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Compatibility:	Warlords of Draenor Pre-Patch (6.0.2)
Updated:	10-19-14 06:34 PM
Created:	04-25-09 05:40 PM
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oUF AuraWatch

Version: 1.6.8-8

by: Astromech [More]

This is an optional addon for oUF by haste. The latest version was verified to work with oUF 1.6.8.

oUF AuraWatch adds the ability to watch specific auras on any unit of your choice. All you need to know is the spell ID!

Some uses include:

Grid style HoT indicators.
Crowd control warnings.
DoT timers.

All integrated within your unit frames.

By default, when an aura is applied to a unit, oUF_AW will display an icon letting you know it has been applied. When the aura expires, oUF_AW will display a faded icon, letting you know to reapply that aura. These affects can be customized in your layout. All icons are cleared when combat ends, so you can start each fight fresh. oUF_AuraWatch used the GUID of players and targets, making sure correct information is shown.

oUF_AW does not display numerical timers on its own. However, it does create a cooldown frame which, when paired with OmniCC by Tuller (or a similar addon), will create a countdown for you.

Additional options as well as an example on how to set up oUF_AW are located in oUF_AuraWatch.lua.

1.6.8-8
-Removed some legacy code from spell ranks. Be sure you use the correct spell ID!

1.5.2-7
-Replaced the numerous frame options with a customIcons option, which gives control of frame creation to the user. This is not backwards compatible! If you previously used hideCount, hideCooldown, or custom textures, slight alterations to your layout will be needed.
-Added Override- and Post- ResetIcon and ExpireIcon fields, which allow the user to better control how frames look when these events occur.
-Updated to oUF version 1.5.2 element standard.

1.3.28-6
Added hideCount and hideCooldown options.
Added a strictMatching option, which will watch auras based on spell ids instead of spell names if true.
Improved documentation in oUF_AuraWatch.lua.
Use new embedding technique.
Slight code improvements.

1.3.14-5:
Added an anyUnit option, which, if true, will display an aura no matter what unit it is from.
Fixed an error in the icon creating code.

1.3.14-4:
Fixed some typos so that the addon works like the documentation says!

1.3.14-3:
Allowed the layout to specify showOnlyPresent and showOnlyMissing on a per aura basis if wanted.
Added a new fromUnits field which specifies which units an aura can originate from.

1.3.11-2:
Fixed global oUF referencing and embedding errors.

1.3.11-1:
Initial upload.

Archived Files (7)

File Name	Version	Size	Author	Date
oUF AuraWatch	1.5.2-7	4kB	Astromech	10-16-10 06:46 PM
oUF AuraWatch	1.3.28-6	4kB	Astromech	05-09-10 09:02 PM
oUF AuraWatch	1.3.14-5	3kB	Astromech	05-05-09 11:27 AM
oUF AuraWatch	1.3.14-4	3kB	Astromech	04-30-09 04:11 PM
oUF AuraWatch	1.3.14-3	3kB	Astromech	04-29-09 10:34 PM
oUF AuraWatch	1.3.11-2	3kB	Astromech	04-26-09 02:00 AM
oUF AuraWatch	1.3.11-1	3kB	Astromech	04-25-09 05:40 PM

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12-10-15, 11:30 AM
Astromech A Kobold Labourer Forum posts: 0 File comments: 70 Uploads: 6	Hmm yeah everything looks OK. I'm not sure why it's not working, and I can't test anything since I'm not subbed at the moment. One thing I would check, is that the function "createAuraIcon" (which is set as AuraWatch.PostCreateIcon) repositions the CD frame again. I'm not sure if that could cause problems. You also don't have AuraWatch.customIcons set to true, so you don't even need to create your own CD frame. Right now AuraWatch just creates another, replacing it. Here's the code from line 259 in oUF_AuraWatch.lua Lua Code: if not watch.customIcons then local cd = CreateFrame("Cooldown", nil, icon) cd:SetAllPoints(icon) icon.cd = cd local tex = icon:CreateTexture(nil, "BACKGROUND") tex:SetAllPoints(icon) tex:SetTexture(image) icon.icon = tex local overlay = icon:CreateTexture(nil, "OVERLAY") overlay:SetTexture"Interface\\Buttons\\UI-Debuff-Overlays" overlay:SetAllPoints(icon) overlay:SetTexCoord(.296875, .5703125, 0, .515625) overlay:SetVertexColor(1, 0, 0) icon.overlay = overlay local count = icon:CreateFontString(nil, "OVERLAY") count:SetFontObject(NumberFontNormal) count:SetPoint("BOTTOMRIGHT", icon, "BOTTOMRIGHT", -1, 0) icon.count = count end Sorry I can't help more. Hopefully this will lead you to a fix. __________________ - Astromech

