WoWInterface - Comments for Adys's AddOn(s)

Originally posted by Zido... (FindIt)

Adys — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 10:06:16 +0000

Originally posted by Zidomo
Can't see your link below as the URL is "*****"ed out.

WoWInterface decided to censor mmo champion dot com.

Can't see your link below as the UR... (FindIt)

Zidomo — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 08:18:33 +0000

Can't see your link below as the URL is "*****"ed out.

Yah, EnchantIDs are not particularly useful for most people. But in both the description here and the ingame help (FindIt: Usage: /findenchant (id|name) - /findit for help), it seems as though there is more use to the command than those.

Oh well. Thanks for the reply.

Originally posted by Zido... (FindIt)

Adys — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 11:59:12 +0000

Originally posted by Zidomo
v1.5 still working well for the most part and the new /findenchant feature is a fine idea...in theory. In practice its unfortunately totally useless.

The findenchant feature is an ingame lookup for enchant IDs, really not much that users will actually be interested in. It's somewhat of an ingame version of this page: http://db.mmo-champion.com/enchants

I'll fix packaging in 1.5.1, I have a couple more fixes to add in as well.

v1.5 still working well for the mos... (FindIt)

Zidomo — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 11:44:46 +0000

v1.5 still working well for the most part and the new /findenchant feature is a fine idea...in theory. In practice its unfortunately totally useless.

In WoW 3.3.3a, do (for example) a /findenchant boots. Or /findenchant tuskarr. Or /findenchant Enchant Gloves. Etc. Etc. 0 results are returned for any of them.

The only results it gives are for more base queries such as "agility" or "spell power". And then the results it returns are totally useless. For example, /findenchant agility gives a multiline list with "+1, +2, +6, +9" and so on. No names of the actual enchants. No clue as to what enchants those random numbers align to. No clickable links. So don't really see the point of that new command as it is now.

Also as has been seen previously, v1.5 is packaged improperly. It contains the folder paths \findit-1.5.0\FindIt\ instead of the proper \FindIt\.

Have tested; yes, v1.2 uses 0 CPU w... (FindIt)

Zidomo — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 23:51:04 +0000

Have tested; yes, v1.2 uses 0 CPU when idle (and no memory consumption). Also works without issues. So it has been running regularly on all characters here. Hope the new v1.3 keeps it up :).

But unfortunately again, a packaging issue with FindIt-1.3.0.zip. The folder paths included are \findit-1.3.0\FindIt, instead of just \FindIt.

Originally posted by Zido... (FindIt)

Adys — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 02:25:33 +0000

Originally posted by Zidomo
Very nice idea, if the CPU time used by it is 0 and the memory used is minimal (still to test).

The v1.1.1 ZIP is packaged improperly, though. It has a ton of sub-directories in the path as well as a root drive letter, which brings up warnings/errors with a few ZIP utilities (specifically WinZip).

The correct path to include in the ZIP should only be: \FindIt\

Thanks, fixed that.

Very nice idea, if the CPU time use... (FindIt)

Zidomo — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 19:30:12 +0000

Very nice idea, if the CPU time used by it is 0 and the memory used is minimal (still to test).

The v1.1.1 ZIP is packaged improperly, though. It has a ton of sub-directories in the path as well as a root drive letter, which brings up warnings/errors with a few ZIP utilities (specifically WinZip).

The correct path to include in the ZIP should only be: \FindIt\