This should be "BloodElf" as it is the locale-insensitive string and this should only affect seals, not blessings (unless there is an compilation error which is unlikely).
Yes, my blood elf's seals are not showing with "BloodElf", but are showing when I change it to "Blood Elf". Seal of Corruption at least, have not checked with Seal of Blood. Sorry, did not mean blessing, I always get those two mixed up. :) No idea why.
Using the european english client. Which should not matter, as you said.
Ok, it seems I have to check whether UnitRace 2nd return value is "Blood Elf" or "BloodElf". ^^
Edit: double checked it. It is really "BloodElf" and I didn't have any problem with it. The seals are correctly loaded. Could you please paste the result of the following command ?
I've noticed for a few weeks now that IA neglects to show timers or borders around my action bar buttons etc. right after I reload my UI. It seems to start working again after I click some buttons that change my aura status (like changing Hunter aspects for example). Kind of annoying though.
Hey, I have a small suggestion for the next update of Inline Aura.
Since the newest big patch 3.2 has introduced the feature called "Equipment Manager", I was wondering if you could make a green border around the icon of the item-set that your character is wearing.
So f.ex. if you have 3 icons for 3 different item-sets on your actionbar and you quickly want to know what set you are wearing, there will be a green border around the icon set you have on.
I love this addon! :) I learned about it from the Dominos update, where Tuller suggested this addon instead of his own version :)
I packaged a new beta that should fix HunterZ's issue, supports dual-spec configs (using LibDualSpec-1.0).
The big change is the rework of timed updates using AceTimer-3.0. If I've done it well, you should not notice any visual difference but IA should consume less CPU.
I'd like some testing and some feedback before packaging a new release.
Updated to the latest one that uses AceTimer-3.0 and this is what I've been getting:
Acetimer-3.0: Warning: The Addon/module 'table:random number' has 404(varies) live timers. Surely that's not intended?
Updated to the latest one that uses AceTimer-3.0 and this is what I've been getting:
Acetimer-3.0: Warning: The Addon/module 'table:random number' has 404(varies) live timers. Surely that's not intended?
same here, been getting all kinds of acetimer warnings in chat [12:20:11] AceTimer-3.0: Warning: The addon/module 'table: 16AF1FC8' has 292 live timers. Surely that's not intended? to just post one of them
Currently IA overrides the base spell timer with the 6 second buff timer when Sacred Shield procs. This makes it confusing to know at a glance how much time is left on the base spell, which to me is more important than seeing the duration left on the buff. There's already a visual cue around the paladin when the buff is active.
Is there a way to display the 6 second buff timer in the corner when it procs while displaying the uninterrupted base spell timer as the main countdown?
This is closer to the behavior of the Blizzard UI, which displays an icon for the base spell and a separate icon for the buff when it activates.
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Curse PremiumUsing the european english client. Which should not matter, as you said.
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Curse PremiumEdit: double checked it. It is really "BloodElf" and I didn't have any problem with it. The seals are correctly loaded. Could you please paste the result of the following command ?
/run print(UnitRace('player'))Thanks :D
Since the newest big patch 3.2 has introduced the feature called "Equipment Manager", I was wondering if you could make a green border around the icon of the item-set that your character is wearing.
So f.ex. if you have 3 icons for 3 different item-sets on your actionbar and you quickly want to know what set you are wearing, there will be a green border around the icon set you have on.
I love this addon! :) I learned about it from the Dominos update, where Tuller suggested this addon instead of his own version :)
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Curse PremiumI'll check why it does not display the auras at login.
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Curse PremiumThe big change is the rework of timed updates using AceTimer-3.0. If I've done it well, you should not notice any visual difference but IA should consume less CPU.
I'd like some testing and some feedback before packaging a new release.
Acetimer-3.0: Warning: The Addon/module 'table:random number' has 404(varies) live timers. Surely that's not intended?
same here, been getting all kinds of acetimer warnings in chat [12:20:11] AceTimer-3.0: Warning: The addon/module 'table: 16AF1FC8' has 292 live timers. Surely that's not intended? to just post one of them
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Curse Premiumhttp://www.wowace.com/addons/inline-aura/tickets/24-interface-action-blocked-message/
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Curse PremiumI created a ticket for the AceTimer-3.0 warning : http://www.wowace.com/addons/inline-aura/tickets/25-ace-timer-too-many-timers/
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Curse PremiumCurrently IA overrides the base spell timer with the 6 second buff timer when Sacred Shield procs. This makes it confusing to know at a glance how much time is left on the base spell, which to me is more important than seeing the duration left on the buff. There's already a visual cue around the paladin when the buff is active.
Is there a way to display the 6 second buff timer in the corner when it procs while displaying the uninterrupted base spell timer as the main countdown?
This is closer to the behavior of the Blizzard UI, which displays an icon for the base spell and a separate icon for the buff when it activates.