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WorldFrame is the frame that displays the 3D world. You can have only one instance of WorldFrame. There isn't much you can do to a WorldFrame so it's best to leave the WorldFrame object in WoW alone. | WorldFrame is the frame that displays the 3D world. You can have only one instance of WorldFrame. There isn't much you can do to a WorldFrame so it's best to leave the WorldFrame object in WoW alone. | ||
== Pasted From [http://www.wowcompares.com/live/FrameXML/WorldFrame.xml WorldFrame.xml] == | |||
This special frame is used to render the world. | |||
There can be only one of these frames!! | |||
The world is rendered in the background of the frame. | |||
Children of the world frame are visible even when the UI is turned off. | |||
You can move/resize this frame by doing something like the following: | |||
/script WorldFrame:ClearAllPoints(); WorldFrame:SetPoint("TOPLEFT", 32, 0); WorldFrame:SetPoint("BOTTOMRIGHT", -32, 32); | |||
which is wide-screen aware, or... | |||
/script WorldFrame:ClearAllPoints(); WorldFrame:SetWidth(960); WorldFrame:SetHeight(736); WorldFrame:SetPoint("CENTER", 0, 32); | |||
which assumes 4x3 aspect ratio... | |||
If you want to have the WorldFrame size/position saved, you can do: | |||
/script WorldFrame:SetUserPlaced(true); | |||
If you want to reset the WorldFrame's size and position, you can do: | |||
/script WorldFrame:SetUserPlaced(false); | |||
and then log out or reload the UI | |||