Not understanding this image, why or how you can get 2 different blessings for one class, how does one show this, and how does it work?
The big icon for Blessing of Wisdom means what it always have, which is that all paladins will be buffed with this greater blessing. The small icon of Blessing of Light behind means that at least one person is assigned to get blessing of light. This also shows to the right, that one paladin got the blessing of light icon where as the rest (in this case only the other paladin) got blessing of wisdom assigned. So you buff greater blessing first like always and then afterwards you can rightclik to buff the people with different blessings assigned. These special assignments are the short versions of blessings and will override the greater one. So people don't get two blessings, but can just have a different one :)
Hey, could u possible add some skinning features like changing the bars for others in sharedlib or even some alpha and all that stuff? It would be so cool to change the border also :D
And I like this new feature vm, i hate using 5m (and now 10m) on dps warriors! I usually got all my blessings buttons together with pp on my screen, now i guess i would be able to hide them! Thanks!
If possible, I'd like to see a timer added for off spec 5 minute blessings - maybe put it on the individual player button?
I thought about that too but adding a timer to each player button is quite a bit of info that needs to be updated. I also thought of including it in the main timer but then you wouldn't really know the time for the greater blessings. I guess I'll look into it at some point. But right now I'm still playing with the way the normal blessings are assigned to support Aznamir original idea. :)
Hey, could u possible add some skinning features like changing the bars for others in sharedlib or even some alpha and all that stuff? It would be so cool to change the border also :D
I think Skinner supports PallyPower now, although I have no idea why it needs to :)
Not understanding this image, why or how you can get 2 different blessings for one class, how does one show this, and how does it work?
The big icon for Blessing of Wisdom means what it always have, which is that all paladins will be buffed with this greater blessing. The small icon of Blessing of Light behind means that at least one person is assigned to get blessing of light. This also shows to the right, that one paladin got the blessing of light icon where as the rest (in this case only the other paladin) got blessing of wisdom assigned. So you buff greater blessing first like always and then afterwards you can rightclik to buff the people with different blessings assigned. These special assignments are the short versions of blessings and will override the greater one. So people don't get two blessings, but can just have a different one :)
Ok, so this means that, in that there's 2 paladins shown, that one assigned the other, to cast gbow, and the other is assigned gbol, correct? Because what I thought it was, was one blessing set for one class, then you could set an alternate lesser blessing for the same class, if this is the case, how would I go about setting that up on my own, a primary and secondary blessing for each class...?
Ok, so this means that, in that there's 2 paladins shown, that one assigned the other, to cast gbow, and the other is assigned gbol, correct?
Not Exactly. It means that Wiudin is assigned to cast gbow on all paladins and that on at least one specific paladin he should cast bol after. Akau haven't got any blessings assigned he is supposed to cast.
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Because what I thought it was, was one blessing set for one class, then you could set an alternate lesser blessing for the same class, if this is the case, how would I go about setting that up on my own, a primary and secondary blessing for each class...?
I'm also testing out alternative ways of showing the lesser blessings as it might be slightly misleading. :)
I decided to try changing the config window a bit to support class assignment as Aznamir thought of and to make the small blessing icons show more usefull. Now a small button is added for each player under the class icon. As a result of this the config window is now a bit wide but with the scaling option avaible i hope it won't be a problem. Next to the player is show the individual small blessing assigned by the paladin. By clicking the player a menu will appear where people who are promoted can select blessings for other paladins too. Here is a small picture of this:
Here dragging the player button to another class icon is shown (notice cursor isn't visible on screenshots):
After having released the player button, the indivial blessing is changed to match the assignment for druids:
I haven't had the possibility to test these drag-n-drop class assignments in raids yet so errors may occur. Still any feedback on this approach is welcome. :)
I know, my changes to PallyPower aren't fully tested and after all it's Aznamir who decide what changes he might not want in the official version.
When you're done testing feel free to import your updates into the main branch.
Please update version to 2.01.00.
There were some changes made by Saroz to color timers based on the remaining buff lengths. These changes are in UpdateButton and GetBuffExpiration functions. He also did some silly formatting change, you may have to override it.
Sorry to barge in like this, but I'm having some major issues getting the beta version from poull to work. Aznamirs version works perfect for me. I'm not 100% sure but I'm not using an SVN client to download the program, I just right click on each of the files and select save as and then I create the libraries myself. When I have downloaded everything I have the 3 *.lua files, the 1 *.toc file and the 1 *.xml file in the main lib. I then have the 7 *.lua files in the "locale" lib and the 12 *.tga files in the "Icons" lib. There are no files in the "libs" lib. When I then copy the "PallyPower" directory into my \World of Warcraft\Interface\Addons\ and load up the game I can see that the game recognises that the mod PallyPower is present since it is listed under the mods in the mods interface you can open from the character selection screen. And yes it's checked off and I've also checked "load out of date addons". However when I enter the game PallyPower hasn't loaded and if I type /pp it simply doesn't recognise the command. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong and any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Sorry to barge in like this, but I'm having some major issues getting the beta version from poull to work. Aznamirs version works perfect for me. I'm not 100% sure but I'm not using an SVN client to download the program, I just right click on each of the files and select save as and then I create the libraries myself. When I have downloaded everything I have the 3 *.lua files, the 1 *.toc file and the 1 *.xml file in the main lib. I then have the 7 *.lua files in the "locale" lib and the 12 *.tga files in the "Icons" lib. There are no files in the "libs" lib. When I then copy the "PallyPower" directory into my \World of Warcraft\Interface\Addons\ and load up the game I can see that the game recognises that the mod PallyPower is present since it is listed under the mods in the mods interface you can open from the character selection screen. And yes it's checked off and I've also checked "load out of date addons". However when I enter the game PallyPower hasn't loaded and if I type /pp it simply doesn't recognise the command. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong and any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
I don't see you have done anything wrong from what you describe. I have had similar issues when working on the addon only when i made errors in the xml file so try updateing that again maybe. Otherwise you can try to download the beta from here. My own host so it won't be updated all the time but it should be for now :) Let me know if it continues (maybe via pm).
