[DogTags] - Share yours! - Page 7

Margot · 03/20/08, 9:07 PM

Originally Posted by Kebinusan

That doesnt seem to be a valid dogtag for me

Oh, I'm sorry, that was in Assessment. It doesn't use standard DogTags.

Trouble · 03/21/08, 12:23 AM

This is just a very simple one I made for displaying the number of scorch stacks on a target.

[[Class#player = Text(Mage)] ? HasAura(Fire Vulnerability) ? NumAura(Fire Vulnerability):Color(00FF00)]

Vectivus · 03/21/08, 12:53 AM

Originally Posted by Ele'

The problem is, it's not working and the text "persists" after a cast. For example, if I target player Lambda and he start casting a Soulwell, the text "Ritual of Souls" will stay in the frame as long as I don't select someone else and he don't cast anything else.

I could very well be wrong here, in which case I would love for someone to point out what causes this behavior, but my understanding is that this is a default issue with Pitbull. I've noticed the same issue (Ritual of Souls is a particularly good example, due to the very lengthy theoretical 'cast time').

Daize · 03/21/08, 11:26 AM

Originally Posted by Jitka

And what I use in a version of AGuf modified to use dogtags:

Target/Focus frames

Name: [IsPlayer?Name:ClassColor!Name][AFKDND:Prepend( is ):Color(FEF2C5)]
HP: [Status][~Status?IsMaxHP?IsFriend?SureHP?CurHP:Short!PercentHP:Percent][~Status?~IsMaxHP?IsFriend?SureHP?SmartMissingHP:Color(ff7f7f)!PercentHP:Percent][~Status?IsEnemy?SureHP?CurHP:Short][~Status?IsEnemy?~IsMaxHP?SureHP?PercentHP:Percent:Prepend( || )][~Status?IsEnemy?~SureHP?PercentHP:Percent]
Power: [~Status?IsMana?[IsMaxMP?MaxMP:Short!CurMP:Short]!IsRage?CurMP:Hide(0)!CurMP:Short]
Class: [CanAttack ? DifficultyColor] [Classification:Contains(Boss)?Text(73)!Level] [Classification] [Color(FEF2C5)][SmartRace:Hide(Not specified):Hide(Unknown)][SmartRace:Contains(Not specified)?Text(Creature)] [PlayerClass:ClassColor]

Player/Party frames

Name: [Name:ClassColor]
HP: [AFKDND:Color(FEF2C5)][Status][~Status?SureHP?SmartMissingHP:Color(ff7f7f)]
Power: [~Status?IsMana?MissingMP:Hide(0):Negate:Color(87CEFF)] [~Status?IsRage?CurMP:Hide(0):Short!CurMP:Hide([MaxMP]):Short:Paren]
Class: [Classification] [Level] [SmartClass:ClassColor] [DruidForm:Paren]

I'm as well very interested in the modified ag_uf version! Just got familiar with dogtags. Can't contribute anything (apologies), but thanks a lot, I love this thread already!

• Caniki · 03/21/08, 11:45 AM

I'm still trying to figure out DogTags, but could someone help me with something that I think is very simple? I'd like the Health Value of a target to be shown using the Class color. Thanks.

Eph · 03/21/08, 11:50 AM

Originally Posted by droeber

I'm still trying to figure out DogTags, but could someone help me with something that I think is very simple? I'd like the Health Value of a target to be shown using the Class color. Thanks.

Here is a list of the basic stuff: http://www.wowace.com/wiki/DogTag-1.0/Tags

To color by class just add :ClassColor to the end of the tag, example

[CurHP:ClassColor]

Trouble · 03/21/08, 8:27 PM

I made the following for pvping as a frost mage to display when a target is frozen:

[[Class#player = Text(Mage)] ? [TalentTree#player = Text(Frost)] ? [HasAura(Frostbite) | HasAura(Frost Nova) | HasAura(Freeze)] ? Text(Frozen):Color(3333FF)]

Trouble · 03/22/08, 4:46 PM

Is it possible to detect whether there's oils on your weapon with DogTags?

Beska · 03/22/08, 6:43 PM

Originally Posted by Trouble

Is it possible to detect whether there's oils on your weapon with DogTags?

I don't think so. They're not actual buffs are they? You can't see them when they're on other players, so I don't think DogTag can 'see' it.

Trouble · 03/22/08, 7:05 PM

Yeah they're not auras, it's a weapon enchant I think.

Sapo · 03/23/08, 8:26 AM

Is there a way to make a dogtag which shows my current +Spelldmg or AP?

Ele' · 03/23/08, 3:40 PM

How to use your current Spell/Healing power using DogTags
As promised a while ago, here is the code of the custom lua file I made to use my spellpower in dogTags. You have to create a new Spellpower.lua file in the Modules folder of the lib, and add it in the lib.xml file.

This file can be found here.

