WoWInterface - AddOns by recluse

recZone (r512)

recluse — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 06:10:07 +0000

Change Log:
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r512:
- 3.3 TOC Bump.
- Removed stagnant debug code and slash command.
- Added slash command and saved variable to change the font face.
- Renamed to new naming scheme, recZone.

r353:
- More code optimizations.
- Bumped TOC to 3.2.

r131:
- Code cleanup/lightning.
- Bumped TOC to 3.1.

4/19/09:
- Flagging as 3.1 safe.

r110:
- Fix for debug mode resetting on UI reload.

r90:
- Bumped TOC to 3.0.

r74:
- Small fix for the lesser used /rz position command.

Description:
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A minimalistic zone/subzone addon for World of Warcraft.

To move the zone text block, hold shift and then drag. You can use either /reczone or /rz to access the options.

/rz width # Changes the width of the background (Default 95)
/rz height # Changes the height of the background (Default 25)
/rz bgcolor #, #, #, # Changes the color of the background to the rgb value with alpha channel (Default r=0, g=0, b=0, a=1)
/rz fontcolor #, #, # Changes the color of the font to the rgb value (Default r=1, g=1, b=1)
/rz position ANCHOR, ##, ## Changes the anchor point and the x and y offsets (Default CENTER, 0, 0)
/rz update # Sets the update frequency (Default 1.000, one second)
/rz fontsize # Changes the font size to the given integer (Default 11)
/rz fontface FONTPATH Change the font face (Default: Fonts\FRIZQT__.TTF)
/rz or /rz menu Display this menu in-game

recRunes (r472)

recluse — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 13:45:25 +0000

Change Log:
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recUI-472:
- Finish reskinning. New screenshot of skin.
- Update update frequency. Hope it is good now?

rui175:
- Fix for vanishing frame after using slash commands.

rui127:
- Add disease timers!
- Add option to hide the addon while in a vehicle.
- A few refresh fixes.
- Several new options, in their own settings file.

r497:
- Now throttles refresh updates. Default to 4/s
- Added Lua-based option to set a custom refresh rate.

r489:
- Added GCD timer bar. Needs feedback, but appears to work fine?
- Added Lua-based option to toggle the new GCD timer bar.

r488:
- Added runic power bar, with numerical representation.
- Added Lua-based option to toggle the new runic power bar.

r487:
- Added Lua-based option to disable and hide default Blizzard runes.
- Fixed negative rune counts when player is dead.

r486:
- Added Lua-based option to set backdrop color and alpha.
- Added Lua-based option to hide frame when out of combat.

r484:
- Initial release.

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A lightweight, movable Death Knight rune cluster. Features bright rune indicators when the runes are ready, and an integer-based timer set on a partially transparent rune indicator for when they are on cooldown.

Included are also optional displays for Frost Fever and Blood Plague durations on your target, a Runic Power bar and a Global Cooldown timer.

To move the rune cluster, type /recrunes in your chat window. Use your mouse to place the cluster where you like. You can lock the cluster by typing it a second time.

There are a few Lua-based options for the addon. To change them, simply open the settings.lua file in a text editor and change the values.

If you have any issues with this addon, please let me know. It has worked well for me so far, but I know that everyone has a different environment, and thus may have concerns or unexpected behavior.

Note: The Unholy and Frost runes are NOT in the order present in the default UI. This is intentional. If you would like to change the order in your own copy, feel free to do so.

VisualAFK (RUI-r19)

recluse — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 10:44:29 +0000

Change Log:
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RUI-r19:
- Major code cleanup and optimizing.
- Your name will turn off after logging in if you logged out while AFK. (Broke it last update =x)

r485:
- Your name will now display if you were AFK while reloading the UI.

Description:
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VisualAFK is a small utility which turns on the name over your own character when you are AFK, and turns it off when you are not.

This addon is targeted primarily for those who enjoy having their AFK sticky but always forget to turn it off when they come back, like myself.

