OmniCC Beta 

There's occasionally decisions being made on the encounter level (especially as a tank) so a timeline of 2+ or even 5minutes is not uncommon.

10-30 minutes is more of a limited-use scenario. But for those whose eyes can better judge/recall moving pixels over static ones (and there are those out there), any time can be of benefit for the seconds view.

Less time, more scenarios. A Holy Priest with a Guardian Spirit glyph, essential to know the exact time till it expires at a particular time (1 or 3 mins, changes on when it is used). Priest Divine Hymn (8 mins). Mage, the Mirror Image rotation (3 mins.) with 4pc T10 gear, also essential. Warrior Shield Wall (2-5 mins., depending on glyphs & talents). And so on (as mentioned below).

Korean localization.

Download : http://www.somegate.com/upload_new/2...mniCC-koKR.zip

getting this error everytime the omnicc timer in LooseControl hits 0

Message: Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\effects\shine.lua:99: table index is nil
Time: 07/11/10 22:16:47
Count: 1
Stack: Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\effects\shine.lua:99: in function <Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\effects\shine.lua:97>
Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\effects\shine.lua:107: in function `Run'
Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\core.lua:628: in function `TriggerEffect'
Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\core.lua:95: in function `Update'
Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\core.lua:234: in function `UpdateTimers'
Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\core.lua:182: in function <Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\core.lua:172>

Locals: t = <table> {
(null) = <unnamed> {
}
(null) = <unnamed> {
}
(null) = <unnamed> {
}
(null) = <unnamed> {
}
(null) = <unnamed> {
}
(null) = <unnamed> {
}
(null) = <unnamed> {
}
(null) = <unnamed> {
}
(null) = <unnamed> {
}
(null) = <unnamed> {
}
}
k = nil
f = <unnamed> {
0 = <userdata>
animation = <unnamed> {
}
}
(*temporary) = <unnamed> {
Start = <function> defined @Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\effects\shine.lua:86
Bind = <function> defined @Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\libs\Classy-1.0\Classy-1.0.lua:21
OnHide = <function> defined @Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\effects\shine.lua:81
0 = <userdata>
CreateShineAnimation = <function> defined @Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\effects\shine.lua:44
mt = <table> {
}
New = <function> defined @Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\effects\shine.lua:19
}
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = "table index is nil"
Shine = <unnamed> {
Start = <function> defined @Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\effects\shine.lua:86
Bind = <function> defined @Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\libs\Classy-1.0\Classy-1.0.lua:21
OnHide = <function> defined @Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\effects\shine.lua:81
0 = <userdata>
CreateShineAnimation = <function> defined @Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\effects\shine.lua:44
mt = <table> {
}
New = <function> defined @Interface\AddOns\OmniCC\effects\shine.lua:19
}

you can laugh if you want..I kind of am..anyway I was wondering..on the addon page it says this is an addon for OmniCC & you must have that installed to work..is that an error? or should I literally add & overwrite my v2 directories with these v3 directories?

I've always assumed a significantly new version of any addon..meant starting from 0 & loading the new directories clean..

I make do by avoiding colors I can't distinguish and using text with thick outline but since you've asked - sometimes I wish I could:
a) move the cooldown text ( totally of the button onto a dark uniform panel background I put under my bars ) or
b) dim the button ( and the spiral ) but not the cooldown text so I could see it more clearly.

It would delay some squinting wrinkles for sure!

I'm somehow missing an option or the way to have it color the text green when the timer is under a second or so. I hope you know what I mean, just like it used to color it green in the betas before. or was it 1.5 seconds? anyway it was useful for global cooldown handling

Using this with Shadowed Unitframes makes buff/debuff icon timers appear too big (bigger than the actual icon). OmniCC2 works fine.

Seems the pulse & shine don't work with Bartender 4 ;-( even using v3..known?

can someone please tell me why the font selector shows nothing? libsharedmedia is on it.

thx.

got a comment to my problem, tuller?