WoWInterface - AddOns by sp00n

Muted Sounds - Everything (r12)

sp00n — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 16:40:21 +0000

Muted Sounds - Combat (r18)

sp00n — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 16:26:27 +0000

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I don't play anymore, you should check out this addon instead:
http://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/info21893-finalversion.html
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Updated for 4.3.4

This file removes all* combat sound files from the game so that you can clearly hear your addon sounds (and also boss speeches!).
I tried to filter out all boss emotes and speeches/events in this version. Mistakes may happen of course, but I'm quite happy with it.

If you want 100% muted ingame sound, check out the other file here.

Installation:
Extract the .rar into /Data directly so that you have a /Data/Sound directory.

* Note:
It may not remove 100% of the combat sounds, especially if Blizzard decided to add a new spell or alter existing ones. Some sounds are pesky little buggers that hide somewhere else. If you identify them, let me know, and I will add them to this file.

This mod was inspired by silverwind's Bossmod Sound Fix (while game is muted). It does however not rely on files with zero byte content but on "real" muted valid sound files (ogg and wav). The zero byte sound files gave me problems while playing addon sounds, where half of them just didn't play.
I don't have this problem with valid files.

Visit our homepage @ http://www.anathema-guild.de
Visit our YouTube Channel @ http://www.youtube.com/user/wowguildanathema

Changelog:

- Blizzard partly reversed the changes in 4.3.3 for patch 4.3.4. Happy times.

- Patch 4.3.3 required a rather significant update

- No more Deathy burping sounds!

- The fishing bobber sounds were accidently muted in the last revisions. They are now audible once again.

- Identified and added 114 WAV sound files, which WoW now seems to prefer over OGG files.

- Added a few missing files.
- File now available again on WoWInterface

- Updated to patch 4.3.2. There might a few bugs.
- File wasn't available on WoWInterface

- Updated to patch 4.3 final

- Updated to PTR patch 4.3

- Removed Druid of the Flame death sounds
- Removed Druid of the Flame scorpion transformation sounds
- Removed various explosion-like sounds (exploding fireballs, jumping cats impacts and for whatever other spells they may used that)

- Updated for patch 4.2

- Updated for patch 4.1
- Removed the Singing Sunflower sounds

- Removed new Ring of Frost sounds
- Removed new RockWorm sounds (Pebble, Corborus)
- Finally found the Valiona&Theralion Twilight Zone sound!
- Hopefully found the Cho'gall phase2 sound!
- Removed the sound emote from Nefarian's Dominion spell (heroic mode only). He gets kind of spammy there.

- Removed the party member targetting sounds
- Removed two "roar" sounds (Yeti and Mammoth)

- Updated for Cataclysm!
- Re-enabled a sound file which is used by Deadly BossMods

- Sounds for ability used removed
- Aggro sounds removed
- "DeathImpact" sounds removed (fallover sounds)

- Horn of Winter removed
- Fan of Knives removed
- Some warrior ability removed (Raging Blow?)
- Few more files, no clue which exactly

- Initial release

Todo:
- Identify any missing spells left since patch 4.3.2

Demon2 (r2)

sp00n — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 15:30:37 +0000

This is an updated version of Punkie's ancient Demon addon.
I've updated it to Ace3 and to the current spells.

However I stripped all of the configuration that was originally possible, so to change anything you'll have to edit the source code directly.

To drag it, use ALT + left click.

Originally I didn't even plan to release it, but I had a few requests now, so I whatever.
I have no idea if this is working out of the box, or if the localization is working which I just quickly hacked together.
However it's working fine on my enGB installation for over a year now.

Also I would have liked to optimize the code much more, but I currently lack the time and motivation to do so, and it's working, so I didn't see the immediate need for it.

Use at your own risk.

Visit our homepage @ http://www.anathema-guild.de
Visit our YouTube Channel @ http://www.youtube.com/user/wowguildanathema

Changelog:
r2
Added missing libraries

r1
Initial release

Energy Capped (r2)

sp00n — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 13:53:01 +0000

Energy Capped will show you a short text message every time you cap energy in combat and will present you a short summary of how many times you capped and how much energy you wasted during that time.
It will also display your average and maximumg energy regeneration values for the last fight.

Note that the amount of regenerated energy is likely not 100% perfect, but I did my best to do this as accurately as possible. Blame Blizzard for not providing any event for that.
It doesl not detect any interruptions in the fight, so be prepared for some huge numbers on fights like Alysrazor.

The addon uses LibBossIDs to make sure it only activates when fighting boss type mobs; additionally it waits until you first damaged the boss before it starts with its capped calculations (max and avg energy regeneration value calculations start as soon as combat starts though).

If you add a new chat window named "EnergyCapped" the addon will print all its messages into that window in addition to your default frame. You can disable the output to the default frame in the lua file, by changing "doPrint" to false.

You can test the addon by beating the Raider's Training Dummy located in every major city (the boss level dummy).

Visit our homepage @ http://www.anathema-guild.de
Visit our YouTube Channel @ http://www.youtube.com/user/wowguildanathema

TrickOrTreat [updated for 4.2] (r3)

sp00n — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 08:44:49 +0000

New official version released!
http://wow.curse.com/downloads/wow-addons/details/trick-or-treat.aspx

This is an update for WoW 4.2 for the addon TrickOrTreat, whose original author quit playing WoW and thus doesn't update it anymore.
The original addon with full description can be found here: http://wow.curse.com/downloads/wow-addons/details/trickortreat.aspx

I made it compatible with 4.2 and since r2 the damage breakdown should be working correctly as well. I also adapted the new sound interface for the alert sound (untested though).

