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Quote from TiaMaster »

Someone want to tell me what the "allinone" feature is supposed to do?

Put all the bars in one stack instead of three separate stacks.

Is there a way to show the buffs/debuffs on all units even when you don't have any target?

Quote from Aiyuro »

Is there a way to show the buffs/debuffs on all units even when you don't have any target?

No, unless you mean your own debuff on a target you changed from. In that case you can try the unsupported Sticky function that leaves a separate bar even after you targeted something else. Like sap 1 target, choose next target, bar is sticky.

Does sticky basically allow the mod to work like DOTimers? I can dot up 3 mobs and it will record all three's dots?

Edit: I tried sticky and it wouldn't work. Is there any way for this mod to do multi-target tracking? Especially with GUID from 2.4? This mod has the best features for how I want it to look, it's just missing multitarget tracking of HOT's and DOT's.

Yeah, sticky wasn't done and Ominous didn't support it even when he was active. I use it for sap/blind and it works ok.

Hi,

I want to know if it's possible to add own timers?

I would like to add a timer for my shadowfiend, but couldn't find a function like "AddTimer(Name,duration)" to use this in a makro.

Is there a function like this I haven't seen yet? or is it possible to add a function like this?

Would it be possible to add the option to adjust the name texts horizontal and vertical offset? This is a pretty common option in a lot of mods.

Some fonts, when used, appear too low or too high and me being the neat freak I am, would love this added in :)

Also allowing the font size larger than 15 would be great.

Cheers

[edit]: The option for borders around each bar would also be a welcome additon.

Quote from Servior »

I want to know if it's possible to add own timers? I would like to add a timer for my shadowfiend, but couldn't find a function like "AddTimer(Name,duration)" to use this in a makro.

You can add timers for everything that is a buff or debuff from you. I guess shadowfiend is some sort of summon and not shown as a buff?

F.e. I use the rogue Ashtongue BT trinket. It has a proc I want to see, and looking I see that the proc's buff name is "Exploit Weakness" so I added that and voila, a bar for the trinket proc.

Quote from Pips »

I got some problems with Rupture.

Sometimes, however, I don't get a timer for it at all. It did show up on the boss, but not in the timers.

I noticed by co-incidence that it seems to miss sometimes. Below is a screen with Pitbull showing both Crippling + Wound, whereas Classtimer bars above the frame only shows Wound. Seems it has the timer for Cripp on the Wound bar (according to Pitbull's debuff icons).



Nobody willing to take this mod up as it seems Omnious has quit? It's one of my must have mods.

Give EBB a try. I can't think of much that classtimer can do that EBB can't. (well, besides the fact that it is more work to configure EBB)

Hmm... I'll check what I can do with Elkanos BuffBars. I already have it and use it mainly to show my debuffs clearly while ClassTimer takes care of my buffs and debuffs on target. Used CT because it's so easy to work with and filter out stuff not needed.

Quote from Pusikas »

Give EBB a try. I can't think of much that classtimer can do that EBB can't. (well, besides the fact that it is more work to configure EBB)

Ok, fiddled a bit with EBB now so I can emulate what ClassTimer does. But configuration of EBB could be smoother. Nevertheless I just has to fix the Focus frame debuffs now and I think I got most of it covered.

Then comes the funny stuff logging in on my priest alt that has totally different things to cover and having other classes to configure it for.

Yes, as I said, when it comes to configuration, CT is WAY easier, and faster to get started with. I'd never suggest to replace CT with EBB to an "average" user. :)

I am a Raiding Ret Paladin. Is there anyway that I can set this mod up to keep track of ALL judgements on the target instead of only my own?

~Dragonspear of Gorgonnash

Quote from Dragonspear »

I am a Raiding Ret Paladin. Is there anyway that I can set this mod up to keep track of ALL judgements on the target instead of only my own?

I think you cant with ClassTimer, as it has been developed to track your own spells.
As posted before, you can try ElkBuffBars that will display any buff/debuff you want on a given target

i run dubble mongoose enchant, and when i get dbl procc id like 2 bars. Anyway to set this up? right now it just renews the existing lightning speed buff i added.
CHeers

No, that's not possible in current CT.

So am I correct in saying that neither ClassTimer, ElkBuffBars, or any other 2.4 addon can keep track of crowd control timers for an entire raids CCs? As a raid leader, I sorely miss this function from NCEB.

ClassTimer has always been a personal self buff/enemy debuff mod and nothing else.

Have you checked out RBM? It has a module AbilityWatch that might be able to track that, but that module is still in beta afaik. I have not tested if it would work to track CC in raid situation though.

RBM thread:
http://www.wowace.com/forums/index.php?topic=12443.0

hi all. I installed ClassTimers through wowace installer. Everything seems fine, it shows up in my addon directory, and my KhaosConfigure shows it up, and its clicked 'on'


The problem is, it doesn't seem to be working, the minimap icon doesn't appear, and when I type
/classtimer
it just gives a generic error like 'type '/help' for a listing of commands'

so, it seems its not registering I have classtimers. How do I get this working!! Thanks a bunch ^^

EDIT: Verified it is installed to the proper location, it does show up and checked on in my 'addons' box before i log onto my character. Also, I updated all the 3 libraries it uses to latest versions:
Embeds Ace2, DewdropLib, LibSharedMedia-3.0


It just doesn't seem to be working, no icon appears, and doesn't respond to '/classtimer' command. Any ideas? I tried most of the general troubleshooting for mods in general.