WoWInterface - Latest New Interfaces

Fubar - TransporterFu 2.4.2 Fixed (40000)

Iport — Wed, 14 May 2008 22:21:14 +0000

This is the TransporterFu Addon for 2.4.2

Changes by Iport - Medivh:

FuBar_TransporterFu:
- Fixed Gold/Silver/Copper variables in 2.4.2 in Abacus-2.0.lua
- Added the translations in Babble-Spell-2.2.lua ONLY for
english and german, others are there, all spelled in german tho...
- Added teleport/portal to Theramore and Stonard
- Updated for 2.4.2

NOTE FOR ALL USERS THAT HAVE ADDONS WITH Abacus-2.0.lua AND Babble-Spell-2.2.lua libraries!

Here's what you *MIGHT* need to do:

Download this file with the 2 libraries:
http://www.theepicguild.com/download/fix.zip

Look inside all your addon folders
(usually in wow/interface/addons/ADDON_NAME/libs/Babble-Spell-2.2
or wow/interface/addons/ADDON_NAME/libs/Abacus-2.0)
and replace the files named Babble-Spell-2.2.lua and Abacus-2.0.lua
with the two provided here.

The Babble file is correctly translated for the portals/teleports for ENGLISH/GERMAN only! I dont speak the other languages so im sorry! :) You are going to see these spells in german for all other languages :P (except english, off course)

Enjoy!

2.4.2 fix by Iport - Medivh, www.theepicguild.com

Atmosphere (revision140508)

VagrantEsha — Wed, 14 May 2008 13:44:01 +0000

What does it do?

It's a no-configuration mod designed to play a short piece of music on entering a zone. It's designed to give travelling a better atmosphere to it. For example, if you were to set foot back into Thunder Bluff, then perhaps the piece of music being played would be welcoming, or tribal. If you were to set hoof into the searing gorge, perhaps the music would be all dark and ominous. If you decide to use this you'll have to build up your own database of ditties, but having worked on such myself, I think it's worth it and it makes trotting around a little more interesting.

How do I use it?

Rename a music file to the zone you wish to hear a short piece of music for, such as The Crossroads (and therefore; the crossroads.mp3), and then drop it in the mod's Media folder. That's all there is to it.

But won't it get spammy?

I've put in a 20-second lapse, so changing zones quickly won't cause it to play over and over. I'm open to better ideas, though.

BigRed (1.0)

Casull — Mon, 12 May 2008 14:49:27 +0000

Ok guys, quick description.

BigRed lets you customize the error spam for messages like "out of range" that your UI produces, and throttles it for you.

I'm in the middle of finals right now, so this is an unfinished version, but it gets the basic stuff done.

The following things are NOT working:
-justification
-fade%

as far as I know the rest is fine. I'll fix it up completely in a week or so. Please drop any comments, suggestions, or bugs right here, thanks. :)

Guild Craft (r73066)

orionshock — Sun, 11 May 2008 08:03:40 +0000

Guild Craft is an addon that is designed to show you what others, in your guild, can make. This is a "Synch" Style addon that requires all those involved to be running the addon. It shows you the Crafting tooltip that has all the materials listed that is required to make the specific item.

