Originally Posted by chuckg
I forgot to ask about this, but it's also something I had to manually add to Chronometer. Is there support for conflagerate? Or functionality like it, ie: if this spell is cast and is successful, consume this debuff/buff.
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Ah, I should have posted this earlier, but you can actually do some neat tricks by setting up the group field in a certain way. To elaborate, when you put timers in the same "group" you are telling SpellWatch that those timers are mutually exclusive in some way; the examples given were warlock curses, hunter stings, shaman totems of the same element, etc. However, you can also set up a zero-length timer to just provide cancellation functionality (zero length timers aren't shown) by putting it in the same group as something else; the way I have conflagrate set up on my warlock is that Immolate and Conflagrate are in the same group, and Conflagrate's duration is zero; both spells are targeted, so when I cast Conflagrate on a target that matches an existing immolate timer, SpellWatch sees that I'm starting a new timer in the same group as that Immolate timer and cancels it; then never shows a new timer for Conflagrate because it has no duration.
You can achieve the same thing with Rejuv and Regrowth and Swiftmend, but you'll need to put the two hots in their own groups and set up two timers that trigger on Swiftmend cast; one in the Rejuv group and one in the Regrowth group.
Kyth:
SpellWatch uses CandyBars for it's timers, which automatically switch to appropriate resolution based on time left; over one minute they show mm:ss, over 10 seconds shows just seconds, under 10 seconds shows tenths of a second.