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Once you have found the AddOn you want to install go to its CurseForge or WoWInterface page (depending on which site the AddOn is located on). However, there may be reasons you have to manually install. You can skip all this by using an AddOn Client instead, which can make installing and maintaining a lot easier. This is how you would manually download AddOns. So your next logical step would be to download them. You figure out some AddOns you are wanting to install, and see what they are all about in-game. These will showcase the newest AddOns and the most popular downloaded ones. I Don't Care - If you are just wanting to see if there are any cool AddOns out there, or what is popular you may want to use the Popular or Latest Updated on CurseForge or What's Hot or Latest Addons on WoWInterface. Best if you are looking for Class, Profession, Playing Style, etc. This will sort AddOns by the categories the author has put it in.

Known Category - If you know what you are wanting an AddOn for, but don't know the name or if there is an AddOn out there, you can use the Category (CurseForge) or Stand Alone (WoWInterface) feature. Make sure you use spaces between words as it is in the AddOn's name or it might not find it. You will need to know the name of the AddOn to use this feature. Known AddOn - If you know what the AddOn's name is you can do a quick search for it using the search feature. With so much to choose from how do you track down the AddOns that you want to use or are best for your playing style? There are 3 basic ways to do that on CurseForge and WoWInterface.

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Many people use both.Д¬urseForge and WoWInterface are packed full of AddOns. Both sites are good, but which one you use is usually up to individual preference or which AddOns you are wanting to use.

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Either because the author doesn't update one as much as the other, or they may use different numbering because of how the sites are set up. Also versions may differ between the sites. Since the safety cannot be verified for other sources I will not be including them.ДЄddOns may be on one site and not the other. They also have created a good community for support of the AddOn Authors. These two sites spend a lot of time and money to make sure that AddOns and your browsing experience is safe and secure.

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I am only explaining how to do this through the two main World of Warcraft Official Fan Sites that host AddOns. If you are interested in writing your own AddOn, or just wanting more information on what these files do, check out the following resources: If you download an AddOn with an exe file do not run it. However, depending on what the AddOn does you may also see:ДЄn AddOn will never require you to use an exe (executable) file. The core types you will find in an AddOn would be: AddOns are created with the combination of some specific files. Such as knowing what the basic file types are for an AddOn. You do not need to know detailed aspects of the AddOn, but you should have an understand of what the parts are for safety reasons. AddOns allow us to change the entire look of the basic UI (like ElvUII), fix Blizzard's shortcomings with some aspects of the game (how DBM has done), or obtain and store information that we can use to better our playing (similar to Altoholic or Auctioneer). by changing colors or positions of UI elements) without changing its functionality, or even replace the default UI entirely.ДЄddOns are a Quality of Life (QoL) feature that is part of World of Warcraft. additional buttons you can press to do things), modify the default UI's appearance (e.g.

Addons vary greatly in scope and size - they may display information not presented at all by the default UI, add functionality to the default UI (e.g. AddOns (sometimes called add-ons, or mods) are collections of Lua/XML code that augment, modify, or replace World of Warcraft's default user interface.

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