It is in general meant to show just the best of the best and the most frequent requests for a given Trade Skill, tho it's all in the control of the one crafting the item.

~~~To get started~~~

Download and install it.
Then open up each tradeskill that you have.
Either open up the config window via Right-Clicking on the FuBar icon (mini map icon) or "/guildcraft".
From each tradeskill you can browse though and select what ones you'd like to share or select all ( not recommended to select all, and yes this will filter BoP items... eventualy)
**Make sure you press "Publish To Guild" at this point**

~~To Use~~

/gcb or Left click on the Fubar Icon to bring up the browser. --> See Pic -->

Development Hosted on files.wowace.com/GuildCraft/GuildCraft.zip
http://www.wowace.com/forums/index.php?topic=11108.msg175306#msg175306
^^ Forums for Bug Reports and suggestions.

Stables Published to www.wowinterface.com/~Pending Approval~

bWS - Belbola Weapon Swapper (1.0)

Belbola — Fri, 09 May 2008 21:02:50 +0000

A weapon swapper allows the user to swiftly change weapons in combat, including main hand, off hand and relic slot. It can be set up to swap manually on user interaction or when a specific event occurs, like casting a certain spell.

This mod is developed with feral druids in mind although any class can us it. It will add an icon to your screen showing the weapon you have currently equipped (which is why it is nice for ferals) and you can left or right click the icon to swap between sets.

In this version a maximum of three sets can be configured (i.e. dps set, armor set, healing set or something like that). After install you can drag the new icon around the screen and place it where you like it. Shift clicking the icon brings up the waterfall configuration menu. Go to set 1 and type in the name of the weapon you like to equip for this set (and maybe off hand and relic too), exactly how it is spelled in the tooltip. Optionally you can give the set a name that will be displayed above the main icon when this set is equipped.

ArrangeProxy (1.0)

Akryn — Fri, 09 May 2008 00:06:56 +0000

Plug-in for Group O Matic, which kind-of lets you use it in combat. See the readme for more info.

FixBlizzCastBar (r73120)

Snago — Thu, 08 May 2008 18:24:19 +0000

A small addon to fix a bug with Blizzard cast bar introduced in 2.4.
If Lightning Shield, Shadow Guard, etc. procs while you're casting your cast bar will disappear.

Feel free to bump this thread:
http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=5640954513&sid=1
until a blue see it so it can be fixed properly :p

UnitFrameBuffs (1.1)

AnduinLothar — Thu, 08 May 2008 01:14:01 +0000

What It Does
UnitFrameBuffs enhances the default blizzard target, pet, party and party pet unit frames by showing unlimited buffs and debuffs.

Added Features
- Utilizes Portfolio to add options to the blizzard ui options panel.
- Target buffs/debuffs extended to unlimited, wrapped at 10, first row wrapped short, 2 rows wrapped shorter if target of target is shown
- Pet buffs/debuffs wrap at 8 so as not to overlap the target buffs
- Optional green borders added to all buffs

HeadCount (1.0.2)

seppyk — Tue, 06 May 2008 18:03:21 +0000

HeadCount is a World of Warcraft add-on that tracks attendance, boss kills, and the loot received during a raid. I (the author) had used CT_RaidTracker for a long time for tracking guild raid attendance and had recently gotten frustrated with the lack of accuracy and errors in usage, thus requiring me to do tracking by hand again which is a burden. HeadCount was created to provide a simpler way to automatically manage and track raid attendance based on player participation.

HeadCount does not automatically manage earning or spending of DKP. HeadCount will most likely not morph into a full-fledged DKP management add-on due to the slippery slope caused by disparate DKP systems used by the many WoW guilds in existence.

The initial release of HeadCount offers tracking of player participation based on time, which is what my guild uses for DKP distribution. Attendance is also now recorded per boss kill.

HeadCount also offer a basic level of fault tolerance if the mod owner restarts WoW, goes offline, or reloads their UI and back into the raid once more to continue tracking.

More information can be found on the HeadCount wiki: http://www.wowace.com/wiki/HeadCount

Main features

Raid creation: Automatically creates a new raid as you join or start a raid.
Raid finalization: Automatically ends an existing raid as you leave a raid.
Raid management: The user can end raids, remove raids, or remove all raids on demand.
Raid zone tracking: Zone name are automatically added to raids as you zone into a raid instance for the first time.
Player tracking: Players are tracked based on their timed participation in the raid. Players can be tracked based on configurable raid groups for raid list activity (active raiding players) and wait list players (queue/standby players).
Player management: The user can remove tracked information for specific players on demand.
Player history: View specific player history for a raid to see how and when a player moved from activity to standby to offline and back during a raid.
No list tracking: Players can be tracked as non-raid list and non-standby players as needed. Players that go offline are automatically taken out of the raid and wait list groups for tracking purposes.
Boss kill tracking (beta feature): Tracks the world bosses killed during the course of a raid and the raid list members present for the kill.
Loot tracking: Tracks loot received during a raid based on configurable item level quality (default: Epic item level or higher)
Loot removal: The user can remove specific pieces of loot on demand.
Loot exclusion: The user can manage loot exclusion which will prevent certain pieces of loot from being tracked during a raid. (e.g. - Badge of Justice)
Export: Users can export current raid attendance and received loot information to an EQdkp XML string.
Fault tolerance: If the mod owner goes offline, restarts WoW, or reloads their UI during a raid and returns to the game, HeadCount will attempt to gracefully recover from the outage to continue tracking the active raid.

lolCritcount (1.02)

Lolzen — Sat, 03 May 2008 13:37:12 +0000

lolCritcount

It counts together the Crits you had in a row, till you had an non-crit and shows a message in the middle of the screen, with the Total ammount.

Many thanks to my Guildmate Cargor!
After i told him my Idea he worked up a lot for me. After 2.4 he helped me again for Updating it. (Thats why it's already version 1.02)

If you have any suggestions or something that is bugging you, please drop an comment, and i will see what i can do about.

enjoy,
Lolzen

ErrWut (1.0.0001)

Nefarion — Sat, 03 May 2008 05:45:10 +0000

ErrWut is a simple addon for easily enabling and disabling error messages and sounds in macros.