AILment (r482)

recluse — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 12:18:47 +0000

Change Log:
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r482:
- Now ignores items with a level of 0 or 1, thus preventing heirlooms and such from dropping your AIL. May, in the future, consider heirlooms as current level + 5, but not sure if that would be kosher in a technical sense.

r208:
- Display AIL for inspected units.
- Removed container frames. Parented fonts to paperdoll frames.
- Better/smarter detection of when the AIL text should be updated.

r207:
- Removed ranged and offhand slots from average due to reports.

r204:
- Initial release.

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AILment determines the average item level of your currently equipped items, and displays the result on your character frame. It will also display the average item level of your target on the inspect window.

The average item level is handy for combat vehicles in World of Warcraft, where statistics of the vehicle are based on the player's average item level.

AILment is updated any time you or your inspect target equip or unequip an item. It does not include item level of the Shirt, Tabard, Offhand, and Ranged slots, as vehicles do not factor in their item levels.

GetReagents-Lite (r473)

recluse — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 14:10:20 +0000

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GetReagents-Lite is an automatic reagent restocking utility. It can refill any item sold by vendors to a stock level that you define.

"Lite" version

You must edit the Lua source to use this addon. There are no in-game options or slash commands.
There is no purchase confirmation. Reagents are silently bought based on your configuration.
Reagents will not be overstocked, but will be filled as close as possible to your set limits.
Configuration is done on a per-character basis.

Overview of setting a reagent to auto-purchase
Adding a reagent to the list is a simple task. Simply open the enclosed GetReagents-Lite.lua file in your favorite text editor, and modify the following, which is located at the top of the file.
local reagents = {
= {
= { = quantity, = quantity },
},
= {
= {},
},
}

Using one of my characters as an example: Let's say you had a mage named "Suzi" on the realm "Moon Guard", and you wanted to stock 20 each time you visited the reagent vendor. To do so, you would enter the following:
local reagents = {
= {
= { = 20 },
},
}

If you then wanted to add 20 to your list as well, you would add it after the previous reagent using commas to separate each one:
= { = 20, = 20 },

Adding additional characters only requires adding a new line for that character:
local reagents = {
= {
= { = 20 },
= { = quantity },
},
}

Additional realms are just as easy to add:
local reagents = {
= {
= { = 20 },
= { = quantity },
},
= {
= { = quantity },
},
}

Bag Count [Data Broker] (r395)

recluse — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 11:54:09 +0000

Change Log:
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r395:
- Whoa, the slash command implementation somehow disappeared... wtf!

r349:
- Bumped TOC to 3.2
- Cleaned up code a bit.
- Implemented gradient color on main bag count.
- Implemented basic Blizzard default click-to-open code. If you use a custom bag addon which does not support it, sorry.

r234:
- /bagcount style special command should now work properly.

r160:
- Changed /bagcount total on|off to /bagcount total normal (toggle) and /bagcount total special (toggle).
- Added /bagcount display normal (toggle) and /bagcount display special (toggle) to turn on and off normal/special bag displays.
- Changed /bagcount display empty|full to /bagcount style normal (toggle) and /bagcount style special (toggle).

r157:
- Initial support for specialty bags. Functional, but needs work. :)
- /bagcount total option added to toggle showing the bag totals.

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An LDB plugin to display the number of bag slots you have available.

To see the options in game, as well as their current settings.
/bagcount

Bags are split into "normal" bags and "special" bags. Special bags are things like Soul Shard bags, Herbalism bags, etc. Normal bags are bags into which anything can be placed.

If you'd like to change whether empty slots or total slots are shown:
/bagcount style normal
/bagcount style special

If you'd like to show/hide a particular bag type:
/bagcount display normal
/bagcount display special

If you'd like to show/hide the total slots:
/bagcount total normal
/bagcount total special

RecluseCoords (r351)

recluse — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 07:15:14 +0000

Change Log:
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r351:
- Overhauled quite a bit of the code to be more efficient and perform better.
- Bumping TOC to 3.2

r170: Implemented better options loading logic to ensure it is loaded at the proper time.

r167: Slight code cleanup.

r165: For now, removing the right click menu. All slash commands have been consolidated into a GUI options frame! /rc or /reclusecoords will open this if you have the optional RecluseCoords_Options addon loaded. When you do not need access to the options, you can choose not to load them to save on memory usage.

r122: I've added a drop-down menu when right clicking the frame for easy access to the frame lock, as well as made changes to the way the saved variables are set up, resulting in a bit cleaner code. Needs some further optimizing with the new menu and such, and hope to push that out soon.

