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Compatibility:	The Burning Crusade Classic (2.5.1) Classic Patch (1.13.7)
Updated:	07-17-21 12:08 AM
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CursorCooldown

Version: 2.8

by: orionshock [More]

CursorCooldown

Adds a small texture to the bottom right side of the cursor showing the Global Cooldown and the spell that caused it.

No options to configure scale or size, must edit lua file to do that.

Thanks to cncfanatics for the push in the right direction and ideas to start off on.

11/26/2020
2.7
Not sure if this works in retail, but this now works in Classic as expected (sorry only playing classic)

7/13/2010 - Update WoWI Description to indicate compatibility with 3.3

2.6:
Add in slash command /ccd to change the cooldown texture from spell to a static image of the wow icon.
use /ccd texture for spell texture or /ccd solid for the wow icon.
--You can change this icon, line 151 to something else.

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05-26-09, 10:49 AM
goldensword52 A Kobold Labourer Forum posts: 0 File comments: 9 Uploads: 0	Not Working with Instants It doesn't seem to work with instant spells for me (a priest). It works fine for casted and channeled spells, and even find fish, but it doesn't work with any of my instant priest spells. Edit: after some testing, I found out that the problem is that find fish is not on the same global cooldown as any other important spells. I just deleted the find fish section of the code (lines 66-67 in the lua file) then deleted the "else" on the start of the next line down and it works fine. If you are a miner or a herbalist, you might also want to delete the next 4 lines to get rid of the same problem with find herbs and minerals, but I haven't tested this so I don't know if it would cause problems. Edit #2: Heres an even better solution: ignore everything else I said and just replace the numbers on lines 66 and 67 with the number: "8690". This uses the spell cast by your hearthstone, which shares a GCD with all other important spells. I also tested this and it works great for me, better than my earlier solution because the hearthstone isn't in a spell school that can be interrupted like other spells. You don't even need to have a hearthstone in your inventory for it to work. Last edited by goldensword52 : 05-26-09 at 01:05 PM.

05-26-09, 09:10 AM

Fonjask

A Fallenroot Satyr

Forum posts: 25

File comments: 266

Uploads: 2

Originally posted by xtoq
Auracle. Buffs and debuffs monitoring, you have to tell it which ones so it will only monitor the ones you say to.

I'll check it out, thanks.

EDIT: Also, there's something wrong with your .zip I think, here's what I got when I tried to download and open your file:

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Last edited by Fonjask : 05-26-09 at 09:17 AM.

05-26-09, 08:54 AM
xtoq An Aku'mai Servant Forum posts: 32 File comments: 642 Uploads: 4	Auracle. Buffs and debuffs monitoring, you have to tell it which ones so it will only monitor the ones you say to.

12-30-08, 08:06 AM

orionshock

A Wyrmkin Dreamwalker

Forum posts: 50

File comments: 72

Uploads: 4

Originally posted by Fonjask
Does anybody know of an addon or perhaps can be implemented in this addon that I give the SpellID's of the spells I want to 'watch' (am retri pally, only want to watch judgements, crusader strike, divine storm, consecration)?
Thanks for replying, Fonjask

Yes it's doable. This addon? maybe. But sorry it's not something I really need, i don't play a pally.. so the need for me to implement it is not worthwhile.

You could implement a white list on the event handler, would prolly do the trick. But this addon is designed to show only one thing - show the global cool down and the spell that caused it. It's not really setup to do much else..

12-30-08, 06:45 AM
Fonjask A Fallenroot Satyr Forum posts: 25 File comments: 266 Uploads: 2	Does anybody know of an addon or perhaps can be implemented in this addon that I give the SpellID's of the spells I want to 'watch' (am retri pally, only want to watch judgements, crusader strike, divine storm, consecration)? Thanks for replying, Fonjask __________________ ~~~~~~~~~~~~

07-31-08, 01:19 PM
servi A Kobold Labourer Forum posts: 0 File comments: 70 Uploads: 0	Now everything works good, mine class is druid, now You should take care features ;] like option window for resize icon, option to make icon more transparent or visable, i also would like to have option to not see icons but only some flexible bar above, under cursor with Global cooldown. Think about it and thanks for addon!!!

07-28-08, 12:05 AM

orionshock

A Wyrmkin Dreamwalker

Forum posts: 50

File comments: 72

Uploads: 4

oops :\

Originally posted by servi
Previous version show error but last version dont work for me at all. Please help.

what class?

Edit:

2.3 should now fix it all, i loged into a toon for each class and tested it myself.

Problem previously was that GetSpellCooldown() dosn't return values on load thus it would work fine if you reloaded your UI

Last edited by orionshock : 07-28-08 at 12:51 AM.

07-27-08, 05:56 AM
servi A Kobold Labourer Forum posts: 0 File comments: 70 Uploads: 0	Previous version show error but last version dont work for me at all. Please help.

07-26-08, 04:56 AM

orionshock

A Wyrmkin Dreamwalker

Forum posts: 50

File comments: 72

Uploads: 4

Originally posted by Kyron
CursorCooldown.lua:80: attempt to compare number with nil
Count: 4

CursorCooldown.lua:59: attempt to compare number with nil
Count: 99

ya ... try not to download this yet... the spell is hardcoded...

***EDIT***
ok fixed, it's preferred that you have find fish, otherwise accuracy is not guaranteed.

Last edited by orionshock : 07-26-08 at 03:52 PM.

07-26-08, 03:05 AM
Caellian A Frostmaul Preserver Forum posts: 281 File comments: 252 Uploads: 5	CursorCooldown.lua:80: attempt to compare number with nil Count: 4 CursorCooldown.lua:59: attempt to compare number with nil Count: 99 __________________ if (sizeof(workload) > sizeof(brain_capacity)) { die('System Overload'); }

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