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# MinimapButtonBag
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# MinimapButtonBag_Octo
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MinimapButtonBag cleans up your Minimap and relocates the buttons in a menu bar.
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MinimapButtonBag_Octo cleans up your Minimap and relocates the buttons in a menu bar.
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[A minor edit of MBB, all credit to Tunhadil and [LaYt](https://github.com/laytya/MinimapButtonBag-vanilla)]
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[A fork of MBB, all credit to Tunhadil, LaYt ([MinimapButtonBag-vanilla](https://github.com/laytya/MinimapButtonBag-vanilla)), and McPewPew ([MinimapButtonBag-TurtleWoW](https://github.com/McPewPew/MinimapButtonBag-TurtleWoW))]
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## Instructions
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* Download **[Latest Version](https://github.com/McPewPew/MinimapButtonBag-TurtleWoW/archive/refs/heads/master.zip)**
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* Unzip it into WoW\Interface\AddOns
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* Rename "MinimapButtonBag-master" to "MinimapButtonBag"
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* Unzip into `WoW\Interface\AddOns`
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* Make sure the resulting folder is named exactly `MinimapButtonBag_Octo`
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## Changelog (Octo fork - V1.0)
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* Original addon was causing crashes with OctoWoW., forked to get it working without issues.
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* Fixed a bug in `MBB_RestoreButton` where right-click-restoring a button to the minimap set its width equal to its height instead of its original width, distorting non-square buttons.
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* Hardened the pfUI drag-position check (`pfUI_config["disabled"]["minimap"]`) with proper nil-guards, so it can no longer throw a Lua error every frame while dragging if `pfUI_config` isn't shaped as expected.
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* Replaced the custom `icon.tga` with the stock in-game bag icon `Interface\Icons\INV_Misc_Bag_08` — no more bundled icon file, and it sidesteps the RLE-compressed TGA loading issue on the 1.12.1 client entirely.
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* Cleaned up a malformed `## X-Date` line in the `.toc` (missing colon).
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* Fixed Ctrl+Right-click "detach from minimap" positioning: it was converting the cursor position using the icon's own display scale (`MBB_Options.Scale/100`) instead of the UI's actual effective scale (`UIParent:GetEffectiveScale()`), so the button would land in the wrong spot instead of following your cursor away from the minimap.
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