cant get GS to show up in addons

like titel says, watched all the ”how to” videoes i can find and it wont show up in addons. here what i do

-download GS and unzip into wow interface/addon folder
-change name of file from expamplesequence.lua to just sequences.lua

posted it here since the how to forum seems pretty dead :confused:

like titel says, watched all the ”how to” videoes i can find and it wont show up in addons. here what i do

-download GS and unzip into wow interface/addon folder
-change name of file from expamplesequence.lua to just sequences.lua

Lets start from the beginning

1 ) Changing the name to sequences.lua does not make it show up on addons
2.) You should have a world of warcraft directory (depending on which drive you have installed it)
3.) In the world of warcraft dir you should have a a folder named interface inside that folder you should have a folder called Addons inside that folder you should have a folder called Gnomesequencer, you put your file into that folder
4.) in the Gnomesequencer folder you should have the files
Core.lua
errorhandler.lua
Gnomesequencer.toc
Sequences.lua
Then it should all work
If it says the addon is out of date look for a post i did to rectify it

If it says the addon is out of date look for a post i did to rectify it

In short, to have it in on place…

If out of date than you can / have to change the version number to the current one in Gnomesequencer.toc
>> for the current patch it looks like this: ## Interface: 60200

Also this tip, it is not needed but the easiest and safest way to start…
In the file Sequences.lua, don’t delete Anything in there. Just ad your new sequences at the bottom.
And make it easy to read for yourself for which class the sequences are etc etc.


-- Hunter -- 
-- Hunter Marksman PvP
Sequences["MMPvP"] = { 
etc etc etc
}

lol. Just found out that my lua file is 4142 lines long… and still growing and changing…