12-05-15, 12:48 AM

Galaxy119

A Warpwood Thunder Caller

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Originally Posted by Astromech

Galaxy119, hi! Sorry for the late reply!

It's strange that's not working, its similar to the code I use.
To be clear, you tried it like that?

Yes, infact i tried it pretty much EXACTLY like that.
I took over development on the UI addon in question, made my own github and everything for it, you can see the file that calls in the aurawatch function here, specifically, this will take you to the first line in the icon positioning function:
https://github.com/galaxy119/Diablo-...e/lib.lua#L321

As you can see, it's pretty much identical to yours, except i've changed the icon strata to Background and cd strata to tooltip, thinking it might have been an issue with the icon being higher up than the cooldown or something.

When i disable aura watch, and let the UI addon handle the buffs, they have cooldown spirals like they should, but when using aurawatch they do not.
I'm fine with letting the addon take over creation of the party UI buffs, since i've fixed them as one of my updates, but the raid UI frame still remains with no buff function aside from aurawatch, and i've very much like to keep using aura watch, I love the low-alpha icons to remind me to recast certain things lol

12-05-15, 12:03 AM

Astromech

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Galaxy119, hi! Sorry for the late reply!

It's strange that's not working, its similar to the code I use.

Code:

for i, sid in pairs(spellIDs) do
        local icon = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self)
        icon:SetFrameStrata("HIGH")
        icon.spellID = sid
        -- set the dimensions and positions
        icon:SetSize(self.cfg.aurawatch.size,self.cfg.aurawatch.size)
        auras.icons[sid] = icon
        local xOffset = (i % columns) * xGrowth
        local yOffset = math.floor(i / columns) * yGrowth +60
        icon:SetPoint(iconAnchorPoint, self, parentAnchorPoint, xOffset, yOffset)
        -- Set any other AuraWatch icon settings

local cd = CreateFrame("Cooldown", nil, icon)
cd:SetFrameStrata("TOOLTIP")
cd:SetAllPoints(icon)
icon.cd = cd
    end

To be clear, you tried it like that?

Pyrates, I don't have a GitHub or anything like that for AuraWatch, sorry. You probably already know, but under Other Files above you can download older versions and compare them. From 7 to 8, I changed AW to use spellIDs instead of spell names internally. That's about all, IIRC.

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12-04-15, 06:01 AM
Pyrates A Cliff Giant Forum posts: 77 File comments: 204 Uploads: 4	Hey, do you have some diff (maybe even a github page or something like that) for your latest update? I'm keeping up a custom version of 1.5.2-7 and would like to have a look around the things you changed. __________________ " ... and the Vogon will do things to you that you wish you'd never been born, or, if you're a clearer minded thinker, that the Vogon had never been born."

11-30-15, 09:55 AM

Galaxy119

A Warpwood Thunder Caller

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Re: Re: Buff timer

Originally Posted by Astromech

The cooldown timer should be pretty simple. After you create the icon, you just need to create a cooldown frame and AW will take care of the rest.

This isn't quite simple, nor working.
Here's my icon create frame section:

Code:

    for i, sid in pairs(spellIDs) do
        local icon = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self)
        icon:SetFrameStrata("HIGH")
        icon.spellID = sid
        -- set the dimensions and positions
        icon:SetSize(self.cfg.aurawatch.size,self.cfg.aurawatch.size)
        auras.icons[sid] = icon
        local xOffset = (i % columns) * xGrowth
        local yOffset = math.floor(i / columns) * yGrowth +60
        icon:SetPoint(iconAnchorPoint, self, parentAnchorPoint, xOffset, yOffset)
        -- Set any other AuraWatch icon settings
    end

Here's the code I'm trying to inject:

Code:

local cd = CreateFrame("Cooldown", nil, icon)
cd:SetFrameStrata("TOOLTIP")
cd:SetAllPoints(icon)
icon.cd = cd

I've tried it both immediatly under the icon = CreateFrame line aswell as under the "--set any other aurawatch icon settings" line, neither have worked.
I'm probably missing something but I can't figure out what exactly.

