WoWInterface - Latest Interfaces

Chocobo (revision120508)

VagrantEsha — Mon, 12 May 2008 07:30:47 +0000

What does it do?

Taxi flights can be rather dull, and I like jazzing them up with a spot of music. To that end, I slapped together Chocobo, a mod which plays a song or two when I'm flying from place to place.

How do I use this?

Type /chocobo or go to the main menu, then to Interface, then Addons, then Chocobo. There are only two configuration options to be found there, and they're to add and remove music. You can cite the music by name, so you won't have to rename anything you drop in the media folder.

So... any suggestions?

I'm rather partial to the Chocarena, myself.

Rave (revision120508)

VagrantEsha — Mon, 12 May 2008 07:28:01 +0000

What does it do?

Plays a music file randomly from a playlist of your creation when your character dances.
Allows you to create a playlist for each character, so that you can tailor the music to their attitude/dance-animation.
Stops the music when your character moves, keeping in time as much as possible with the dance animation's beginning and end.
Detects the player dancing regardless of the game's locale (I hope!).

What doesn't it do?

Play music for other players, it's for you and you alone... sorry.

How do I use this?

Type /rave or go to the main menu, then to Interface, then Addons, then Rave. There are only two configuration options to be found there, and they're to add and remove music. You can cite the music by name, so you won't have to rename anything you drop in the media folder.

Any recommendations?

Take a look at WoWWiki's section on the dance emote, it has a few ideas listed that may help you out with deciding which songs might be best. Thanks to mrruben5 for the suggestion!

oUF_Lolzen (1.0.5)

Lolzen — Mon, 12 May 2008 07:23:35 +0000

oUF_Lolzen

This is my Layout for oUF by Haste. In order to work, you will need to get the latest oUF here.

The Layout Supports:
*Player
*Target
*TargetofTarget
*Pet (The PetPowerbar supports PetHappiness)
*Party
*Focus
*RaidFrames. (Note: I am a DD, the example in the Screen should tell you the RaidFrames are not really suited for healers.)

Also Supports:
*oUF_DebuffHighlight
*oUF_PowerSpark

To configure this Layout, you have to know a little bit about Lua, you can find useful tips here.

If you have any suggestions or anything thats bugging you, i would enjoy if you write an comment, so i can see what i can do. But please keep in mind that i am just learning lua, so please bear with me =]

Hope ya enjoy,
Lolzen

Epica (revision120508)

VagrantEsha — Mon, 12 May 2008 07:00:38 +0000

This mod is in beta, there are no major bugs that I can find but the mod might not always perform as expected, and is not feature complete. Testers are requested.

What does it do?

Epica exists because I find grinding mobs to be a little flat, it could always be a little more fun, couldn't it? So Epica adds music to combat situations. It accounts for four combat conditions; aggro, combat itself, fleeing, and victory. Each of these instances can have a playlist setup for it, and the mod will pick a track at random from those playlists.

How do I use it?

The configuration screen can be reached by typing /epica or by going into the main menu, then Interface, then into the Addons tab.

There are four sections to the options, and two options for each. These options exist to allow you to manage your tracks, both adding and deleting thereof. Simply drop a music file in the Media folder, then in-game use the options to add that track. More information is contained within the mod itself as to how to add tracks in-game.

There are other elements that I'll cover here too, such as; what constitutes a particular combat state, and what type of music to use.

Aggro - This is initiated when a mob starts chasing you, and it continues right up until the moment that you or anyone in your party (or possibly your raid, not sure about how that works) hits the chasing mob(s). The music for aggro will be looped and therefore a longer track might serve this the best.

Combat - This is initiated after aggro or immediately, it's triggered by the first blow (spell, ranged, melee, et cetera) triggered by anyone in the party (or possibly, the raid). So if you or a party member strikes a mob to begin combat, or you strike a mob that's chasing, then combat music begins. The music for combat will be looped and therefore a longer track might serve this the best.

Victory - This is decided by what your party is doing after a mob dies. For example: If you leave combat after killing something, but there are mobs chasing you and/or hitting you, this does not equal a victory state because all the mobs that were pulled in were not dealt with. If all mobs are dealt with and you exit combat with no aggro, then that's a victory state and the victory music will play. The music for victories plays once and thus a shorter track (such as a jingle) might be best suited to this.

