WoWInterface - AddOns by Gazmik

Fizzwidget FactionFriend (5.2.1)

Gazmik — Fri, 08 Mar 2013 06:35:58 +0000

Change Log:
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v. 5.2.1 - 2013/03/08
- Fixed an error when mousing over the reputation bar for friendship factions in certain circumstances.

v. 5.2 - 2013/03/05
- Updated for WoW Patch 5.2.
- FactionFriend no longer needs to observe an increase in reputation to detect whether a faction has a Grand Commendation bonus.
- Added turnin information for Sunreaver Onslaught and Kirin Tor Offensive (Tattered Historical Documents -> faction-specific insignia)
- The Klaxxi turnin "Seeds of Fear" requires 5 Dread Amber Shards, not 20.
- The feature that recolors reputation bars and related UI (such that, e.g. Friendly through Exalted use distinct colors instead of the same green) is now optional and disabled by default. It was causing "taint" and "blocked action" errors for some users, but if it causes you no trouble you're welcome to enable it.

v. 5.1.1 - 2013/01/14
- More handling of "friendship" factions (Tillers/Anglers NPCs and the Brawler's Guild factions):
- Friendship ranks appear appropriately on the reputation watch bar and in its tooltip.
- Chat-window messages correctly reflect the amount of reputation until the next friendship rank.
- The indicator for additional reputation available from turnins is correctly placed.
- We now detect when you gain reputation with the bonus from a Grand Commendation; thereafter, estimates of reputation gain for that faction reflect the bonus.
- Fixed an error that could occur when showing a faction report tooltip including info on purchasable tokens (e.g. ) when info for said tokens is not yet available to the WoW client. The names of such items are now in FactionFriend's database (for English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian locales), and if we still don't have the name for an item we'll show its numeric ID instead of throwing an error.
- Fixed an issue where we'd fail to detect the "Mr. Popularity" guild perk (which increases reputation gain) as intended.
- Fixed an issue...

Description:
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It's amazing the lengths some will go to to win friends. Gaining the trust of furbolg tribes, mushroom men, frost giants, and other organizations of demi-goblinoid races can be a lot of work, and it can be easy sometimes to lose track of one's progress. That's where Fizzwidget Industries comes in! Our newest gadget not only helps you keep tabs on whose respect you're earning, but also how much more you could earn by turning in certain items you're carrying.

Features:
Automatically switches the Blizzard builtin reputation watch bar (i.e. the "Show as experience bar" option in the Reputation pane)...
When entering certain zones. (Ashen Verdict in Icecrown Citadel, Cenarion Expedition in Coilfang Reservoir instances, etc.)
When gaining reputation. (If gaining reputation with multiple factions at once, the bar will switch for only the first.)
When equipping a faction's tabard (i.e. tabards which apply reputation gains in dungeons to that faction).
Factions marked as "Inactive" in the reputation pane won't be automatically switched to.

Enhances the reputation watch bar with extra shading and a marker to show how much reputation you can readily gain by turning in and/or using items in your bags or bank.
Mousing over the reputation watch bar (or the aforementioned marker) will show a summary of the reputation points that can be earned through turning in or consuming items.
If your potential reputation gain from turnins is enough to reach a new standing (e.g. Friendly vs. Honored), the "empty" part of the bar will be shaded differently, and the tooltip will show your new standing (and how many points into it you'd be) after all turnins.

Adds an icon to the builtin UI's Reputation panel for factions you can readily increase -- mouse over it for details. Didn't know your bank was full of stuff you could gain reputation from? Now you do!

Right-clicking the reputation watch bar will open...

Fizzwidget Experience Visualizer (5.2)

Gazmik — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 07:35:38 +0000

Change Log:
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v. 5.2 - 2013/03/05
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.2.

v. 5.1 - 2012/12/19
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.1.
- Added slash command `/xp` to print in the chat window the same info shown in the XP bar tooltip.

v. 5.0.1 - 2012/09/27
- Fixed an issue where the next-level-ready alert would show repeatedly for the same level-up.
- Fixed an error when using with AddonLoader.

v. 5.0 - 2012/08/28
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.0.
- If the UI is modified such that Blizzard's XP bar is on the top of the screen, the next-level-ready alert will appear below it instead of above (and off the screen).

v. 4.3.1 - 2012/08/02
- The next-level-ready alert now disappears automatically when you level up.

v. 4.3 - 2011/12/30
- Initial release.