Originally Posted by Astromech

For you second problem, I think you're missing an "end" to close the Paladin spell definitions. Right now, the icons are only created for Paladins. You'll need to insert "end" after this part:
You'll have an extra "end" somewhere now, maybe at the end of the file?

Ahaha, omg. I tried my hardest to compare the party and raid aurawatch functions for differences.. and it was a fucking end in the wrong place.. *sigh* thanks for that.

Last edited by Galaxy119 : 11-30-15 at 02:25 PM.

11-29-15, 06:27 PM
Astromech A Kobold Labourer Forum posts: 0 File comments: 70 Uploads: 6	Re: Buff timer Hi again! The cooldown timer should be pretty simple. After you create the icon, you just need to create a cooldown frame and AW will take care of the rest. After Code: local icon = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self) insert Code: local cd = CreateFrame("Cooldown", nil, icon) cd:SetAllPoints(icon) icon.cd = cd For you second problem, I think you're missing an "end" to close the Paladin spell definitions. Right now, the icons are only created for Paladins. You'll need to insert "end" after this part: Code: elseif cfg.playerclass == "PALADIN" then spellIDs = { 148039, -- Sacred Shield 53563, -- Beacon of Light 157007, -- Beacon of Insight 86273, -- Illuminated Healing 6940, -- Hand of Sacrifice 114039, -- Hand of Purity 156910, -- Beacon of Faith } You'll have an extra "end" somewhere now, maybe at the end of the file? __________________ - Astromech

11-26-15, 06:16 AM

Galaxy119

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Buff timer

Look, I'm back again!

Ok so I took a break between Highmaul and now, and now that I'm back and into Mythic progression, the lack of a timer on the aurawatch buffs is bugging me.
I remember it use to have one way back when, but it broke (no errors, just doesn't show)
I was wondering if you've run across this issue and fixed it, or could work with me again.
Essentially, I would like a darkened spiral type timer effect over the aurawatch icons (for party and raid)
http://imgur.com/LfWLGYV
In this screenshot, you see the party frame with buffs being tracked (these are the buffs i need a cooldown timer of some sort on)
Also for reference, the cooldown on the action bar that is on prayer of mending, is the type of timer I'd like, just without the number in the center. Something simple to see that doesn't obstruct the icon.

Thanks much.

A second issue.
When using Aurawatch on my Raid frames, for some reason, it will show my paladins just fine, but not my Priests buffs.
Oddly enough, if I remove the Paladin section, the Priest ones work perfectly.

Take a look and see if you can help me out with this one.. :/

Code:

  --create aura watch func
   local createAuraWatch = function(self)
	local auras = {}
	local spellIDs
    if cfg.playerclass == "WARRIOR" then --WARRIOR
        spellIDs = {}
	elseif cfg.playerclass == "PRIEST" then
		spellIDs = {
			139, -- Renew
			17, -- Power Word: Shield
			41635, -- Prayer of Mending
		} 

	elseif cfg.playerclass == "PALADIN" then
		spellIDs = {
			148039, -- Sacred Shield
			53563, -- Beacon of Light
			157007, -- Beacon of Insight
			86273, -- Illuminated Healing
			6940, -- Hand of Sacrifice
			114039, -- Hand of Purity
			156910, -- Beacon of Faith
      }
      local dir = {
        [1] = {size = 15, pos = "CENTER",       x = 0, y = 3 },
        [2] = {size = 15, pos = "CENTER",       x = 15, y = 3 },
        [5] = {size = 15, pos = "CENTER",       x = -15, y = 3 },
        [4] = {size = 15, pos = "CENTER",       x = 30, y = 3 },
        [3] = {size = 15, pos = "CENTER",       x = -30, y = 3 },
        [6] = {size = 15, pos = "CENTER",       x = -30, y = 3 },
        [7] = {size = 15, pos = "CENTER",       x = 15, y = 3 },
        [8] = {size = 15, pos = "CENTER",       x = 0, y = 3 },
      }

