki>Arath: /* Mod */ Added definition for mod and brief description of modding in general.

2004-11-25T05:23:40Z

Mod: Added definition for mod and brief description of modding in general.

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== Mod ==

'''NOTE''': For the sake of clarity, I will use the term ''mod'' to mean a complete [[UI]] replacement and the term ''[[AddOns]]'' to denote a module that can be plugged into one's existing UI no matter if that UI is the default one or yet another mod.

I don't know where the actual acronym '''Mod''' came from, but I would suspect that it is short for ''module'', or ''modular'', or some phrase very similar. What I do know is that mods are basically AddOns written by other players one can enhance their overall game enjoyment with.

Some AddOns change one, or several, default UI parameters. This could be something as simple as making one's character information displays moveable. It could be adding an extra button bar so one doesn't have to hit so many keystrokes to get to certain oft needed skills, abilities or spells.

By the same token, some are as complex as to completely replace the default [[UI]] with another, offering in most cases, an increased functionality set.

[[Category:Game Terms]]