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anybody know of an addon that will auto switch trinkets (carrot on stick) and other gear when I go on/off my mount?
Any other usefull addons ppl use for preists?
Thanks!
Any other usefull addons ppl use for preists?
Thanks!
jim5000 said:As a WoW newbie, what addons should\could i be using to improve the gaming experience?
Is there any websites that gives you the basics of addon's and a few decent ones? bearing in mind that the gf is the main WoW player in the house
Bane said:Anyone know the name, or package, that includes an addon that alerts you when targetted? Meant to be very handy for the Battlegrounds, as advance warning for rogue attacks.
Hi all.
So, a little backstory. With 2.1, mod authors got the ability to individually profile addons and see how much CPU time and RAM they're taking. What we've discovered is that KTM takes an absolutely horrid amount of CPU time, even when it's doing nothing, due to its architecture (it's poll-driven, rather than event-driven, like every other WoW mod). Kenco, the author has basically said "buzz off, my mod's fine" to everyone concerned about this, and is not going to be updating it to be more friendly to the user.
Irritated by this, I started working on a threat meter of my own. The rest of the wowace developer community, being somewhat performance consciencious, is irritated with Kenco as well, and has chipped in to make this possible. At last check, I had 10 other people besides myself making commits to the project. The result of this is that in one weekend, the community has basically written a threat meter mod. We've gotten ability modules written for each of the nine classes, as well as a general framework to handle upgrades and updates in the future smoothly. We've collaboratively written Threat-1.0, which is a library that tracks threat and communicates it with your group, keeping you synched so that all members of your group with Threat installed are aware of each others' threat levels on all mobs at all times. It is purely event-driven, and built on the Ace library framework, resulting in a very lean, very fast, very mean mod.
This also means that any number of GUIs can be written to display your threat levels. Right now, I've got a very basic mod called Omen that provides a frontend for Threat-1.0. You can consider it (and Threat) beta for now, but they work well enough that they could use testing. If you are an end user, you only need download the Omen zip - it contains the Threat-1.0 library as an embedded library, so you don't need to even think about it. You can also download (and update) this mod through WoWAceUpdater.
This is not "KTM converted to Ace", but a ground-up, rewritten, brand-spankin' new threat mod. It is designed to be flexible, extensible, and easily maintainable, and it has a solid community of developers behind it, ensuring that it will stay up to date and accurate as threat mechanics change.
Bane said:Anyone know the name, or package, that includes an addon that alerts you when targetted? Meant to be very handy for the Battlegrounds, as advance warning for rogue attacks.