Try the 'Votan's Adaptive (Video-)Settings' add-on, which dynamically tweaks the settings to try to reduce CPU load if it detects an FPS drop. Disable heavyweight add-ons which might be causing your FPS to drop (minimaps are a killer, they cause the FPS to deteriorate steadily the longer you play, harvestmap can also cause problems).

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Quick Start Tutorial for Creating Your First Addon

Conceptual Introduction:

Lua is the scripting language addons use to work with ESO.

A double dash (--) creates a comment in Lua.

-- This is a comment. Be sure to use comments a lot, and get used to reading them :)

Scripting is not trivial. Use your references extensively and frequently. Also, be prepared to spend some time troubleshooting.

Initial Setup

1) Create a directory in %UserProfile%My DocumentsElder Scrolls OnlineliveAddOns

Ashok leyland bus mod download. The name of the directory you create is used as the name of the addon.Let us use Click Counter for our tutorial

2) In your newly created addon directory, Create a text file named Click Counter.txt

The game reads this text file collect information about your addon, such as title, version, dependencies, etc.. be sure the name of the text file matches the addons name (directory)

3) Create another text file named Click Counter.lua in the same folder.

Although this doesn't have to match, because we reference it in the text file, it is best practice for simplicity's sake to name the .lua file and the .txt file the same. Larger addons may use multiple components, each with their own .lua file.

4) Create your addons informational table of contents in Click Counter.txt by entering the information. (example below)

At minimum, you need to include the API version the addon is made for, and what files the addon needs to load. It is standard to include any additional information here, such as description, version number, credits etc.. Anything starting with ## in the text file is a comment. There can be exceptions, such as description, and APIVersion number.

.txt tutorial example

At this point, if you reload the game's UI by typing /reloadui in the chat window and then open up the main game menu (hit esc), and select the 'AddOns' button, you should see the AddOn manager panel pop up and it will contain your AddOn's name and description.

Now it's time to add a little functionality to the addon. We're just going to make a simple window frame with some text on it that updates on click.

WARNING: Never use the OnUpdate event. It runs every time the screen is redrawn (60 times at 60 frames per second). This is extremely inefficient, and will make your addon unnecessarily use huge amounts of CPU resources, resulting in a drop in overall performance, and especially FPS.

5) Open up the lua file you created, with any text editor, and create the script. Here's an example. I highly encourage you to write it out for yourself. This will give you good practice, and help you learn.

It is as simple as that. Good luck! :)

REFERENCES:

http://wiki.esoui.com/UI_XML (information on UI controls/pieces)

http://wiki.esoui.com/API (information on the API)

http://wiki.esoui.com/Globals (constants and globals)