I tried out an addon called Azerite UI, didn’t like it and deleted it. But now I keep getting random Lua Warnings from my addons even though those same addons never generated such warnings in the past before I tried Azerite UI. Anyone know how to disable these warnings so I can ignore them?
try this
there is a console command as well - have no idea why this link changes once I post it - there is a thread on this on the EU forum - do a google search if you want to see it I guess but the console command in there I posted below anyway
either one of those might work depending on what changes blizzard made, if any since then.
/console ScriptErrors 0
/reload
Hmmm, thanks for the repsonse but my WoW client doesn’t have most of those options shown in that vid. It must be out of date because it looks like Blizz removed a lot of those options. I’ll try the console command.
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Turning off LUA errors is one of the worst things you can do for yourself as a WoW player. OP I would recommend that you make a list of whatever addons you had before you had installed that addon. If you have special apps that keep tabs on currency (like an accountant) make sure to copy everything relating to it. Copy your WTF folder to somewhere else like on your desktop. And then delete the original WTF folder when WoW is closed. Logging back into wow will repopulate and make that folder again with all the stock blizzard addons. From there selectively add the addons you had before back in. I would suggest you use the Twitch desktop application which has addon management.
As I said LUA errors are very important for the client to display to the user because they inform people or at least facilitate in the process to aid people whenever there are addon errors. Not to mention they are good reminders to update your addons or start finding replacements whenever the ones you have are no longer maintained.
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This. And what are the error messages showing up? Pasting them here would be a good way to figure out what’s going on.
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