A new folder called “SharedMedia_MyMedia” should now pop up within the Addons folder. Go back to SharedMedia folder and rename “” file to “MyMedia.bat” now that you can see the file extension.Go to the Windows > Control Panel > Folder Alternatives (or something like it, it has a folder icon) > Display and disable “Hide file extensions for known file types”.There is a file you need to rename: “” but you can’t see the “.txt” bit without enabling file extensions in your computer settings.After installing the addon, locate the “SharedMedia” folder in World of Warcraft > Interface > Addons.But to make the texture appear in the texture menu in the addon menus, we need to install it first. After you’ve downloaded the addons and the art file (link above), follow the steps below:
This addon allows you to import your own textures, but also sounds, fonts etc and then share it with all the big addons (Elvui, DBM, Skada, etc.). Now we need to install the art texture, and we’re going to do it with the addon SharedMedia. Make sure to download all of these addons, otherwise you might get invalid tags when you import the Elvui profile.ĭownload the art files, Steel Textures, on my Gumroad Page (it’s free!) ElvUi (Downloaded through the Tukui client).It requires a few addons to set up correctly, so make sure to read the instructions carefully. If you want to have this UI on your own characters, follow the steps below. Sleek and elegant, it works for every class. This is a minimalistic Elvui-based Interface that I use on my alts.
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