Ewan

Just wanted to drop in and say thanks to Cryect for such an awesome add on so far. I've been using it since it first appeared on files.wowace.com and every time I go to post a bug report, the latest version has already fixed it.

Thanks again.

 

Cryect

Reporting for the Detail Window is now in
Another error bug was fixed with the Graph Window

I need to do something useless.

 

Daize

Hey there,

Thanks for your hard work again. You know it's appreciated.

Here's another thing I encountered. Maybe you already fixed it, but just saying



EDIT: this happened when I bandaged myself. If I clicked okay, it'd pop up again with the next bandage tick.

 

Cryect

Sounds like your data needed to be reset and you have one of the versions where HOT Uptime tracking is in. (can't tell for sure since my version of tracker.lua is defiantely different and I believe a simple data reset will fix it if not tell me)

Did a few more fixes on Graph Window (Supports now more than 10 data entries, colors are based on shades of class colors, and fixed a bug with how grid spacing was handled for stack graphs).

I need to do something useless.

 

rawrz

Will bars display only after combat now? I rather enjoyed them being updated real time.

 

Cryect

Hmmm did I bug something.

I need to do something useless.

 

Papajan

whoa... that's a pretty wild idea and I *love* it.

As far as a UI for checking who's sync'ed, if that's what you didn't want to work with, if Recount just did the minimap button (I think it's FuBarPlugin that does it), you could have something very simple like select something in the dropdown menu and print the info to the chatlog. It's not some gorgeous UI, but people probably don't need to check syncing all that often anyway.

Also, I had a new idea (if you haven't already had it). Would it be possible to track heals mid-cast and make a graph over time (for say a tank) that has (# of heals mid-cast on target) on the y-axis? Or if there were some way to visualize the cast bars for everyone healing (or everyone that did over 20% of the healing) that particular target.

 

Daize

"2. Interrupt Tracking - Tells you who has the most interrupts, who they interrupted, and what did they interrupt"

There's an addon for that: TWInterruptWatch. fyi

 

Cryect

Daize, so did a data reset or an upgrade fix the issue?

Curious, whats the opinion on being able to track where a player spends his time.

So the main window would should Time Spent Actively doing Actions

Tooltip
Top 3 Actions on Who
% Spent Damage
% Spent Healing

Detail Window
1. Breakdown of Time Spent who -> Breakdown by Time of Actions done on the selected
2. Same as 1 except Hostile Abilities Only
3. Same as 1 except Friendly Abilities Only

Then on the "fictional" Summary Screen it would include the information o Total Time Spent % Healing % Damage

This will then give you an idea of focus of a player without any focus metrics though summary window could of course display a focus metric summarizing how far the player spreads it out.

I need to do something useless.

 

Celandro

I'm not sure how you would record that. If its me tanking, Im hitting at least 5 keys a second spamming skills but less than 20% of the keys pressed actually do anything. Then you'd have things like crusader proc that would look like a self heal but really isn't an action being performed. What would a healer trying to get a tick or 2 of spirit regen look like?

It might be useful to find out who is afk though.

 

Cryect

Tested and it seems to be working fine for me.

I need to do something useless.

 

Ambika

I know this was covered somewhere but I can't find it after searching for it in this thread:

Latest version of graphlib AND recount: How do I turn all that data into a nice graph to look at? I just can't seem to be able to figure it out.

thanks in advance

 

• Chicken

Shift-click for just seeing a detailed graph on the person/thing you're clicking on, ctrl-click for a real-time updating graph for that person on whatever information you're looking at, alt-click to add people to a comparison graph for the information you're looking at.

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