Description:
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Ever wonder how I got to be such a rich and powerful goblin businessman? Well, for the whole story you'll have to buy my upcoming book, "The 285 Habits of Highly Profitable Goblins", but here's a sneak preview:

Success is a frame of mind! If you want to succeed, you have to visualize it -- know where you're going, and how soon you're going to get there. Plan ahead, so you know when you're going to want to know what you want to know. Don't just accumulate experiences, understand how much each will help you toward your goal.

Getting fully into the mental state of a goblin on the path to success can be difficult, especially for lesser races. That's why I've built this gadget: it keeps track of how much the things you're doing will help you improve yourself. It probably won't make you as rich or powerful as myself, but you wouldn't want to have me as a rival anyway.

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FEATURES:
Adds extra shading in the default UI's XP bar to indicate the amount of experience points you'll gain upon turning in any complete quests in your quest log.
Can also add shading to indicate XP gained from incomplete quests (right-click the XP bar to enable).
Provides an alert when the XP from completed quests is enough to reach the next level (right-click the XP bar to disable)

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Fizzwidget ScrollMaker (5.2)

Gazmik — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 07:35:16 +0000

Change Log:
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v. 5.2 - 2013/03/05
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.2.

v. 5.1 - 2012/12/19
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.1.

v. 5.0 - 2012/08/28
- Updated for WoW Patch 5.0 and Mists of Pandaria.

v. 4.3 - 2011/12/30
- Initial release.

Description:
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Don't you hate having to dig around in your bags for an Enchanting Vellum every time you try to create a scroll? This simple little gizmo automatically finds them for you and keeps one ready for use whenever you need it.

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USAGE: When an enchant is selected in the default Enchanting UI, a "Create" button becomes visible -- click this button to apply the enchant to an Enchanting Vellum, creating a scroll.

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Fizzwidget HoverTips (5.2)

Gazmik — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 07:34:59 +0000

Change Log:
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v. 5.2 - 2013/03/05
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.2.

v. 5.1 - 2012/12/19
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.1.
- Fixed an error when mousing over Battle.net friend links.
- Fixed an error when mousing over Dungeon Journal "tier" links (such as appear when gaining a level, e.g. "You're now eligible for Heroics").

v. 5.0 - 2012/08/28
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.0.

v. 4.3.2 - 2012/06/17
- Fixed some issues with tooltips for player links (for WoW friends and guild members).

v. 4.3.1 - 2012/06/05
- Added hover tooltips for Battle.net friend links (seen when such friends go online/offline or chat), providing all the info normally found in the Friends panel.

v. 4.3 - 2011/12/30
- Initial release.

Description:
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So, you've heard of Gnomish X-Ray Specs? Like most Gnomish technology, they're good for giggles but of little practical value.

These lenses, on the other hand (er, eye?) let you really "look into" things. Anything you merely glance at -- an item, units of some currency, a record of someone's great achievement, the name of a spell, and all sorts of things normally requiring close inspection -- is fully described for your perusal. And they even work with whatever headgear you already have!

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FEATURES:
Causes the tooltips normally viewed when clicking a link in the chat window to appear automatically when just mousing over the link, for these link types:
item, enchant, spell, quest, unit, talent, achievement, glyph, instance lock, currency
Adds tooltips with useful information to other link types:
player (for Battle.net friends, WoW friends, and guild members)
dungeon journal
If you're also using my DiggerAid addon for archaeology, this addon enables mouseover tips for its custom hyperlink types (one which describes an artifact in progress, and the "click to solve" link)

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS:
Originally based on a secondary feature of Tekkub's tekKompare addon (http://tekkub.net), which I still recommend. (It shows item comparison tooltips in all cases, not just at the times where the default UI thinks it's useful.)