ErrWut adds a command /err, which accepts 'on' to enable errors messages, and 'off' to disable them; no command given will toggle between the two.

ErrWut is currently simple and primitive, so it won't respect your settings; if you run /err on it will force error sounds on, even if they weren't enabled beforehand. ErrWut is also totally untested, but it's simple enough that I trust it's bug free, simply by the look of its code.

Deadly Boss Mods: old boss mods for pre-BC raid instances (3.11)

Tandanu — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 13:35:22 +0000

This is a plugin for Deadly Boss Mods, it adds support for all pre-BC raid bosses.

QuickTradeskill (1.0)

Kjado — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 22:44:42 +0000

QuickTradeskill is an addon to combine searching for and crafting tradeskill items in a sleek, easy-to-use interface separate from the traditional WoW tradeskill frames. Inspired by QuickSilver (for Mac) and Launchy (for Windows), QuickTradeskill makes crafting as simple as typing a portion of the craft name.

Usage:
/qts will open/close the QuickTradeskill frame.

The main frame can be repositioned by dragging it by the edges, and the width can be adjusted by Ctrl + dragging the edges (changes are applied from the right side).

To search through your tradeskills, simply begin typing in the text box. QuickTradeskill will search your tradeskills for a match based on the name of the tradeskill, and in the case of enchants, the enchant description (want to know what enchants you have that will modify attack power? Just type "attack power" to find them!). Once result frames are found, the item can be crafted by left-clicking on it, or you can get the recipe link by shift + left-clicking to insert the link into chat. Ctrl + left-clicking on the result frame will batch create as many of the item as you have materials for.

ItemTooltipIcons (1.0.0)

Saeris — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 20:53:02 +0000

Overview

This addon provides item icons on item tooltips. It is configurable through the "/iti" slash command, and configuration options include the size of the icon, where to place the icon, and for which tooltips the icon should be shown.

Addon Type Information

Addon type: Interface
Libraries used:
ConfigManager1
SimpleSlash1

See the readme file in this addon's folder, or my author portal, for an explanation of the addon type system used.

Support

If you found a bug in this addon, want to provide feedback, want to help translate it, or even just want to ask a question, please contact me using one of these methods:

Email address: saeris.sanoora@gmail.com
ICQ number: 119161819
AIM screenname: SaerisSanoora
Penny Arcade forums name: Saeris

If you use any other method, it might take me significantly longer to see your message and reply.

If you wish to support my efforts, you can donate via PayPal by clicking this button: https://www.paypal.com/en_US/i/btn/btn_donate_SM.gif

History of Changes

See the readme file in this addon's folder, or my author portal, for an explanation of the versioning system used.

1.0.0 (Apr 22, 2008):
Initial release.

See the readme file in this addon's folder for earlier changes.

LynLocation (1.0)

eiszeit — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 12:33:42 +0000

Simple addon for showing Zone Name + Coords. Looks like LynStats.

CorkIt (2.4.02)

Everglow — Sat, 26 Apr 2008 20:26:31 +0000

Is NPC chatter driving you nuts? Do you feel like throwing Topper McNabb in the canals? Are you tired of listening to William and Donna fight over her doll? This chatter helps to give a city colour or "personality" but in no way affects your progress in the game. Sometimes it can fill your chat window to the point of causing you to miss tells and whispers.

CorkIt does just one thing. It simply removes NPC chatter. the default is to only cork NPC when you are in an inn or a major city (ie. while your character is "resting"), but it can be configured to cork NPC's everywhere. CorkIt does not silence NPCs when they say your name, and disables itself while you are in a dungeon.

This is a small, efficient mod that has no GUI, libs or dependencies.

Slash commands:
/corkit -display help and current settings.
/corkit resting -set to the default of only corking NPC's while resting.
/corkit world -set corkit to cork NPC's everywhere in the game world.
/corkit off -disable corking.
/corkit yell -toggle corkit to cork NPC yells as well as normal messages.

OoCWatch (20080425)

Lurosara — Sat, 26 Apr 2008 06:49:19 +0000

A simple tiny mod that will bring back audio notification for Omen of Clarity's Clearcasting procs. Thrown together since 2.4 removed the audio notification from the game, and I use audio feedback to know when I should Shred again.

No config, it works via spellId so it should work with any locale. It doesn't actually register any events if you are not a Druid.

Q) What sound does it play?
A) The old Clearcasting sound that you've come to know and love over the years.

Q) Can I change the sound?
A) If you edit the code.

Q) Does it work with Arcane Concentration/Holy Concentration/Elemental Focus?
A) If you edit the code.

Hopefully a future WoW patch will remove the need for this.

Drundia's Easy Interaction (0.1)

Drundia — Sat, 26 Apr 2008 04:31:17 +0000

This addon simplifies interaction with NPCs in overcrowded areas (battlemasters, new vendors, all these kinds of popular guys) by resizing their nameplates. The nameplate is resized to occupy entire WorldFrame making interacting with NPC as easy as right-clicking anywhere in the game world. (Almost... some restrictions may apply that's why it's early beta version... what can I say... if anywhere doesn't work try around WorldFrame borders...)

Slash commands:
"/interact target" - Resizes nameplate for your target and makes it invisible (there are some reasons to make it invisible). Note that you must have a target and a its nameplate should already be visible, otherwise nothing happens. In a future version ability to resize nameplate by unit name will be added.
"/interact none" - Resets last resized nameplate to its normal size.
It will also be automatically reset if you change target, hide nameplates, move too far away or enter combat.

Note to other smart people: Addon really does pretty simple task in a pretty twisted and complicated way, but unfortunately easy way didn't work due to overzealous C code dealing with nameplates.

Misdirection Announce (1.0)

Tarkumi — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 16:07:46 +0000

Misdirection announce is a lightweight addon.
It just writes out to the default chatframe who casts misdirection on who.

LinkMe (1.0)

Taudier — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 15:48:23 +0000

LinkMe is a very light addon who makes internet urls clickable in your chat (as items, enchants...). when you click a url, it open an editbox to copy the url.