Fleeing - This one's easy, running from combat institutes this, regardless of what happened in combat. If you're running from aggro, then this music doesn't trigger because you never entered into combat. However, if you enter into combat and you're found to be fleeing at the end of it, then this music will play. The music for fleeing plays once and thus a shorter track (such as a jingle) might be best suited to this.

Any problems?

The logic for dealing with combat/victories within a party might be a little off. I'm not sure whether it works for raids at all.

I'd appreciate some testing done on it and all the conditions by anyone who's willing. If you find any strange behaviour or errors, report them here along with what you/the party/the raid was doing at the time (or a rough approximation thereof).

Plans for the future?

I definitely plan to add more to Epica, as it's not yet feature complete and therefore not to my satisfaction. But for now, I wanted to get this earliest version out there (so to speak) so that I could hopefully find any major bugs early in development, rather than later.

Eventually I hope to be able to add in different combat music for rares, elites, bosses, and so on. Perhaps even combat music that can be linked to certain instances and so on. Lots of things going around in my noggin, really...

DWMend (03_01)

Deedub — Mon, 12 May 2008 06:59:47 +0000

Tracks Prayer of Mending. Quick replacement since mendwatch broke. /script DWMEND_Lock() is the only option. the mod is considered feature complete, only bugs that affect functionality will be fixed. no new options will be added. If you find a bug that you can easily replicate please post it in the comments section.

ItemRack 2.12 (2.12)

Gello — Mon, 12 May 2008 06:14:49 +0000

This is a mod to make swapping equipment easier. You add equipment slots to a bar and mouseover on the bar will create a menu of all items in your bags that can go in that slot.

__ Note for ItemRack 1.9x users __
Events are not yet implemented in 2.x. If you use events to swap gear automatically, you may want to stay with 1.9x instead of this.
Once events are in 2.x, 1.9x will be depreciated and this one will the only "supported" version.
If you're upgrading from 1.9x to 2.x, sets will need to be rebuilt.

__ New in 2.12 __
Fix by Romracer to cure 2h sometimes appearing on cursor
Fix for two-pass set equips aborting after first pass ("Another swap is in progress")
Valid containers no longer language dependant
Set tooltips just show name with Tiny Tooltip enabled
Fix for occasional GetQualityColor error
__ New in 2.11 __
Fix for 2.4.2
__ New in 2.1 __
Tooltip fix for upcoming 2.2 patch
A few bug fixes
A few optimizations

__ Quick Start Guide __
Right-click the minimap button to open options or create sets
Left-click the minimap button to choose a set
Alt+click slots on the character sheet to create buttons
Alt+click yourself in the character sheet to create a set button
Alt+click the created buttons to toggle their auto-queue status
Shift+drag buttons to break them apart from the bar
Drag the menu around to dock it to a different side of buttons
Right-click the menu's border to rotate the menu
Size, alpha, spacing, etc are in options

__ More documentation to come __

CombatCam (2.4.01)

Everglow — Mon, 12 May 2008 06:04:49 +0000

Automatically zoom the camera view to user defined views when entering or leaving combat. Also supports a third custom view that can be set through a slash command and put into a macro.

The first time you log on after installing CombatCam, the config window will appear for you to set up your views and enable the mod. It also gives instructions on using the mod.

The config menu can be displayed at any time by typing /combatcam in the chat box.

Note: Blizzard allows only 5 preset views, with one (first person view) being fixed and unchangeable. These views are set globally across all characters and realms, so you will only need to set your views on one character. This mod uses three of the four usable views, with one being reserved for another mod I have written: Titan Rider AutoCam. That mod will become available after I work out the details on a couple of issues with the Titan development team. Watch for it ;)

Broadcaster (1.0c)

Seerah — Mon, 12 May 2008 04:10:22 +0000

Broadcaster is my first "real" addon, and is a result of myself wanting a mod to announce random messages for polymorph and other spells. Currently it only works for polymorph, but supports all sheep/pig/turtle poly spells.

5/11/08 - portal spells are in!

I would like to thank people on irc who helped me learn how to do things, and just listened when I was frustrated. :) The messages in this addon were either taken from other addons (such as Cryolysis), the WoW forums, or were made up my myself and my guildies.

Broadcaster reads directly from the combat log, and won't announce the message unless your spell is successfully cast on your focus. (Yes, it requires you to set your poly target as focus to work.)

How to use Broadcaster:

Install Broadcaster like any other addon
If you don't have one yet, set up a macro for polymorph so that it sets your poly target as focus. You may also have it set to resheep your focus so that you don't have to change targets.
Join a party or raid and sheep something!
If you or your group wishes you to silence Broadcaster, type /broadcaster standby or go to Interface Options to put it into standby mode.