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Fizzwidget Feed-O-Matic (5.2)

Gazmik — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 07:34:25 +0000

Change Log:
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v. 5.2 - 2013/03/05
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.2.

v. 5.1.1 - 2012/12/28
- *Actually* updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.1. Oops.
- Fixed an error that could occur if you had a caged battle critter in your bags.

v. 5.1 - 2012/12/19
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.1.
- Includes updated PeriodicTable library -- nearly all Pandaren foods are now supported.
- Fixed errors that could occur when showing the Feed-O-Matic Options UI.

v. 5.0.2 - 2012/09/30
- Includes updated PeriodicTable library with support for the delicious foods of Pandaria.

v. 5.0.1 - 2012/08/30
- Fixed a "blocked action" error when applying glyphs since WoW Patch 5.0.

v. 5.0 - 2012/08/28
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.0.
- Note: does not include new Mists of Pandaria foods; as of the current beta, such foods cannot be fed to pets (so there's little point in having Feed-O-Matic attempt to use them).

v. 4.3.1 - 2012/01/04
- Now supports the Brazilian Portuguese localization of the WoW client thanks to data from pt.wowhead.com. (Only the client-specific strings needed for functionality under Portuguese are translated; if you'd like to help provide a translation for Feed-O-Matic's own UI text, see the localization.lua file.)

v. 4.3 - 2011/11/29
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 4.3.

v. 4.2 - 2011/06/28
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 4.2.
- WoW Patch 4.2 makes the Interface Options window much bigger -- now there's room for all of Feed-O-Matic's options (including the food preferences table) on one pane.
- Fixed an issue where the Feed Pet button would show for pets that aren't hunter-tamed beasts -- e.g. quest pets, vehicles, etc.
- The Feed-O-Matic options panel no longer appears if Feed-O-Matic is loaded on a non-hunter character.
- Options now default to being shared across all characters; see the Options Profile...

Description:
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As my Hunter friends can readily attest, keeping a wild pet can be a full-time job. Why, just feeding the critter when he gets hungry can throw off your routine -- you've got to rummage around in your bags, find a piece of food, make sure it's appropriate for his diet, and check your aim before tossing it to him (lest you accidentally destroy a tasty morsel). So inconvenient! Not to mention potentially dangerous... you don't want to spend so long digging through your bags that you or your pet become someone else's snack.

Never fear, Gazmik Fizzwidget is here with a new gadget to automate all your pet-food-management tasks! My incredible Feed-O-Matic features state-of-the-art nutritional analyzers to make sure your pet's hunger is satisfied with a minimum of fuss, advanced selective logic to make your pet doesn't eat anything you have another use for, and a weight optimizer to make sure the food in your bags stays well organized! You can have it automatically feed your pet when needed -- or, if you're worried about running out of food while you take a nap, you can opt to manually press the "Feed Now" button and it'll intelligently choose a food and accurately toss it to your pet. This is actually one of the first gizmos I started work on... but because I'm a perfectionist I haven't considered it ready for release until now.

Features
Makes feeding your pet quick, easy, and fun:

Automatic feeding: Feeds your pet whenever his happiness falls below a certain level ("content" by default), automatically choosing an appropriate food.
Manual feeding: Bind a key to "Feed Pet", and Feed-O-Matic will automatically choose an appropriate food and give it to the pet whenever you press it.
Can use an emote to notify you when it's feeding your pet, with custom randomized messages. See FeedOMatic_Emotes.lua to customize them to your characters!

Helps you manage all the pet food in your inventory:

Keeps track of which foods your...

Fizzwidget Disenchant Predictor (5.2)

Gazmik — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 07:34:05 +0000

Change Log:
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v. 5.2 - 2013/03/05
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.2.

v. 5.1 - 2012/12/19
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.1.
- Fixed an issue where reagents could appear in the tooltip with "gibberish" codes before their names.

v. 5.0.2 - 2012/08/30
- Fixed a "blocked action" error when applying glyphs since WoW Patch 5.0.

v. 5.0.1 - 2012/08/29
- Fixed an error when disenchanting since WoW Patch 5.0.

v. 5.0 - 2012/08/28
- Updated for WoW Patch 5.0 and Mists of Pandaria. (Disenchant tables for Mists of Pandaria items are approximate; please report any incorrect predictions.)
- Fixed incorrect predictions for Greater vs Lesser Cataclysm essences from ilevel 306-311 greens.
- We no longer keep track of a list of non-disenchantable items (those which are green or better but which the game forbids disenchanting; e.g. vendor-purchased PvP gear), as keeping the list up to date proved infeasible. Disenchant Predictor may thus show disenchant reagents for items which the game forbids disenchanting (though it will still remember which items are non-disenchantable once it sees them so identified in-game).
- Updated French localization by Xalenader.

