r143 | naifu | 2012-04-06 12:35:52 +0000 (Fri, 06 Apr 2012) | 30 lines
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A /tags/V2.2.0 (from /trunk:142)

Tagging as V2.2.0

new functionality

* it is now possible to track buffs (and hots) on your current target!
* added new setting to define global cooldown (for mages) so that tracked CDs will no longer want to make themself known the whole time
* a piority (1-10) can now be assigned to buffs, debuffs, etc in the advanced configuration dialog
* the priority defined in the advanced configuration is used for sorting the lists
* added new advanced configuration dialog setting for cooldowns to not show active ability if cooldown is used (default false), showed as 'NAT' in list
* added new bar configuration 'buff bar target'
* added buffs target to tracking type selection
* added new advanced setting to not warn if buff, debuff, etc. is about to run out (only of use if separate bar is used to warn about things needing renewal)
* added advanced settings to reverse mode: an item will be shown if active and not if missing (usefull for tracking HOTs on target!)
* added advanced settings to hide buff and cooldowns out of combat - 'show only in combat' on main settings needs to be turned of for this to have an effect.

updates

* bars are now click-through if neither tooltip nor click to hide is activated
* improved English translation (thx @ Absyn / US.Wolfsbane
* changed selection of tracking items to group similar items a bit more
* renamed 'buff bar' to 'buff bar player'
* a couple of code minor optimizations
* changed advanced setting dialog labels for stacks to clarify their use
* hovering over items in the track listings will now show a tooltip

bug fixes

* fixed typo for 'debuff bars' labels in english client
* increasing the number of icons for a bar will no longer break the addon until reloadui
* tooltip will now be cleared if hovered over icon is no longer visible

•RareDar has a small window on its own now, that shows a radar screen. It detects when you're in a zone/area that might have rare mobs, and if so, changes the radar screen color to green. Left-clicking the green radar screen trys to target all mobs that might be close, so you have an increased chance of spotting them.
•Right-Clicking the "RareDar" text shows a menu of known Zones, from where you can select the zone you're in (or you're interested in). This will open an info panel below the main window containing the name, area, and coordinates of a mob in that zone. Clicking the left/right Arrows will cycle through the mobs, making it easy to set waypoints and ride to them consecutively. In that info panel, mobs that you've already killed will be shown in green, mobs that are missing are red, making it easier to check spawn points of mobs you're needing only.

Thanks to the user gbl, who made a major contribution to this release of RareDar.