If there are multiple character-name folders, you'll have to ask the UI uploader which one you should use, or just skip ahead to Step 8 and hope the UI doesn't include addons that save their settings per-character.ĭouble check your folder structure. Then go inside of that, and rename the folder inside (if there is one) with the name of your main character. If there's a folder with a WoW server name, or a name like "YOUR SERVER HERE", rename it with the name of the server you play on. If there are multiple server-name folders, you'll have to ask the UI uploader which one you should use, or just skip ahead to Step 8 and hope the UI doesn't include addons that save their settings per-character. Rename it, using the name of your account that you wrote down in Step 2. It should only contain one folder, with either the UI uploader's account number, or a temporary name they gave it like "YOUR ACCOUNT HERE". If the downloaded UI only has an AddOns folder, create a new Interface folder and put the AddOns folder inside of it.Ĭopy the WTF folder from the downloaded UI into your World of Warcraft folder. Once you figure out which one belongs to your main account, write down its name.Ĭopy the Interface folder from the downloaded UI into your World of Warcraft folder.
Inside you'll find folders with the names of WoW servers, and inside those you'll find folders with the names of WoW characters. If you see more than one folder, go through each one. If you only see one folder inside, write down its name (it will be something like "123456#1" or, if your WoW account is really really old, "USERNAME#1"). Inside, you'll see a folder named Account. This is where game and addon settings are stored. If you don't know where it is, search for "Wow.exe" or look in your App settings.Īll folder paths from now on are relative to (they start in) the World of Warcraft program folder.
#How to import elvui profiles mac os
Explorer on Windows computers, or Finder on Mac OS computers). Open your World of Warcraft program folder in the program you normally use to browse folders and files on your computer (eg.
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