Something For Burgs

[TheOrcsBane]

Thinking about making a UI for Burglars, similar to the one that shows debuffs and dot's and such, to show gambles in a bigger tooltip. It will show the tier, type, and effects of it clearly visible without mousing over it. It will also show the timer left for it. Just thought it'd be a good idea because I hate having to mouse over the little icon to check all the info, although some may know the gambles by color and the effects by tier. Anyone like the idea? (Don't know if the one that shows debuffs, dots, and such already does this, so if it does, please tell me)

P.S.

I'm not an excellent scripter with Lua, I learned a few years ago playing a game called Roblox and I became pretty darn good. Then I quit and sort of forgot a lot of stuff.

[Llandor]

Sounds good. While you're at it, you could also look into a UI for RK's as well, it'd be good for healing RK's to know what HoT's they've got on someone, and when those are going to expire, as well as possibly integrate attunement with it. I'm not that great with LUA but if I see something I can help with I can try to utterly butcher your well-written program

[TheOrcsBane]

Sounds good. While you're at it, you could also look into a UI for RK's as well, it'd be good for healing RK's to know what HoT's they've got on someone, and when those are going to expire, as well as possibly integrate attunement with it. I'm not that great with LUA but if I see something I can help with I can try to utterly butcher your well-written program

I'll probably end up butchering it several times before I get it right if I find the time to work on it. :P

If I do make it and it's relatively easy, I'll think about one for RK's, even though I don't play one.

[moebius92]

I've got two starting points.

CCTimer tracks CC durations for LMs. Wrong class, rightish sort of functionality.

PartyFrame is a party vitals replacement, so it does the entire track buffs you put on fellowship members. Well, it doesn't track your buffs, it just tracks all buffs that your class can cast. Tracking the caster's a bit of a pain at the moment, and probably not worth the investment.