      auras.onlyShowPresent = true
      auras.presentAlpha = .75

      auras.PostCreateIcon = function(self, icon, sid)
        if icon.cd then
          icon.cd:SetPoint("TOPLEFT", 1, -1)
          icon.cd:SetPoint("BOTTOMRIGHT", -1, 1)
        end
        --count hack for lifebloom
        if sid == 33763 and icon.count then
          icon.count:SetFont("Interface\\AddOns\\oUF_Diablo\\media\\visitor1.ttf",8,"THINOUTLINE, MONOCHROME")
          icon.count:ClearAllPoints()
          icon.count:SetPoint("CENTER", 3, 3)
          icon.count:SetParent(icon.cd)
        end
      end

      -- Set any other AuraWatch settings
      auras.icons = {}
      for i, sid in pairs(spellIDs) do
        local icon = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self)
	icon:SetFrameStrata("HIGH")
        icon.spellID = sid
        -- set the dimensions and positions
        icon.size = dir[i].size
        icon:SetSize(dir[i].size,dir[i].size)
        --position icon
        icon:SetPoint(dir[i].pos, self, dir[i].pos, dir[i].x, dir[i].y)
        --make indicator
        if dir[i].indicator then
          local tex = icon:CreateTexture(nil, "OVERLAY")
          tex:SetAllPoints(icon)
          tex:SetTexture("Interface\\AddOns\\oUF_Diablo\\media\\indicator")
          tex:SetVertexColor(dir[i].color.r,dir[i].color.g,dir[i].color.b)
          icon.icon = tex
        end

        auras.icons[sid] = icon
        -- Set any other AuraWatch icon settings
      end
      --call aurawatch
      self.AuraWatch = auras
    end
  end

Last edited by Galaxy119 : 11-26-15 at 07:38 PM.

01-10-15, 12:14 PM
Astromech A Kobold Labourer Forum posts: 0 File comments: 70 Uploads: 6	Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Multiple class OR adaptive icon locations. Haha, don't worry, it happens to all of us! No problem. Glad it's working! __________________ - Astromech

01-10-15, 03:36 AM

Galaxy119

A Warpwood Thunder Caller

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Multiple class OR adaptive icon locations.

Originally Posted by Astromech

I think you're getting that error because there's an extra "end" somewhere. I would check to make sure there are no extra "end"s after the code below.

I. Can't. Believe. I. Made. This. Mistake.

I code in BASH script all day 2-3 days a week and NEVER thought to check for extra segment closes..

There was an extra end before the very last one in the aurawatch function (likely the original coders way of closing the if-then-else function) and I never removed it.

I feel like a retard now.

It worked. Perfectly. Will forward this fix to the oUF_Diablo author aswell.

GGWP.

Thx much!

01-09-15, 05:57 PM

Astromech

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Re: Re: Re: Multiple class OR adaptive icon locations.

Hello! I hope you had a good new year.

I think you're getting that error because there's an extra "end" somewhere. If you remove the end after the last else, you'll have the problems you described (AuraWatch will only show for that last class). I went through the code again and threw together a small addon to make sure the syntax was OK. If you're getting an error again, I would check to make sure there are no extra "end"s after the code below. Basically, every function, if-elseif-else, and for loop needs an "end" to close it. Lua will complain about extras.

Lua Code:

func.createAuraWatch = function(self)
 
    local auras = {}
    local spellIDs
    if cfg.playerclass == "PRIEST" then --Priest
        spellIDs = {
            139, -- Renew
            17, -- Power Word: Shield
            33076, -- Prayer of Mending
            47515, -- Divine Ageis
            33206, -- Pain Suppression
            109964, -- Spirit Shell
            152118, -- Clairity of Will
        }
 
    elseif cfg.playerclass == "PALADIN" then --Paladin    
        spellIDs = {
            86273, -- Illuminated Healing
            53563, -- Beacon of Light
            114039, -- Hand of Purity
            6940, -- Hand of Sacrifice
            148039, -- Sacred Shield
            156910, -- Beacon of Faith
            114917, -- Stay of Execution
            157047, -- Saved by the Light
            114163, -- Eternal Flame
            157007, -- Beacon of Insight
            54597, -- Glyph of FoL
            31821, -- Devotion Aura
        }
    else --Monk
        spellIDs = {}
    end
 
    auras.onlyShowPresent = true
    auras.presentAlpha = 1
    auras.PostCreateIcon = func.createAuraIcon
 