4/19/09: Marking as 3.1 safe.

r115: Further fixes for debug mode which should be done now. Lots of code cleanup and streamlining.

r109: Fix for debug mode resetting on UI reload.

r88: Bumping TOC to WoW 3.x

r73: Small fix for the lesser used /rc position command.

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A minimalistic coordinate addon for World of Warcraft.

To open the options, type /rc or /reclusecoords. The options are a 'separate' addon, so be sure they are enabled if you need to use them. You can disable the options once you have set it up the way you like to save on memory usage.

Sliders in the options window can be more precisely controlled by using the mouse wheel.

When upgrading, you may need to remove your old RecluseCoords.lua SavedVariables file(s) from your WTF folder.

GetReagents (r217)

recluse — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 10:41:13 +0000

Change Log:
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11/25/09: GetReagents will no longer be updated by me. I have created a "Lite" version which can be found here: http://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/info15233-GetReagents-Lite.html GetReagents will likely continue to work fine for quite some time, so there is no need to panic right away. I do apologize for the migration to a lite version, but I no longer have enough time to work on my more in-depth addons. Thank you all for enjoying this, and I hope that my lite version can serve the purpose that this one did for you.

r217:
- Moved bad itemid sanity check to an earlier occurrence to prevent them from slipping through and erroring.

r216:
- Fixed nil value error when deleting a reagent.
- Introduced an option to change the background color of the confirmation window.
- New option to show detail on the confirmation dialog, which will list a breakdown of each reagent to be purchased, with the ability to purchase them individually.
- Removed slider for setting quantity, replaced with an edit box, allowing the user to enter any number they wish (cap removal).
- Enlarged the delete button.
- Inset confirmation options, so they hopefully appear to be more like suboptions of the parent checkbox.
- Added several tooltips for various components to help further explain their functionality in-game.
- Eliminated redundant tables with frames in them for quantity editing. I'm not sure why they were a good idea to begin with...
- Fixed (now) redundant hiding of reagent editing controls.
- Added visual feedback for each menu item, displaying the quantity currently set.
- Removed the Add button for itemid-based adding of reagents. You can simply press the enter button to add the item.
- Simplified the text in the itemid-based reagent adding edit box, as the new tooltips provide the extra information.
- Cleaned up addon description page.

r202:
- Add /reagents to add an item to the purchase list without need for obtaining the itemID.
- Modifie...

Description:
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GetReagents will no longer be updated by me. I have created a "Lite" version which can be found here. GetReagents will likely continue to work fine for quite some time, so there is no need to panic right away. I do apologize for the migration to a lite version, but I no longer have enough time to work on my more in-depth addons. Thank you all for enjoying this, and I hope that my lite version can serve the purpose that this one did for you.

GetReagents is a simple reagent restocking utility.

It can auto-stock any item which can be bought at a vendor. While it does come pre-loaded with known reagents for each class (initially set to a stock of 0 for safety), you can add any item you like to the list.

/reagents or /getreagents will open the configuration GUI.* From it, you can change each reagent's stock amount, add new reagents, or remove reagents you will no longer use (see screenshots).

Add Stuff
To add an item, you can either use a slash command with an item link, or the itemID if you know it. To use the slash command simply type /reagents and then shift-click the item you wish to add to the list: /reagents . If you know the itemID, you can open the GUI and enter it in the appropriate box.

Items added to the list do not have to be reagents, specifically. You can add food, water, arrows... Anything a vendor sells can be stocked.

Remove Stuff
To remove an item, open the GUI and select the item you wish to no longer purchase. If you might like to purchase it again in the future, you can simply set the quantity to zero. If you have no intention of e...