v. 4.3 - 2011/11/29
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 4.3.

v. 4.2 - 2011/06/28
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 4.2.
- Options now default to being shared across all characters; see the Options Profile panel if you'd prefer per-character, per-server, or per-class settings. (This change may not take effect if you already have saved options; choose the Default options profile if you'd prefer this behavior.)

v. 4.1 - 2011/04/26
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 4.1.
- Adjusted disenchant information for Cataclysm greens (re: Lesser vs. Greater Celestial Essence).
- Includes Spanish localization by PatoDaia.

v. 4.0.2 - 2011/02/23
- Adjusted Cataclysm disenchant rates for Uncommon items to match recen...

Description:
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Enchanters: have you ever tried to accumulate reagents for your latest formula and come away feeling... well, disenchanted? Got Strange Dust when you really wanted Soul? Is that Brilliant Shard just not large enough to satisfy? Suffer no more! Through countless hours of research, I've discovered the scientific laws governing the mystic composition of enchanted items. I just *had* to build a gadget to make use of this knowledge.

My latest invention will help you make sure you always disenchant the right stuff to get the shards, dusts, or essences you need. Simply point it at any such reagent -- or even the reagent requirements listed in your formula book -- and you'll see an instant readout showing what types of items it can be disenchanted from. No more guesswork!*

* Due to fluctuations in the astral plane, disenchanting an item of merely "uncommon" quality will still produce variable results. No one can predict for certain whether you'll get a pile of dust, an essence, or a shard, but thanks to my invention you'll at least know what variety of dust, kind and potency of essence, or luster and size of shard can be produced.

Features

Disenchantable items will also show information in their tooltip predicting which types of dust, essence, or shard they can disenchant into.
Reagents produced by disenchanting items (a dust, essence, or shard) will show two new lines of information in their tooltips: the first shows which levels of items can be disenchanted to produce the reagent, and the second provides additional info on which types of items are more or less likely to produce the reagent.
Also, you can use a chat command to check which types of dust, essence, and shard can be disenchanted from an item of a given level requirement.

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Fizzwidget ZippyLighter (5.2)

Gazmik — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 07:33:12 +0000

Change Log:
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v. 5.2 - 2013/03/05
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.2.
- No longer causes an error when opening the Cooking window during combat.

v. 5.1.1 - 2012/12/28
- *Actually* updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.1. Oops.

v. 5.1 - 2012/12/19
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.1.
- Reengineered Firelord kindling apparatus to properly summon Lil' Ragnaros under the new pet system in WoW 5.x.

v. 5.0.1 - 2012/08/30
- Fixed a "blocked action" error when applying glyphs since WoW Patch 5.0.

v. 5.0 - 2012/08/28
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.0.

v. 4.3.1 - 2012/01/04
- If you have other types of cooking fire available, ZippyLighter can use them instead of Basic Fire:
- Alternate fires include Lil' Ragnaros, Little Wickerman, and Grim Campfire.
- If any of these is available, ZippyLighter will use it by default.
- Hold ALT while mousing over the cooking fire button to change which gets used.

v. 4.3 - 2011/12/30
- Initial release.

Description:
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I always have a hard time finding my flint and tinder when it's time to fire up the ol' Goblin Barbecue and cook up some tasty treats. (Yeah, they say you don't even need it anymore, but I'm old fashioned.) But I never have trouble finding my cookbook. (Ask any goblin engineer or alchemist how important it is to follow recipes precisely and they'll tell you it's serious business. They'll be even more serious about it the fewer fingers they have.)

And so, my greatest culinary invention yet! (Even better than bagel holes, chocolate-flavored vanilla, and Flerberts.) This handy gizmo clips right on to the side of your cookbook: flick the little wheel, and BAM -- you've got fire for cooking! It even has a safety so you won't accidentally incinerate your cookbook, yourself, your friends, or Mount Hyjal. Probably.

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FEATURES:
Adds a button for Basic Fire to the side of the Cooking window.
If you have other types of cooking fire available, ZippyLighter can use them instead of Basic Fire:
Alternate fires include Lil' Ragnaros, Little Wickerman, and Grim Campfire.
If any of these is available, ZippyLighter will use it by default.
Hold ALT while mousing over the cooking fire button to change which gets used.

