They can only be reset as described above. Otherwise if you don't know the offending CVar, you will have to resort to resetting the whole user interface.Ĭhanging a character or account-specific CVar cannot be undone or reverted by uninstalling, repairing the game or deleting the WTF folder. The AdvancedInterfaceOptions addon can show which cvars were changed from the default: run SetCVar("autoSelfCast", GetCVarDefault("autoSelfCast")) Use GetCVarDefault() or the cvar_default command to reset a specific CVar, for example: When setting chatBubbles, it will not be changed for any other WoW accounts on your Blizzard account.When setting nameplateMotion, it will only be changed for your current character.Some CVars are character-specific or WoW account-specific, for example: The syntax for setting a variable in the WTF files is: The config-cache.wtf files can be manually edited while the game is not running they would otherwise be overwritten on reloading or logging out.for Nameplates) can only be set from SetCVar instead of with /console, this can be checked with GetCVarInfo() AddOns and scripts can set CVars by calling SetCVar().The /console enable command or launching the game with the WoW.exe -console argument will allow you to open the Console window in-game by pressing the ` or ~ key.The most commonly used CVars can be configured in the Interface window settings.There are several ways of setting the console variables: They are synchronized to the server if the synchronizeConfig CVar is enabled (by default).Ĭharacter: \World of Warcraft\_retail_\WTF\Account\ \ \ \config-cache.wtfĪccount: \World of Warcraft\_retail_\WTF\Account\ \config-cache.wtf The config-cache.wtf files are used for character and WoW account-specific settings. \World of Warcraft\_retail_\WTF\Config.wtf The Config.wtf file stores settings mostly relevant to game startup, such as gxMaximize for the screen window size and locale for the language.
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