I am shaman and when I drop Fire Nova Totem I got this error:
Error: Interface\AddOns\Chronometer\Core\Chronometer.lua:283: bad argument #1 to `unpack' (table expected, got nil)
sorry for quoting myself. but i would like to see this error fixed if possible. its very annoying to get error every time when using fire nova totem.
Sorry about that one taking so long... It was still looking for the "Improved Fire Nova Totem" talent, which doesn't exist anymore. Should be fixed now (although translations other than English are currently missing).
And as far as all of the stuff with Fire Vulnerability, Healing Way, Ancestral Fortitude, etc... All of those kinds of indirect buffs/debuffs are a real pain in the ass to work with. There is no chat message sent when the buff/debuff gets refreshed, and the current framework of Chronometer doesn't have any way to deal with it.
At some point I will add in something so that if (and only if) you have a 100% chance of applying some buff/debuff refresh the applications appropriately; that change will probably come with the other big changes that will be needed for TBC.
I've been using this addon for awhile, however it doesn't seem to take mage talents into account for duration (primarily Frostbolt with 3/3 permafrost). Any chance of a fix for that?
I've been using this addon for awhile, however it doesn't seem to take mage talents into account for duration (primarily Frostbolt with 3/3 permafrost). Any chance of a fix for that?
Downloaded the newest one, and permafrost doesn't seem to be fixed. I have Frostbolt Rank 4 currently and with 3/3 permafrost it should be a 10 second slow, it's still listed as 7 seconds. And in the mage.lua it still has winter's chill in the Frostbolt spell line.
Downloaded the newest one, and permafrost doesn't seem to be fixed. I have Frostbolt Rank 4 currently and with 3/3 permafrost it should be a 10 second slow, it's still listed as 7 seconds. And in the mage.lua it still has winter's chill in the Frostbolt spell line.
Think I got it this time... Sorry, I don't have a mage to test this stuff with.
I am really impressed with this addon. I initially downloaded it to track rogue stuns and forgot to turn it off with my warrior (just to save mem usage etc), but it actually tracked things like sunder, shield block duration, bloodthirst, beserker rage?
Great stuff, I'm recommending it to more and more people now :)
Could you perhaps elaborate on the tooltips for the Fade/Kill options in the dewdrop window? I'm still not certain exactly what they do and I've had some guildies ask me about it as well. They just seem to be confusing items in the menu.
Since SpellCacheLib and SpellStatusLib do not work at all with TBC, is there an alternative way to monitor spell times?
Well I got my beta key the other day and started a TBC branch of Chronometer. I don't need to use SpelLCacheLib anymore (and I never used SpellStatusLib) due to having the new UNIT_SPELLCAST_SENT and UNIT_SPELLCAST_SUCCEEDED events.
So yeah... Chronometer basically works in TBC now. There are plenty of timers that are incorrect or missing right now, but that'll get fixed eventually.
Is it possible, with Chronometer, to get vicinity CC spells to show up? For example, if a mage in your party sheeps a mob that you don't happen to have targeted, I'd still find it useful to see a timer for that sheep. Is it possible already or should I call it a feature request? :)
Is it possible, with Chronometer, to get vicinity CC spells to show up? For example, if a mage in your party sheeps a mob that you don't happen to have targeted, I'd still find it useful to see a timer for that sheep. Is it possible already or should I call it a feature request? :)
-k
I really don't want to get outside of the realm of monitoring your own spells' durations. I think that third-party CC duration monitoring would best be done as another addon.
What do i have to add in the "Bar Text" field to see instead of the name of the mop only the name of the ability? (sry when this has been asked before but i hadn't seen it on the last 12 pages)
$t is mob name, $s is spell name I believe. However I couldn't use the config menu to change it (wouldn't save). So I had to use the command line /chron text $s (I believe).
[2006/11/18 22:58:50-30-x4]: Core\Chronometer.lua:393: bad argument #1 to 'unpack' (table expected, got nil)
<in C code>: in function `unpack'
Core\Chronometer.lua:393: in function `onclick'
CandyBar-2.0\CandyBar-2.0.lua:1171: in function `OnClick'
CandyBar-2.0\CandyBar-2.0.lua:1137: in function <...terface\AddOns\!!!Libs\CandyBar-2.0\CandyBar-2.0.lua:1137>
I'd like to be able to configure this for a small gap between the bars, and maybe it's even possible to resize the icon? I liked AceTimer, where the icon was a bit bigger than the bar.
With the latest TBC version 17135 (on beta realms) I get the following error every time I hit my Escape Key.
Interface\Addons\Chronometer\Core\Chronometer.lua:780: attempt to call field 'StopSpellCasting'(a nil value)
I am getting this as well. Any fix?
edit: Also I don't get any timers for Vampiric Touch, the new priest DoT. Is that something that can be added easily or does the mod pull those out of one of the libraries?
edit2: fixed this myself.
Commented out the self:SecureHook("SpellStopCasting") and I no longer get the dialog box
Added:
self:AddTimer(self.SPELL, BS["Vampiric Touch"], 15, 1,0,0, { rc=true })
To the priest.lua file and now I see the timer for it just fine.
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Sorry about that one taking so long... It was still looking for the "Improved Fire Nova Totem" talent, which doesn't exist anymore. Should be fixed now (although translations other than English are currently missing).
And as far as all of the stuff with Fire Vulnerability, Healing Way, Ancestral Fortitude, etc... All of those kinds of indirect buffs/debuffs are a real pain in the ass to work with. There is no chat message sent when the buff/debuff gets refreshed, and the current framework of Chronometer doesn't have any way to deal with it.
At some point I will add in something so that if (and only if) you have a 100% chance of applying some buff/debuff refresh the applications appropriately; that change will probably come with the other big changes that will be needed for TBC.
Permafrost should be fixed now. Any others?
Think I got it this time... Sorry, I don't have a mage to test this stuff with.
Great stuff, I'm recommending it to more and more people now :)
Well I got my beta key the other day and started a TBC branch of Chronometer. I don't need to use SpelLCacheLib anymore (and I never used SpellStatusLib) due to having the new UNIT_SPELLCAST_SENT and UNIT_SPELLCAST_SUCCEEDED events.
So yeah... Chronometer basically works in TBC now. There are plenty of timers that are incorrect or missing right now, but that'll get fixed eventually.
After getting an error on my Hunter with TBC Chronometer, I decided to add all of the TBC spells and talents to Babble.
http://www.wowace.com/forums/index.php?topic=2461.msg60116#msg60116
Enjoy
-k
I really don't want to get outside of the realm of monitoring your own spells' durations. I think that third-party CC duration monitoring would best be done as another addon.
Also - hunters traps don't seem to work correctly
i get exactly the same failure and to be honest, have no idea how to fix this ^^
so plz help :D
thnx
I haven't looked at the entire code, so the solution may be to comment out/delete line 780 or just leave the return.
I am getting this as well. Any fix?
edit: Also I don't get any timers for Vampiric Touch, the new priest DoT. Is that something that can be added easily or does the mod pull those out of one of the libraries?
edit2: fixed this myself.
Commented out the self:SecureHook("SpellStopCasting") and I no longer get the dialog box
Added:
self:AddTimer(self.SPELL, BS["Vampiric Touch"], 15, 1,0,0, { rc=true })
To the priest.lua file and now I see the timer for it just fine.