    -- Set any other AuraWatch settings
    auras.icons = {}
    local columns = 2
    local xGrowth = 19
    local yGrowth = -20
    local parentAnchorPoint = "TOPRIGHT"
    local iconAnchorPoint = "TOPRIGHT"
    for i, sid in pairs(spellIDs) do
        local icon = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self)
        icon:SetFrameStrata("TOOLTIP")
        icon.spellID = sid
        -- set the dimensions and positions
        icon:SetSize(self.cfg.aurawatch.size,self.cfg.aurawatch.size)
        auras.icons[sid] = icon
        local xOffset = (i % columns) * xGrowth
        local yOffset = math.floor(i / columns) * yGrowth +60
        icon:SetPoint(iconAnchorPoint, self, parentAnchorPoint, xOffset, yOffset)
        -- Set any other AuraWatch icon settings
    end
    --call aurawatch
    self.AuraWatch = auras
end

I seem to remember seeing some oUF layout that had filtered auras back in Cataclysm... Sorry I can't remember specifics.

Never been a big fan of X-Perl or Healbot either, but to each their own! Hope this helps.

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12-22-14, 03:22 AM

Galaxy119

A Warpwood Thunder Caller

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Re: Re: Multiple class OR adaptive icon locations.

Originally Posted by Astromech

It seems your class if-then-end blocks got interwoven with the actual code. I separated them out and added a check for mage, as an example:

Your second question is technically possible, but outside of what I designed AuraWatch for. You would need to watch and check which auras are applied yourself, and rearrange the AuraWatch icons (like how we positioned them before). At that point, I would suggest to use a different addon, more suited to this. I think the default oUF auras module can do this, but you would need a filter so only spellIDs you're interested in show up. I can't help much there - don't use it myself.

Anyway, hope this helps. Happy holidays

Using this, I get this error:

Code:

Message: Interface\AddOns\oUF_Diablo\core\lib.lua:281: '<eof>' expected near 'end'
Time: 12/22/14 01:37:31
Count: 1
Stack: 
Locals:

If i take the "end" out from after the last else function, it restores the addon to useability, however, same problem occurs as before, any spellID in one of the specified class sections will not show, only way to get them to show is to not have the class defined in the above section, and just include them in a general "all" section basically. Possibly an issue with how aurawatch itself takes the settings from the ouf_diablo file and uses them? >< unfortuntly, no lua error to help with that.. Also, in order to get the addon to work, you have to define "local auras" above the "local spellIDs" and specify in each section that auras = {} otherwise you get an error saying the line "auras.presentAlpha = 1" calls "auras" a nil value. Adding the afformentioned items resolved this issue. Here is a copy of my current aurawatch function -

lua Code:

--create aura watch func
      func.createAuraWatch = function(self)
    
        local auras
        local spellIDs
        if cfg.playerclass == "PRIEST" then --Priest
          auras = {}
          spellIDs = {
            139, -- Renew
            17, -- Power Word: Shield
            33076, -- Prayer of Mending
            47515, -- Divine Ageis
            33206, -- Pain Suppression
            109964, -- Spirit Shell
            152118, -- Clairity of Will
          }
 
    elseif cfg.playerclass == "PALADIN" then --Paladin
      auras = {}         
      spellIDs = {
            86273, -- Illuminated Healing
            53563, -- Beacon of Light
            114039, -- Hand of Purity
            6940, -- Hand of Sacrifice
            148039, -- Sacred Shield
            156910, -- Beacon of Faith
            114917, -- Stay of Execution
            157047, -- Saved by the Light
            114163, -- Eternal Flame
            157007, -- Beacon of Insight
            54597, -- Glyph of FoL
            31821, -- Devotion Aura
          }
    else --Monk
       auras = {}
       spellIDs = {}
 
          auras.onlyShowPresent = true
          auras.presentAlpha = 1
          auras.PostCreateIcon = func.createAuraIcon
     
