WoWInterface - AddOns by Foxlit

OPie (Lime 4)

Foxlit — Thu, 02 May 2013 20:45:02 +0000

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OPie Lime
* You can now snapshot your custom OPie rings to share them with other players.
* Changes made in OPie configuration panels are now applied immediately (outside of combat lockdown), and can always be undone entirely by clicking Cancel.
* New, configurable "Selected slice (keep ring open)" binding allows you to use the currently-selected slice without closing the ring (Bindings → Slice Bindings).
* Slices can now be hidden based on a macro conditional evaluated when the ring is opened.
* Improved support for spells with automatically recharging charges, e.g. Roll.
When some, but not all, charges have been expended, OPie displays a semi-transparent cooldown spiral and a spinning spark around the slice's border to indicate the time remaining until the next charge is available.
Added a separate "Show recharge numbers" option to display time until next charge is available as a number.
* You can now adjust the position at which OPie rings are displayed through the configuration UI.
* An Extra Action Button slice can now be added to custom rings.
* OPie can now automatically select matching slice colors based on slice icons.
* The Quest Items ring now includes the Cooking School Bell and Blingtron 4000 if you have not yet completed those daily quests today.
* Cooldowns are now displayed for battle pet slices.

Changes
* Custom rings limited to other classes or characters can now be modified through the Custom Rings options panel (Inactive rings sub-menu).
* Changing a ring's binding through the Custom Rings configuration panel now changes both the default and active profile's binding for the ring.
* Ability names in custom OPie macros are automatically converted into spell links when the macro is saved.
You can temporarily revert links to text representations by right-clicking or alt-right-clicking them.
* Many bundled rings have been updated.
* Improved custom macro parser to support {{spell:id...

Description:
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OPie is a radial action-binding addon: it lets you group actions into rings which appear when you hold down a keyboard or mouse binding. When you release the binding, OPie will perform an action based on where your mouse cursor is.

Use OPie to reduce the amount of clutter on your action bars: rings can contain your abilities, items, professions, battle pets, equipment sets, macros, and raid or world markers. Some rings for common class abilities and professions are included, as is a special quest items ring which automatically makes all of your quest and quest-starting items easily accessible. Other addons may add additional rings; for example, Spade uses OPie rings to let you chose the seeds you want to plant on your farm.

Download OPie today; configure to your liking (/opie), and customize your rings (/opie rings). For more details, see the OPie Guide, the screenshots here, or a YouTube video of OPie in action.

Ring snapshots and tutorial/gameplay videos
You can create snapshots of your custom rings to share with other players; if you like, you can post them in the comments section on this page. Likewise, if you've created a video showing how you use OPie, I would very much like to hear about it.

Bug reports and feature requests
If you encounter any problems while using OPie, or think of useful functionality to add to OPie, use the OPie ticket tracker if possible, or leave a comment here.

OPie Share (1.3)

Foxlit — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 12:37:41 +0000

Change Log:
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OPie Kiwi/5.0 compatibility

Description:
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OPie Share allows you to share your custom OPie rings with other players running OPie Share.

To share a ring, open the Interface Options dialog, and select the "Ring Sharing" panel under the OPie header. Select a ring, and click "Share" to offer it to another player.

Kiwi or later releases.]

Ogri'Lazy (1.2)

Foxlit — Thu, 13 Sep 2012 00:23:40 +0000

Change Log:
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Mists of Pandaria compatibility

Description:
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Apexis Relics (as well as Apexis Monuments) around Ogri'la plateaus have you replay a sequence of up to 10 notes - but the sequence is easily forgotten, and writing it down is cumbersome (besides, it takes effort!).

Ogri'Lazy is aimed to simplify the process. When you interact with an Apexis Relic/Monument, the Ogri'Lazy window appears with four buttons, each representing a color of the sub pylon. Add the sequence the Relic is playing by pressing the buttons (or the hotkeys), and Ogri'Lazy will automatically keep track of the sequence for you. Once you start replaying the sequence, Ogri'Lazy will also keep track of your progress, saving you from forgetting which note you were up to.

Flame Warden (1.4)

Foxlit — Wed, 27 Jun 2012 20:51:10 +0000

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Updated for Patch 4.3.0
Can now track which fires you've visited this year prior to installing FlameWarden.
Additional measures to force calendar sync when testing for the midsummer event.
Added flame status displays to the World Map and Taxi frames.
To reset which flames you've visited on the current character, /run FlameWardenLog = nil;

Description:
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Flame Warden tracks which Midsummer Flames/Fires your character has honored/desecrated this year, displaying the year in the achievements UI.

If you've participated in the Midsummer Festival in the past, you cannot use achievements to determine which fires you've already visited this year; and that's where Flame Warden comes in: it records your interactions with the flames, and displays the year of the last visit to a particular fire in the achievements UI.

The (2008) text displayed in the screenshots is purely for illustrative purposes: Flame Warden has no way of knowing what you did last summer. Come next summer, however...

ClearerCast (1.2)

Foxlit — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 15:39:42 +0000

Change Log:
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Comaptibiltiy with Patch 4.1.
Compatibility with Patch 4.3.

Description:
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ClearerCast plays the Clearcasting sound when your druid, mage, or shaman gains the Clearcasting buff.

Move the included ClearerCast\Clearcasting_Impact_Chest.wav file to World of Warcraft\Data\Sound\Spells\Clearcasting_Impact_Chest.wav (if the Data\Sound and Data\Sound\Spells directories do not exist, create them) to silence the client's built-in sound, which is played whenever anyone around you gains the Clearcasting buff.

The combination ensures that whenever you hear the Clearcasting sound, you, rather than some other caster in your party, have the Clearcasting buff.

BLPView (1.2)

Foxlit — Sun, 15 May 2011 16:06:23 +0000

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Version 1.2
* Added support for BLP1/JPEG images.
* Added support for palletized BLP2 images with 4-bit alpha.
* Assertion failures during decoding should no longer cause the decoder to terminate.

Description:
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BLPView is a thumbnail provider shell extension, allowing Windows to display thumbnails and previews of BLP images. BLPView can be installed on both 32- and 64-bit versions of Windows Vista and Windows 7.

Note that BLPView only previews BLP images -- it does not allow you to convert them to other formats or open them in other applications.

Installation instructions
The ZIP contains an executable installer that will extract the appropriate version of the BLPView shell extension, and install it in Program Files\BLPView. You should be able to view BLP thumbnails in Windows Explorer immediately after the installation completes.
You may uninstall BLPView at any time by using the Programs and Features Control Panel item.

BLPLook (2.0 (Installer))

Foxlit — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 18:42:29 +0000

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Version 2.0
* Added an Intel 64-bit version of the plug-in.
* Thumbnails may now generated from lower-resolution mipmap images.
* Updated BLP decoder to add support for more encodings, improve performance.

Description:
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BLPLook is a Quick Look generator for .blp files, providing a preview of the BLP image in Finder and other applications supporting Quick Look. Quick Look is a feature of Leopard; BLPLook requires Mac OS 10.5.

Note that BLPLook only previews the images, and does not convert them to another format.

Installation instructions
The default download contains an installer package that automatically installs the quick look plugin in a system-wide location. This does, however, require administrative privileges.