When this is done, you can use the following new tag:

[SpellPower(x)]

Where x can have the following values:
0 - Healing
1 - Physical
2 - Holy
3 - Fire
4 - Nature
5 - Frost
6 - Shadow
7 - Arcane

Example:

[[MissingMP#player:IsGreater([[SpellPower(6):Mult(0.8):Add(580)]:Mult(1.2)])?Text(TAP)]

For simplicity's sake, here is the content of Spellpower.lua:

local MAJOR_VERSION = "LibDogTag-2.0"
local MINOR_VERSION = tonumber(("$Revision: 60184 $"):match("%d+")) or 0

if MINOR_VERSION > _G.DogTag_MINOR_VERSION then
	_G.DogTag_MINOR_VERSION = MINOR_VERSION
end

DogTag_funcs[#DogTag_funcs+1] = function()

local L = DogTag.L

DogTag:AddTag("SpellPower", {
	function(data)
		local arg = tonumber(data.arg)
		if (arg < 0 or arg > 7) then
			return [[value = nil]]
		elseif (arg == 0) then
			return [[value = GetSpellBonusHealing()]]
		else
			return [[value = GetSpellBonusDamage(${arg})]]
		end
	end,
	ret = "number;nil",
	arg = "number;string;nil",
	value = "number;string;nil",
	events = "UNIT_INVENTORY_CHANGED",
	globals = "GetSpellBonusDamage;GetSpellBonusHealing",
	doc = L["Returns the raw spell damage bonus of the player for a given spell tree."],
	example = '[SpellPower(6)] => 1200',
	category = L["Miscellaneous"]
})

end

shii · 03/23/08, 4:29 PM

Originally Posted by Trouble

This is just a very simple one I made for displaying the number of scorch stacks on a target.

[[Class#player = Text(Mage)] ? HasAura(Fire Vulnerability) ? NumAura(Fire Vulnerability):Color(00FF00)]

Will it display scorch-debuffs applied by other players or is there an option to only display your own? Would be useful with deadly poison for rogues!

badMonkey · 03/23/08, 5:14 PM

I use DogTags for my dots & debuffs on the target (i'm playing a rogue):

[ Outline ][ HasAura(Deadly Poison VIII) ? Text( [Green] [ NumAura(DeadlyPoison VIII]xDP) ]
[ HasAura(Rupture) ? Text([Red]R) ]

I have yellow letters for each stun, red letters for each bleedeffect and green letters for poison with the amount of stacks). It displays all stacks of Deadly Poison, but it's ok because I'm playing with a combat-sword build so I don't really care about the number of DP stacks. I'm currently "on the road" with my notebook so I'll post a screenshot later.

I'd like to see the stun/dot duration since I only see the letter and I have to keep an eye on it to recognize if it fades.Is that possible?

(e)
I forgot to mention that I disabled the PitBull Auras because it's useless for me to see the mage/warlock/druid and so on debuffs.

(ee)
I use DogTags also for Sunder Armor and Lacerate, to see when I can start dps :>

[ Outline ][ HasAura(Sunder Armor) ? Text ( [Fuchsia][NumAura(SunderArmor]xSA ) ]
[ Outline ][ HasAura(Lacerate) ? Text ( [Cyan][NumAura(Lacerate]xL ) ]

(Since there is no "Sunder-Armor"-like stacking Protection Paladin debuff and I can DPS with a tank paladin immediately I have no DogTag for Paladins)

Sapo · 03/23/08, 7:05 PM

Originally Posted by Ele'

How to use your current Spell/Healing power using DogTags
As promised a while ago, here is the code of the custom lua file I made to use my spellpower in dogTags. You have to create a new Spellpower.lua file in the Modules folder of the lib, and add it in the lib.xml file.

This file can be found here.

When this is done, you can use the following new tag:

[SpellPower(x)]

Where x can have the following values:
0 - Healing
1 - Physical
2 - Holy
3 - Fire
4 - Nature
5 - Frost
6 - Shadow
7 - Arcane

Example:

[[MissingMP#player:IsGreater([[SpellPower(6):Mult(0.8):Add(580)]:Mult(1.2)])?Text(TAP)]

For simplicity's sake, here is the content of Spellpower.lua:

local MAJOR_VERSION = "LibDogTag-2.0"
local MINOR_VERSION = tonumber(("$Revision: 60184 $"):match("%d+")) or 0

if MINOR_VERSION > _G.DogTag_MINOR_VERSION then
	_G.DogTag_MINOR_VERSION = MINOR_VERSION
end

DogTag_funcs[#DogTag_funcs+1] = function()

local L = DogTag.L

DogTag:AddTag("SpellPower", {
	function(data)
		local arg = tonumber(data.arg)
		if (arg < 0 or arg > 7) then
			return [[value = nil]]
		elseif (arg == 0) then
			return [[value = GetSpellBonusHealing()]]
		else
			return [[value = GetSpellBonusDamage(${arg})]]
		end
	end,
	ret = "number;nil",
	arg = "number;string;nil",
	value = "number;string;nil",
	events = "UNIT_INVENTORY_CHANGED",
	globals = "GetSpellBonusDamage;GetSpellBonusHealing",
	doc = L["Returns the raw spell damage bonus of the player for a given spell tree."],
	example = '[SpellPower(6)] => 1200',
	category = L["Miscellaneous"]
})

end

I put that spellpower.lua in the Modules folder and add in in the lib.xml but when I use [SpellPower(6)] I get the message that this is an Unknown Tag. What I'm making wrong?