After having released the player button, the indivial blessing is changed to match the assignment for druids:
I haven't had the possibility to test these drag-n-drop class assignments in raids yet so errors may occur. Still any feedback on this approach is welcome. :)
I tried the the zipped version. Here's a bug with drag and drop:
In my understanding, the following should happen when a raid leader drags Noobies and drop him on Warrior icon:
1) PP finds what Dmi buffs on Warriors and assigns it to Dmi as a custom blessing for Noobies.
result> Dmi should get a custom assignments 'Might on Noobies'.
2) PP finds what Aznamir buffs on Warriors and assigns it to Aznamir as a custom blessing for Noobies.
Result> Aznamir should get a custom assignment 'Light on Noobies'.
What happens right now is Aznamir gets a custom assignment 'Might on Noobies' and might comes from Dmi's row, not from Aznamir's row.
Another thing: The non-draggable assignments (using a menu) should be personal. Only a paladin himself should be responsible.
I tried the the zipped version. Here's a bug with drag and drop:
In my understanding, the following should happen when a raid leader drags Noobies and drop him on Warrior icon:
1) PP finds what Dmi buffs on Warriors and assigns it to Dmi as a custom blessing for Noobies.
result> Dmi should get a custom assignments 'Might on Noobies'.
2) PP finds what Aznamir buffs on Warriors and assigns it to Aznamir as a custom blessing for Noobies.
Result> Aznamir should get a custom assignment 'Light on Noobies'.
What happens right now is Aznamir gets a custom assignment 'Might on Noobies' and might comes from Dmi's row, not from Aznamir's row.
Another thing: The non-draggable assignments (using a menu) should be personal. Only a paladin himself should be responsible.
The drag-n-drop does only try to assign the same blessings but not nessecarily the same buffers. It tries to optimize who buffs what from talents so it seems like it picked you for might since you have talents for that. I'm not 100% sure what you mean by "...and might comes from Dmi's row, not from Aznamir's row.".
The menu is personal except for raid leaders, don't you think it should be possible for raid leaders to assign individual blessings for others?
But how come it shows 4 for BoL and 7 for BoW foir you? That seems a bit strange to me.
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Maybe I'm missing the option, but is there a way to announce buff assignements to a specific channel?
By now, I can only find the option to report to the raid channel, but I'd like to announce it to our paladin channel as well/only.
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Not a feature I'm interested in implementing. Don't see why you want it when everyone can see what blessings are assigned.
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And I like this new feature vm, i hate using 5m (and now 10m) on dps warriors! I usually got all my blessings buttons together with pp on my screen, now i guess i would be able to hide them! Thanks!
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Curse PremiumI think Skinner supports PallyPower now, although I have no idea why it needs to :)
Ok, so this means that, in that there's 2 paladins shown, that one assigned the other, to cast gbow, and the other is assigned gbol, correct? Because what I thought it was, was one blessing set for one class, then you could set an alternate lesser blessing for the same class, if this is the case, how would I go about setting that up on my own, a primary and secondary blessing for each class...?
I'm also testing out alternative ways of showing the lesser blessings as it might be slightly misleading. :)
Here dragging the player button to another class icon is shown (notice cursor isn't visible on screenshots):
After having released the player button, the indivial blessing is changed to match the assignment for druids:
I haven't had the possibility to test these drag-n-drop class assignments in raids yet so errors may occur. Still any feedback on this approach is welcome. :)
By now, I can only find the option to report to the raid channel, but I'd like to announce it to our paladin channel as well/only.
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Curse Premiumyou added it to your personal branch though, not in the trunk.
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P.S. how's SoT these days?
SoT is ok although people going on vacation has stopped raiding :)
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Curse PremiumWhen you're done testing feel free to import your updates into the main branch.
Please update version to 2.01.00.
There were some changes made by Saroz to color timers based on the remaining buff lengths. These changes are in UpdateButton and GetBuffExpiration functions. He also did some silly formatting change, you may have to override it.
I'll freeze r46176 as final 2.00.48.
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Curse PremiumI tried the the zipped version. Here's a bug with drag and drop:
In my understanding, the following should happen when a raid leader drags Noobies and drop him on Warrior icon:
1) PP finds what Dmi buffs on Warriors and assigns it to Dmi as a custom blessing for Noobies.
result> Dmi should get a custom assignments 'Might on Noobies'.
2) PP finds what Aznamir buffs on Warriors and assigns it to Aznamir as a custom blessing for Noobies.
Result> Aznamir should get a custom assignment 'Light on Noobies'.
What happens right now is Aznamir gets a custom assignment 'Might on Noobies' and might comes from Dmi's row, not from Aznamir's row.
Another thing: The non-draggable assignments (using a menu) should be personal. Only a paladin himself should be responsible.
/push
The menu is personal except for raid leaders, don't you think it should be possible for raid leaders to assign individual blessings for others?
But how come it shows 4 for BoL and 7 for BoW foir you? That seems a bit strange to me.
Not a feature I'm interested in implementing. Don't see why you want it when everyone can see what blessings are assigned.