In the future, look for these additions:
more options
more messages
support for more spells, such as portals
support for more classes' spells, such as banish, rez spells, summons, etc.

Note: This addon has only limited features and options thus far.

For feature requests or bug reports, please use the links to the right.

Karma (player tracking) (v20400.A)

Coren — Mon, 12 May 2008 01:37:32 +0000

(Karma was originally created by Aveasau, and first resurrected by Endareth, and currently kept alive by K�rb�r from EU-Proudmoore)

If you know you met this player once before but can't remember if s/he was good or bad... Karma is for you.

Karma allows you to track where you hung around with other people, what quests you completed (or just made progress) with them, and you can add notes for specific information worth remembering (the good, the bad and the ugly...)
And the Karma value is for your overall impression, how much you liked grouping with them. (E.g. you can sort the list of people you met by the Karma value, so the "nicer" people are listed first.)

It adds a minimap button which you can click to open the main window. (You can also configure a button for that in the normal keyboard configuration of WoW. Personally, I use shift-k.)

Satrina Buff Frames 2 (2.8.5)

Satrina — Mon, 12 May 2008 00:31:15 +0000

Version 2.8.5 - 11 May 2008

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If you read nothing else on this page, read this

1) Due to the ever growing length of the SBF description and configuration text, I have moved all SBF documentation to its own website here: http://evilempireguild.org/SBF. Odds are good that your question is answered here.

2) SBF monitors YOUR buffs and debuffs. It doesn't show anyone else's buffs or debuffs.
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New for version 2.8.5:
- Reworked how totem timers work somewhat
- Support for ButtonFacade
- Some CPU profiling; SBF should use less CPU time especially if you don't use buff bars
- Small bug fixes
- Fixed error when clearing spell data in SBFOptions
- Now uses LibSharedMedia 3.0

Satrina Buff Frames (SBF) is an addon that replaces the buff frames in the default WoW UI. That is, your buffs. Not your target's. Or your pet's. Or Bob in Accounting's. Yours.

Satrina Buff Frames feature highlights:

* Buffs and debuffs in any number of moveable frames
* User choice of 1-32 buffs visible in any frame
* Duration timers with several format options (plus no timer option)
* Optionally, buff bars can be enabled in any frame
* Temporary weapon enchants are displayed in the main buff frame
* Buff expiry warnings, setttable by frame with multiple choices for when to trigger warnings, and what length of buff warnings will appear for
* Options for an accompanying sound for expiry warning
* Buff expiry warnings can be displayed in Blizzard scrolling combat text, Grayhoof's SCT, Parrot, or MikSBT
* Buffs arranged vertically or horizontally
* User set number of buffs per row/column
* Reversable icon order
* Several buff sorting options
* Adjustable icon scale, duration text scale, spacing between buffs, and opacity - separate for each buff frame
* Individual buff frames have 5 visibility options: always visible, never visible, visible in combat, visible out of combat, and visible on mouseover
* "Show in Frame" feature to force a buff to show in a the frame you want it
* Advanced filtering, a step beyond "Show in Frame"
* Buff exclusion feature to force selected buffs to never be shown
* Uses the SharedMedia Library so you can present a uniform UI using the same fonts and textures your other SML addons do
* Supports cyCircled
* True GUI configuration (not 700 cascading popup menus!)

Fullscreen examples of SBF:
http://evilempireguild.org/misc/SatUI.jpg

Hey you. Yeah, you! Got a cool buff setup using SBF? Take a screenshot and put it on an image site, then email me the link: satrina@evilempireguild.org

Auctionator (1.0.1)

Zirco — Sun, 11 May 2008 22:11:39 +0000

Figuring out a good buyout price when posting auctions can be tedious and time-consuming. If you're like most people, you first browse the current auctions to get a sense of how much your item is currently selling for. Then you undercut the lowest price by a bit. If you're creating multiple auctions you're bouncing back and forth between the Browse tab and the Auctions tab, doing lots of division in your head, and doing lots of clicking and typing.

Auctionator makes this whole process easy and streamlined. When you select an item to auction, Auctionator displays a summary of all the current auctions for that item sorted by per-item price. Auctionator also calculates a recommended buyout price based on the cheapest per-item price for your item. If you're selling a stack rather than a single item, Auctionator bases its recommended buyout price on the cheapest stack of the same size.

