| Tested: | Hour of Twilight 4.3 |
| Updated: | 12-31-11 03:53 PM |
| Created: | unknown |
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Thx for the update.
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A Kobold Labourer
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Broken in 4.0.1 plans for update or abandoned? Thx
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CPU usage
I've never checked my CPU usage that it hasn't shown as zero for all addons. Can that be right, or is the addon not functioning correctly in the current patch?
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I'd love to see Addon sets implemented - I'd have a minimalist set for raiding, a set for my Bank Alt, a set for questing, etc.
Kind of what ItemRack, or Outfitter or ClosetGnome do for equipment. Is that possible? |
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I would love to see an implementation of profiles added possibly.
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A Kobold Labourer
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Most slowdowns I encounter are in raid so I would like to fire addon before raid, do some raiding and check resultslater, but CPU profiling text kinda gets in way while raiding ![]() If thats not to much work it would be nice to have option to turn on/off that text. |
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@ Hary
The "Cpu profilling" text that appears on your screen is intended to remind you that you have turned on the CPU monitoring. Normally, you will not want to run with this option on, since it is a performance degrade. To disable CPU profiling, use the command /am to open the addon window, uncheck the CPU Profiling option at the top, then click on the Reload UI at the bottom left. Did you want to leave profiling on without the text? I would have to modify the addon to accommodate that. @ Prototype I could change the word from /am to /addon to avoid an ambiguous conflict, but there might be some other addons that use that command as well. I'll try to figure out why the full name command isn't working. |
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