#How to put addons on vanilla ow install

It will make switching equipment for role-playing a lot easier.

Repeat this process for the Outfitter AddOn. Paste your MyRolePlay folder into your World of Warcraft/Interface/AddOns directory. You should have kept this folder open from earlier in the tutorial. Now you need to navigate to your World of Warcraft/Interface/AddOns folder. Cut or copy based on personal preference. In order to get the AddOn to work we are going to need to copy and paste it. The inside of your MyRolePlay folder will look like this: You can tell that it is unzipped because it will no longer have a zipper on the icon. You should now have two MyRolePlay_v2.2.2 folders. Instead, extract them to the default path. You could extract them directly to your World of Warcraft/Interface/AddOns directory but there is a small problem with this method (it will create an unnecessary folder that will prevent the AddOn from working). Right-click MyRolePlay and select Extract All. In order to get them to work in WoW first we need to unzip them. When you download the AddOns they will arrive as a zipped folder. If you haven't downloaded the AddOns listed above you will need to download them for the next step. It will currently only contain the default Blizzard AddOns. The inside of your interface folder should look like this: Your World of Warcraft folder should look something like this:

#How to put addons on vanilla ow install

In order to install AddOns you first need to navigate to your World of Warcraft directory. In order to encourage a strong role-playing community it would be great if we could standardize the AddOns that we use to facilitate role-play on Turtle WoW!Д«oth of the following AddOns work in the 1.12.1 vanilla WoW client and using them can greatly enhance your role-playing experience.