If you don't like Auctionator's recommendation, you can click on any line in the summary and Auctionator will recalculate the recommended buyout price based on that auction. Of course, you can always override Auctionator's recommendation by just typing in your own buyout price

With Auctionator, creating an auction is usually just a matter of picking an item to auction and clicking the Create Auction button.

ButtonFacade: Entropy (r73502)

StormFX — Sun, 11 May 2008 21:41:01 +0000

Important: You must have the most recent revision of ButtonFacade installed in order to use this skin.

About

Entropy is a series of metallic skins for ButtonFacade that's based on Apathy. The package contains the following Apathy variants:

- Adamantite
- Bronze
- Copper
- Gold
- Fel Iron
- Iron
- Khorium
- Silver

Installation

- Acquire the package using the download option. Alternatively, you can always find the most up to date version here.

- Unzip the package to your WoW/Interface/AddOns/ directory.

Feedback

Please direct questions and comments to the WoW Ace forums or my portal.

Credits

JJSheets for ButtonFacade. Zeal for Vol.

Version Changes

r73502
- Add color selection support.
- Layer order.
- Re-version.

Extended Unit Frames (r50)

STFX — Sun, 11 May 2008 21:09:04 +0000

eUF (Extended Unit Frames) was made to upgrade the default unit frames by important features like focus frame, party target frame and highly modifiable status texts. eUF doesn�t create the whole Unit Frames by scratch that�s why its that much more lightweight than other unit frames. If you are searching for an extremely powerful and highly configurable addon this one isn�t for you.

eUF uses LibDogTag-3.0 to format the status texts as well as make them very adaptable. Currently only the player, target and focus status texts are visible.

With this addon you can also move all unit frames (player, target, focus, party). They are unlocked by default.

You can configure eUF through Esc -> Interface Options -> AddOns or via /euf and /extendeduf.

ButtonFacade: Serenity (r73500)

StormFX — Sun, 11 May 2008 21:00:09 +0000

Important: You must have the most recent revision of ButtonFacade installed in order to use this skin.

About

Serenity is a skin for ButtonFacade that's based on the original Serenity by Sairen. This version includes a new backdrop, gloss and state textures as well as a revamped Square version.

Installation

- Acquire the package using the download option. Alternatively, you can always find the most up to date version here.

- Unzip the package to your WoW/Interface/AddOns/ directory.

Feedback

Please direct questions and comments to the WoW Ace forums or my portal.

Credits

JJSheets for ButtonFacade. Sairen for Serenity.

Version Changes

r73500
- Add color selection support.
- Layer order.
- Re-version.

ButtonFacade: LiteStep (r73496)

StormFX — Sun, 11 May 2008 20:25:03 +0000

Important: You must have the most recent revision of ButtonFacade installed in order to use this skin.

About

LiteStep is a skin for ButtonFacade that's based on the original LiteStep by Saynt. This version includes a few tweaks to make it slightly more compatible.

Installation

- Acquire the package using the download option. Alternatively, you can always find the most up to date version here.

- Unzip the package to your WoW/Interface/AddOns/ directory.

Feedback

Please direct questions and comments to the WoW Ace forums or my portal.

Credits

JJSheets for ButtonFacade. Saynt for LiteStep.

Version Changes

r73496
- Layer order.
- Minor tweaks.
- Re-version.

ButtonFacade: Apathy (r73493)

StormFX — Sun, 11 May 2008 20:16:44 +0000

Important: You must have the most recent revision of ButtonFacade installed in order to use this skin.

About

Apathy is a skin for ButtonFacade that's based on the original Vol. This version includes a new backdrop, gloss and state textures.

Installation

- Acquire the package using the download option. Alternatively, you can always find the most up to date version here.

- Unzip the package to your WoW/Interface/AddOns/ directory.

Feedback

Please direct questions and comments to the WoW Ace forums or my portal.

Credits

JJSheets for ButtonFacade. Zeal for Vol.

Version Changes

r73493
- Layer order.
- Minor tweaks.
- Re-version.

ButtonFacade: Caith (r73486)

StormFX — Sun, 11 May 2008 20:03:02 +0000

Important: You must have the most recent revision of ButtonFacade installed in order to use this skin.

About

Caith is a skin for ButtonFacade that was inspired by Caith's UI and is based on Apathy.

Installation

- Acquire the package using the download option. Alternatively, you can always find the most up to date version here.

- Unzip the package to your WoW/Interface/AddOns/ directory.