Fizzwidget DiggerAid (5.2)

Gazmik — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 07:32:46 +0000

Change Log:
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v. 5.2 - 2013/03/05
- Updated for WoW Patch 5.2.
- Supports the new Mantid archeology race.

v. 5.1.1 - 2012/12/28
- Now properly supports Pandaren and Mogu archaeology.

v. 5.1 - 2012/12/19
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.1.

v. 5.0.1 - 2012/08/30
- Fixed a "blocked action" error when applying glyphs since WoW Patch 5.0.

v. 5.0 - 2012/08/28
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.0.

v. 4.3 - 2011/12/30
- Initial release.

Description:
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Think of the world-renowned archaeologists you know: people like Brann Bronzebeard, Belloc Brightblade, or that Jones fellow. Ever see them sit around flipping through their notebooks or painstakingly piecing together scores of fragments to reassemble a lost artifact? Of course not -- they're too busy commanding expeditions and having adventures. Ever wonder how they do it?

This gadget automatically keeps track of everything you'd normally be looking up in your Archaeology notebook. What's more, at the touch of a button its expertly shaped seaforium charges will implode all those fragments and keystones into a complete artifact! With this, you too(*) can spend less time fiddling around and more time buckling swashes. Like a boss.

* This product may or may not actually be endorsed by any individuals named above.

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FEATURES:
Shows a message (both in the chat window and at the top of the screen) when looting archaeology fragments, describing your progress on the next artifact using those fragments. (Also shows the same message when completing an artifact, so you can see how you're doing on the next one.)
In the chat window, the message includes a hyperlink with information about the artifact in progress.
If you have enough fragments to solve an artifact, another hyperlink lets you do so without needing to open the Archaeology window.
Adds flavor text to the item tooltips for completed artifacts, so you don't have to dig into the Archaeology window's Completed Artifacts section if you want to read about the item you just completed.

NOTES:
By default, DiggerAid assumes you want to use keystones (Troll Tablet, Highborne Scroll, etc.) whenever available -- its calculations of artifact progress take them into account, and using its Solve link will use keystones even if the artifact can be solved using fragments alone. If you'd prefer to save your keysto...

Fizzwidget Levelator (4.3)

Gazmik — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 07:46:04 +0000

Change Log:
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v. 4.3 - 2011/11/29
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 4.3.

v. 4.2 - 2011/06/28
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 4.2.

v. 4.0 - 2010/10/11
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 4.0 and Cataclysm.

v. 3.3.1 - 2010/04/05
- Fixed an error introduced with WoW Patch 3.3.3.

v. 3.3 - 2009/12/08
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 3.3.
- Re-added a space between the level tag and quest title (e.g. " The Edge of Winter", not "The Edge of Winter").

v. 3.2 - 2009/08/04
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 3.2.
- Fixed an issue where the "(Daily)" annotation in the quest log would not appear when using Levelator.

v. 3.1 - 2009/04/18
- Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 3.1.
- Removed GFWUtils library; it's not used in this project.

v. 3.0 - 2008/10/14
- Updated for compatibility with WoW Patch 3.0 and Wrath of the Lich King.
- Levels are no longer inserted with quest links in chat -- click the link to see the level in the tooltip.
- Fixed an error with addition of quest levels to tooltips.

Description:
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It seems some gadgets are inclined to break once you take them through the Dark Portal... I was in the process of moving my shop from Gadgetzan to Area 52 (gotta stay on the forefront of goblin technology, you know) and noticed some of the gizmos I'd brought with me (other engineers' gizmos, of course) had fizzled out. So, once I'd unpacked, I set to work on building replacements.

This one is a simple, lightweight variation on those gizmos that help you adventurers get a finer-grained difficulty estimate for those quests you're always going on. It's a smooth operator, so I've named it The Levelator (call it "John" and bring it on elevators if you're so inclined). Granted, there are a couple of others that do the same -- and still work in Outland -- but I haven't come across any yet that don't depend on unnecessarily large machinery.

Features:
No configuration necesssary: Quest names will appear preceded by their recommended level in brackets (in most, but not quite all places where quest names show up in the UI). Shift-clicking quests in your log to insert them in chat will insert the level as well. Quests that have an extra tag describing them in the quest log (e.g. Group, Raid, PvP) will show the first letter of that tag next to the level (e.g. ' Wanted: "Hogger"').

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