FSRTimer (r210)

recluse — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 23:15:20 +0000

Change Log:
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r210:
- Major code overhaul.
- Now properly supports monitoring mana on druids while in a non-mana form (bear, cat...).
- Will now notify the user and become dormant when loaded on a non-mana class.
- Added an options GUI.
- Removed complex slash commands, /fsrt now opens the options GUI, if FSRTimer_Options is installed and loaded.
- Made counter independant of the bar, allowing it to be moved freely.
- Allow for the bar and the counter to be toggled on/off, meaning you can have a bar-only, text-only, or bar and text FSRTimer.
- Added option to set the strata of the timer, allowing the user to overcome the timer disappearing behind other UI objects.
- Option to recolor the counter text.
- Option to resize the counter text.
- Added option to recolor the bar during each of its states, as well as it's background.
- Added option to control the latency buffer setting for users to fine-tune as needed.
- Now placing a checkmark next to dropdown values to show current value.
- Added helpful tooltips to options.

4/19/09: Marking as 3.1 safe.

r108:
- Fix for show/hide and frame lock not saving between sessions.
- Added option to hide the counter when it is zero.

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FSRTimer is a simple, yet customizable timer for casters to visually see when they are in or out of the five second rule.

This is a three-state timer, with a numeric display. While the colors can be modified, by default the colors are as follows:

Dark green bar - This refers to an idle state when your mana is full.
Bright red bar - This occurs during the five second when your mana regeneration is limited due to having just cast a spell. The bar will deplete during the five seconds.
Bright green bar - This occurs after you leave the five second state, and your mana regen is no longer limited, and you are at less than full mana.

Type /fsrt into your chatbox to open the options GUI. With it, you can customize virtually every aspect of FSRTimer.

You will need to have the FSRTimer_Options (included) installed and loaded to access it. While the options do not use much, you can disable them if you wish to free up the memory it uses. If you decide to choose not to load the options, you will not have access to change any settings, however.

LootWatch LDB (r206)

recluse — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 05:49:07 +0000

Change Log:
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r206:
- Support for LootWatch-r205's new alts and banks on|off toggle.
- NOTE: You must be using LootWatch-r205 for this revirion to function properly.

r187:
- Support for LootWatch-r187's faction-specific data.
- NOTE: You must be using LootWatch-r187 for this revision to function properly.

r184:
- Added support for showing the breakdown tooltip of which alt/bank has which items.
- NOTE: You must be using LootWatch-r184 for this revision to function properly.

r151 BETA:
- Removing an item will no longer close the tooltip.
- Left clicking an item a second time will stop watching that item.
- Watching an item will now add an icon next to that item in the tooltip.
- The tooltip frame should now have proper padding.

r147 BETA:
- Please keep in mind that r147beta is -beta- quality.
- Can now left click an item to show it as the LDB text.
- Can now right click an item to delete it from LootWatch.

r141:
- Support for per-character lists.

r139:
- Can now click on the LDB display to toggle the on-screen listing.

r137:
- Dynamic toolitp positioning.

r136:
- Slight code cleanup.
- Should now work with DockingStation. Added some 'self' references which helped.

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An LDB data object for the LootWatch addon.

You need to have LootWatch installed for this addon to do anything.

When you mouseover the LDB display, a tooltip will appear which contains the list of items you are watching with LootWatch. Mousing over one of these items will show a secondary tooltip containing a breakdown of where the item is located (alts and banks).

You can click the LDB display to toggle the showing of the LootWatch list frame.

In LootWatch-LDB r147 and higher, you can left click on an item in order to show it as the LDB display's text. Click a second time to stop watching the item. You can also right click on an item to remove it from LootWatch itself.

LootWatch (r205)

recluse — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 05:47:34 +0000

Change Log:
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r205:
- Allow user to choose if they want to include items in banks and on alts in their totals with /lw alts on|off and /lw banks on|off.
- Does not break the LDB plugin, but you will have odd data if you do not update it to r206.

r187:
- Updated to support inventories per faction, so you won't get counts of items on other faction alts.
- More extensive item collection method. This will allow LootWatch to display counts for items that were not previously watched, simply by having loaded LootWatch on an alt before.

r185: Fix for mysterious item duplication bug.

r183: Added support for adding in counts from items held by alts and in banks. Does NOT include guild banks, and only considers alts and banks on the same realm as the character watching an item. TODO: Split faction counts. >.>;

r146: /lw now does the same thing as /lw 0 did previously.

r145: Changing the fontsize should now properly change the title font as well.

r144: Add: /lw hide combat on|off, /lw hide party on|off to auto-hide the list frame during combat/groups.