Lunji_Interrupted [sp00n edit] (r2)

sp00n — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 08:43:46 +0000

This is a modification of Lunji_Interrupted at http://wow.curse.com/downloads/wow-addons/details/interruptsay.aspx
The project was abandoned but has now been taken over by jzkhaz, so you might want to check it out as well (as it is the official version).

The main difference (now) between both versions is that I also included the announce of dispels (like shiving an enrage as a rogue). But that's it.

Command line usage is:
/int toggle - Enable/disable the addon
/int self - Display interrupt messages only to yourself
/int say or party or raid - Messages to the according channel
/int auto - Display message to self if alone, to party if in party or to raid if in a raid

Changelog:

- Updated for 4.2

GlyphSaver (r1)

sp00n — Sat, 02 Apr 2011 18:06:08 +0000

GlyphSaver

This addon helps you in managing various glyph setups. Especially helpful if dual spec isn't enough for you and you have a third spec which you need to switch to regularly.
I use it in combination with Talented and ActionBarSaver, to make respeccing as painless as possible.

The code is based on ActionBarSaver, so kudos to the original authors.

Now, Blizzard has made some weird decisions regarding glyphs. I would have liked to make all the stuff easier, but Blizzard wouldn't let me.
So these are the current caveats:
You have to open the glyph window by yourself. The addon cannot do this for you.
You have to click a button for every glyph you want to replace. The addon cannot replace all of them with just one click.
You'll often notice that the glyph wasn't replaced. Just click the button again, and again, and again. If it still doesn't work, reload your UI. This is a common issue with tainting, where all sorts of addon taint the glyph window. It generally works if you reload your UI.
It's still a very early version and not as sophisticated as I'd like. It does check if your saved glyphs overlap with currently already active glyphs, however make sure that the overlapping glyphs are in the same position in both glyph setups! Results are unpredictable if they are on another spot (I'm planning to improve this recogniztion - some day).
It's really only working for the English localization right now. Other languages may or may not work.
Make sure that you have enough Dust of Disappearance. There's no check for it.
I've tested it only on my rogue. No idea if it works with all glyph names.

How to use:
Set up your glyphs
Type "/glyphs save mysetup" to save a new glyph setup
To restore a glyph setup, you have to open up the glyph window first by yourself! The addon won't do it for you.
Then type in "/glyphs restore mysetup" and a window with all the saved glyphs will appear.
Click the various buttons to activate the glyphs. If nothing happens, click again. And again. If it still doesn't work, reload UI. Try again.

Available slash commands:
- /gys
- /glyph
- /glyphs
- /glyphsaver

- /glyphs save mysetup
- /glyphs restore mysetup
- /glyphs delete mysetup

Shadowcraft Tools - Caffeine Mod (0.1a)

sp00n — Sat, 22 Jan 2011 17:28:23 +0000

This is a modification of cjo20's Shadowcraft Tools found here:
http://wow.curse.com/downloads/wow-addons/details/shadowcraft-tools.aspx

It is designed to work with Caffeine's Web UI for the Shadowcraft engine, which is located here:
http://shadowcraft-test.appspot.com/

To my knowledge, this is currently the only working adaption of Shadowcraft, hence this addon.

To export data to the website, use one of the following commands:
/caffeine export
/caff export
/scc export

The web UI currently doesn't support all types of enchants that are present in the addon, so be sure to check if yours are correct and if not, select one that is closest to the one you have.

Also, if you have a piece of equipment, or a gem not in the web UI, it will stick to the default one. So check your gear!

Note:
You may have to do a ReloadUI() before it catches your reforges. I do not know why exactly (it does display them correctly when debugging), but it's not a too big nuisance.

v0.1a
- Corrected the .toc file
- Removed a backup file

MovePowerBarAlt (r1)

sp00n — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 20:15:46 +0000

Note:
I recommend you use this addon instead:
CustomPlayerPowerBarAlt/
That one will display a bar with numerical values where you can alter the font/bar style/etc.

If however you do like the standard Blizzard frame (I meanwhile do for the Fireland encounters!), I recommend BetterPowerBarAlt, which is still actively maintained.

I'm not entirely sure, but this addon here might not work 100% anymore. It didn't seem to save positioning after relogging, but that may have been a side effect of another addon interfering with the PlayerPowerBarAlt frame (namely Chinchilla). I haven't done extensive testing since I've found BetterPowerBarAlt to be superior.

Original description:

This lets you move your PlayerPowerBarAlt frame, which is used in encounters like Atramedes or Cho'gall.

Usage:
/movepowerbaralt or
/moveplayerpowerbaralt or
/mpba

You'll then see a light blue blox (see image), which represents the location of the PlayerPowerBarAlt frame. Left click and drag it to your liking, issue the command line again to hide the frame.
The first time you use this addon, the blue box will appear in the bottom center region of your UI. Many people will have other addons there (unit frames, grid, action bars), so you temporarily might have to disable/hide/move these or look closely to click the box to be dragged.