          -- Set any other AuraWatch settings
          auras.icons = {}
          local columns = 2
        local xGrowth = 19
        local yGrowth = -20
        local parentAnchorPoint = "TOPRIGHT"
        local iconAnchorPoint = "TOPRIGHT"
          for i, sid in pairs(spellIDs) do
            local icon = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self)
        icon:SetFrameStrata("TOOLTIP")
            icon.spellID = sid
            -- set the dimensions and positions
            icon:SetSize(self.cfg.aurawatch.size,self.cfg.aurawatch.size)
            auras.icons[sid] = icon
         local xOffset = (i % columns) * xGrowth
         local yOffset = math.floor(i / columns) * yGrowth +60
        icon:SetPoint(iconAnchorPoint, self, parentAnchorPoint, xOffset, yOffset)
            -- Set any other AuraWatch icon settings
          end
          --call aurawatch
          self.AuraWatch = auras
        end
      end

For example, If I take say, Illuminated healing, and move it into the "else" section at the bottom, and change the "elseif cf.gplayerclass == "PALADIN" then" to say "MONK", it will show Illuminated Healing (paladin mastery) on the aurawatch frame, if I leave it as it, when on a paladin, it shows nothing at all. Same goes for when on the priest, or any other class you specifically define. Have tried on: Priest, Rogue, Mage, Druid, Deathknight, Paladin, Warrior and Monk. All results are the same.

As for the second part, unfortunatly the oUF auras module doesn't really work very well on the party frames, and not at all on the raid frames, also i don't believe there is a way to filter which spellID's are shown. Maybe digging through it's code I can port it's icon placement function into aurawatch, if i'm sucessful i'll post how to do it so you can add it in. I figured it wouldn't be very easy, lol.

On a side note: I can apparently expect no help from the author of oUF_Diablo, as he swears oUF is the worst possible choice for a UI to use while healing, and thus I need to disable the party and raid frames and use something else like X-Perl or *shudders* HealBot. -.-

Last edited by Galaxy119 : 12-22-14 at 03:58 AM.

12-21-14, 06:51 PM

Astromech

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Re: Multiple class OR adaptive icon locations.

It seems your class if-then-end blocks got interwoven with the actual code. I separated them out and added a check for mage, as an example:

Lua Code:

--create aura watch func
func.createAuraWatch = function(self)
     
    local spellIDs
    --start the PRIEST setup
    if cfg.playerclass == "MONK" then
        spellIDs = {
            139, -- Renew
            17, -- Power Word: Shield
            33076, -- Prayer of Mending
            47515, -- Divine Ageis
            33206, -- Pain Suppression
            109964, -- Spirit Shell
            152118, -- Clairity of Will
        }
    elseif cfg.playerclass == "MAGE" then
        -- Mage stuff here
    else -- "PRIEST"
        spellIDs = {
            139, -- Renew
            17, -- Power Word: Shield
            33076, -- Prayer of Mending
            47515, -- Divine Ageis
            33206, -- Pain Suppression
            109964, -- Spirit Shell
            152118, -- Clairity of Will
            124682, -- Enveloping Mist
            115175, -- Soothing mist
            116849, -- Life Cocoon
            115151, -- Renewing Mist
        }
    end
     
    local auras = {}
    auras.onlyShowPresent = true
    auras.presentAlpha = 1
    auras.PostCreateIcon = func.createAuraIcon
 
    -- Set any other AuraWatch settings
    auras.icons = {}
    local columns = 2
    local xGrowth = 19
    local yGrowth = -20
    local parentAnchorPoint = "TOPRIGHT"
    local iconAnchorPoint = "TOPRIGHT"
    for i, sid in pairs(spellIDs) do
        local icon = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self)
        icon:SetFrameStrata("TOOLTIP")
        icon.spellID = sid
        -- set the dimensions and positions
        icon:SetSize(self.cfg.aurawatch.size,self.cfg.aurawatch.size)
        auras.icons[sid] = icon
        local xOffset = (i % columns) * xGrowth
        local yOffset = math.floor(i / columns) * yGrowth +60
        icon:SetPoint(iconAnchorPoint, self, parentAnchorPoint, xOffset, yOffset)
        -- Set any other AuraWatch icon settings
        end
        --call aurawatch
        self.AuraWatch = auras
    end
end

Change mage to any other class (note class names should be in all caps, and death knight would have no space: "DEATHKNIGHT").

