This is rather a question then an issue, but is there any chance to dump all changed values comapred to Blizzard Stock Settings?

@Ketho would you tell me where do I have to put the function to call it and do this on my client? Thanks in advance

Looks like a lot of graphics cvars are always different from the default

function DumpNondefaultCvars()
	local t = {}
	local cvars = C_Console.GetAllCommands()
	for _, info in pairs(cvars) do
		local default = GetCVarDefault(info.command)
		local cur = GetCVar(info.command)
		if default ~= cur then
			tinsert(t, {info.command, default, cur})
		end
	end
	sort(t, function(a, b)
		return a[1]:lower() < b[1]:lower()
	end)
	for _, cvar in pairs(t) do
		print(unpack(cvar))
	end
end

Oh, just throw it into https://addon.bool.no/ and call it with /run DumpNondefaultCvars() in the chat window

Or use addons like https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/wowlua

Sorry for answering late. But maybe someone here can clear some things up for me. I

• deleted my WTF, Cache and Interface Folder
• restarted WoW
• started the Game > Menü > System > Default > Reset all Settings
• started the Game > Menü > Interface > Reset all Settings
• restarted WoW
• added the above AddOn
• reload WoW

Now I expect the AddOn to basically show nothing because I have 100% fully stock UI and settings, right?
At least for me, even then the list is damn long:

I modified the AddOn so I can dump and set all cvars. So I Dumped > Set all default > Dumped again and I had to do this a couple times then the dumped list got smaller. Like really small (5-7 lines). As soon as I restarted the game the dump was again huge like on the screenshots above.

There is a "Reset Settings" button in the bottom right of the window that opens when you type /aio into the chat; this will attempt to reset every CVar to its default value.

Most of the CVars in your list are graphics settings; if you clicked the "Recommended" button under the System Graphics menu then it sounds like it set them to recommended values based on your computer specs rather than their default settings.

Some of the remaining CVars are tracking UI settings like whether you have the Quest log expanded or collapsed next to the world map so it can remember your preferences between sessions.

If you want to simply reset all cvars you can use

/console cvar_default

Now I expect the AddOn to basically show nothing because I have 100% fully stock UI and settings, right? At least for me, even then the list is damn long:

I assumed you would try to filter that list (since we're on github), something like

local hidden = {
	activeCUFProfile = true,
	audioLocale = true,
	cameraSavedDistance = true,
}

function DumpNondefaultCvars()
	local t = {}
	local cvars = C_Console.GetAllCommands()
	for _, info in pairs(cvars) do
		local default = GetCVarDefault(info.command)
		local cur = GetCVar(info.command)
		if default ~= cur and not hidden[info.command] then
			tinsert(t, {info.command, default, cur})
		end
	end
	sort(t, function(a, b)
		return a[1]:lower() < b[1]:lower()
	end)
	for _, cvar in pairs(t) do
		print(unpack(cvar))
	end
end

But yeah those graphics cvars are probably set to the recommended instead of the actual defaults...

Most of the CVars in your list are graphics settings; if you clicked the "Recommended" button under the System Graphics menu then it sounds like it set them to recommended values based on your computer specs rather than their default settings.

Yeah that's right. Didn't notiuced that on the first look. On the other hand, that's as well what I'm looking for. I have some performance issues which I'm trying to recreating using a stock UI to have valid arguments that the issue is not on my side. Anyway, thank you both.

What I did with your code was just replacing tinsert(t, {info.command, default, cur}) with SetCVar(info.command, default). Not clean but seemed like it worked.

I never was really sure if it does exactly this because the result wasn't the same very time I used it. Especially for graphic settings. But seems like we found the reason why.