Feedback

Please direct questions and comments to the WoW Ace forums or my portal.

Credits

JJSheets for ButtonFacade. Zeal for Vol. Caith for tweaks.

Version Changes

r73486
- Minor tweaks.

SpamSentry (20080508)

Anea — Sun, 11 May 2008 19:46:56 +0000

SpamSentry by Anea

This addon stops goldspam messages from showing. You can use a one-click report system to create a GM-ticket for the caught spammers. Both spammers and bots can be reported manually as well.

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Version 20080503
Updated filtes, fixed TitanBar plugin to work properly with version 3.2 of TitanBar.
Version 20080502
A number of bugs fixed in this version, most importantly a invalid library reference that would make the addon fail to startup if the library wasn't loaded with another addon already.
Also fixed a few minor bugs with bot/name reporting and updated filters to properly intercept some new spam-messages.
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Installation:
* Unzip the file into your 'Interface/Addons' folder.

Features:
* Detects multi-message spam
* Customizable notification
* FuBar and Titan support
* Manual reporting of players you suspect to be a goldseller / bot / violating naming rules
* Report-button in mailframe to report spam send to you by in-game mail
* Seperate reportlists are maintained for each realm you play on
* And many more

Use:
* Type /sentry for options, or right-click the minimap/fubar/titan icon
* right-click a name and select "Report spam" to manually add that player to the spamreportlist.

How to help:
* If a spam-message isn't recognised:
- Report the spammer by right-clicking the name in the chat window and selecting "Report Spam"
- Type /sentry spam feedback
- Send me a PM with the code sequence
* If you encounter a false positive:
- Click the message in SpamSentry main-window
- Send me a PM containing that message

About reporting:
GM-Tickets have been confirmed to be limited to 500 characters. To conserve precious space, reporting has been reworked to the following rules:
* A single spammer is reported with full message
* Multiple spammers will be reported as a short list, containing, name, date/time and website or partial message.
* Up to four spammers can be reported in one go. The surplus will be queued for the next ticket.

Performance notes:
* All code has been designed to minimize parsing-time, and maximize performance for raiding.
* The mod currently uses a little under 300kB memory (Patch 2.3 GetAddOnMemoryUsage()).

Known issues:
* Blizzard made an a-typical implementation for who-queries. You may notice slow response on the /who command while using this mod when the chat is crowded.
* Textballoons from says and yells are still shown. Blizzard currently provides no way to block textballoons.
* On very rare occasions an incoming message may cause an open window to move or even close.

Localisation:
German - Credits to Scath & Gothico for their translations
French - Credits to: Foxbad, Onissifor, Citanul, Beldarane
Spanish - Credits to Nekromant for his translation
Chinese - Credits to Norova for her translation
Other - Please contact me if you're able / willing to provide localisation for your language.

Special thanks:
To Aery for unlimited testing-support

Versionhistory:
20080421 - Updated filters, updated compatibility for WIM addon (Thanks Pazza).
20080411 - Updated filters, added compatibility for Whisp addon.
20080405 - Updated for patch 2.4. Updated filters. Added emote, lookingforgroup and localdefense channels. Removed LOD functionality; overhead was bigger than the actual gain. Fixed functionality for feedback option.
20070526 - Updated for patch 2.1. New GUI for spamreporting to reflect changes in the Blizzard interface. Party-invites from people that haven't whispered you (or you them) or that are not on your friends or guildlist are now ignored. This feature can be turned of via the options menu.

ButtonFacade: Onyx (r73485)

StormFX — Sun, 11 May 2008 19:43:28 +0000

Important: You must have the most recent revision of ButtonFacade installed in order to use this skin.

About

Onyx is a skin for ButtonFacade that's based on my original Onyx skin for cyCircled. This package contains the original Onyx and a version with no arrows.

Installation

- Acquire the package using the download option. Alternatively, you can always find the most up to date version here.

- Unzip the package to your WoW/Interface/AddOns/ directory.

Feedback

Please direct questions and comments to the WoW Ace forums or my portal.

Credits

JJSheets for ButtonFacade.

Version Changes

r73485
- Minor tweaks.

TickTock (6)

kergoth — Sun, 11 May 2008 17:29:45 +0000

Simple energy ticker as a timer bar. Written as a replacement for my old addon, kEnergy. Suitable for timing your attacks in combat or for your openers. Can configure when it is shown, appearance, size, etc. See screenshots for details. Supports showing current energy, combo points, or both as the label text on the bar. Works for both druids and rogues.