----: Updated description.

r140: Uses per-character settings. Now scans keyring for watched items.

r138: Add: /lw show to toggle list frame. Moved to Lua-based frames rather than XML.

r134: Bug fix: 'clear all' should now properly persist through UI reload.

r133: Added option to change font size.

r129: Added secondary slash command.

r128: Initial upload.

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LootWatch *

LootWatch is a cousin to the Quest Watch function; it tracks items in your inventory instead of quest objectives. The idea is to show how many items you have - any item - on screen instead of having to count stacks in the inventory.

LootWatch will consider items which are on any alts you have on the same realm, as well as items that are in you and your alts' banks. If you hover your mouse over an item in the LootWatch list, it will show you a break down of which character(s) have how many of each item, and whether it is in their bags or bank. You can enable/disable this behavior via slash commands. It is enabled by default, however.

You may use /lw or /lootwatch when issuing slash commands. You can view the following list in-game by typing /lw or /lootwatch with no additional command.

/lw # - add item to watch.
/lw - show total amount of item.

/lw +# - add amount to watched item.
/lw -# - subtract amount from watched item.
/lw *# - multiply amount for watched item.
/lw /# - divide amount for watched item.

/lw clear - remove item from watch.
/lw clear all - remove all items from watch.

/lw move on|off|reset - start moving LootWatch frame.

/lw fontsize # - change font size (default 11).

/lw show - toggle LootWatch frame.
/lw hide combat on|off - hide during combat.
/lw hide party on|off - hide while in party.

/lw alts on|off - include items in the bags of alts?
/lw banks on|off - include items in the bank and banks of alts?

If the text is too small, you can change the size by typing /lw fontsize 15 Or any other number you like. The default size is 11.

Let's say you need to gather 100 Runecloth. Just type

/lw 100

and LootWatch will show your current amount just like an incomplete quest. When you gathered the amount you picked, the 'quest' will be...

NiHao (0.9 r23)

recluse — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 01:06:43 +0000

Change Log:
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July 24, 2008:
- Removed quite a bit of code which has been replaced with less, more efficient code.

April 24, 2008:
- Updated TOC to 2.4
- New menu interface for custom item values (slash commands still work)
- Several small bug fixes.
- Moved source to a new repository, so no need to worry about the revision number changing dramatically :)

April 20, 2008:
- Flagged as 2.4 safe. No 2.4 TOC update yet, however.

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About
Requres FuBar
NiHao is an addon inspired by the Warcraft music video of the same name. Essentially, it tells you how much money you are making when you're out farming - whatever it is you farm for.

*Counts cash drops from mobs
*Converts item loots into values
*Adds all this up and gives you both a total value and a value per hour of your farming run

Currently, NiHao will consider all items worth vendor buyback by default. There is a slash command to set a custom value for items if you want to override the vendor price (this is something you'll most likely want to do for more accurate gains/gains per hour display).

AucAdvanced support has been added, so you can tell NiHao to use those values rather than vendor buyback when data is available (if AucAdvanced is installed and running).

v0.8 Has added the custom price menu so you can view and edit any custom prices you currently have set. You can also add new items to the list using the itemID, the item link (using /nihao set as defined below), or even by name (if you have Fizzwidget's Linkerator installed).

NiHao will not consider any money or items you loot/trade/craft/buy/sell if you have either a crafting window or vendor window open.

"Sessions" - NiHao's FuBar menu has several options for handling sessions.
*Sticky Session - All of the items, money, and time values will be saved when you log out if you enable this. If you disable it, NiHao will reset when you log out.
*Start Paused - If this is enabled, NiHao will be paused when you log in OR reset the current session (you'll have to unpause it to start the session when you are ready).
*Session Reset - This option will dump the current...