Your second question is technically possible, but outside of what I designed AuraWatch for. You would need to watch and check which auras are applied yourself, and rearrange the AuraWatch icons (like how we positioned them before). At that point, I would suggest to use a different addon, more suited to this. I think the default oUF auras module can do this, but you would need a filter so only spellIDs you're interested in show up. I can't help much there - don't use it myself.

Anyway, hope this helps. Happy holidays

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12-19-14, 12:37 AM

Galaxy119

A Warpwood Thunder Caller

Forum posts: 90

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Multiple class OR adaptive icon locations.

Is there a way to either make aurawatch determine the class of the player, and display a set of spellIDs depending on what that class is, or a way to make the party/raid icons go to the lowest avalible icon location, rather than a set location based on the list number they are.

IE: If an icon is listed, and there are 4 before it, that makes it's position the 5th icon position on the aurawatch frame, even if the first 4 icons are not currently visible. Can this be changed?

As to the first one, a better explanation -

Code:

    --create aura watch func
      func.createAuraWatch = function(self)
     
        --start the PRIEST setup
        if cfg.playerclass == "MONK" then
     
          local auras = {}
          local spellIDs = {
            139, -- Renew
	    17, -- Power Word: Shield
 	    33076, -- Prayer of Mending
	    47515, -- Divine Ageis
     	    33206, -- Pain Suppression
	    109964, -- Spirit Shell
	    152118, -- Clairity of Will
          }

	else
          local auras = {}
          local spellIDs = {
            139, -- Renew
	    17, -- Power Word: Shield
 	    33076, -- Prayer of Mending
	    47515, -- Divine Ageis
     	    33206, -- Pain Suppression
	    109964, -- Spirit Shell
	    152118, -- Clairity of Will
	    124682, -- Enveloping Mist
	    115175, -- Soothing mist
    	    116849, -- Life Cocoon
	    115151, -- Renewing Mist
          }
     
          auras.onlyShowPresent = true
          auras.presentAlpha = 1
          auras.PostCreateIcon = func.createAuraIcon
     
          -- Set any other AuraWatch settings
          auras.icons = {}
          local columns = 2
        local xGrowth = 19
        local yGrowth = -20
        local parentAnchorPoint = "TOPRIGHT"
        local iconAnchorPoint = "TOPRIGHT"
          for i, sid in pairs(spellIDs) do
            local icon = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, self)
	    icon:SetFrameStrata("TOOLTIP")
            icon.spellID = sid
            -- set the dimensions and positions
            icon:SetSize(self.cfg.aurawatch.size,self.cfg.aurawatch.size)
            auras.icons[sid] = icon
         local xOffset = (i % columns) * xGrowth
         local yOffset = math.floor(i / columns) * yGrowth +60
        icon:SetPoint(iconAnchorPoint, self, parentAnchorPoint, xOffset, yOffset)
            -- Set any other AuraWatch icon settings
          end
          --call aurawatch
          self.AuraWatch = auras
        end
      end

I noticed the "start priest config" thing, and was trying to test it, however, when on a priest, it makes aurawatch show no auras at all, wheter listed in that section or not.
If that could be fixed, it would be nice. Also, how would I add more classes to that? if I simply add a second if/then/else function, wether outside of the first, or in the else section of the first, it breats the entire oUF addon.

12-13-14, 11:34 PM
Astromech A Kobold Labourer Forum posts: 0 File comments: 70 Uploads: 6	Re: Re: Re: Raid - Icon Frame Level Sure go ahead. Glad it's working! __________________ - Astromech

12-13-14, 07:06 PM

Galaxy119

A Warpwood Thunder Caller

Forum posts: 90

File comments: 261

Uploads: 5

Re: Re: Raid - Icon Frame Level

Originally Posted by Astromech

Oops sorry! I gave you the wrong function. It should be

Lua Code:

icon:SetFrameStrata("TOOLTIP")

I should have known to try that myself..
*facepalm*

Working perfectly now. Thanks!!!

<3

With your permission I'll forward some of these changes to the developer of ouf_Diablo so he can integrate them if he sees fit.

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