The DogTags 3.0 Thread - Page 37

supplicium · 02/07/09, 3:42 PM

Originally Posted by Sapped

I'm lookin for a bit of help here, folks. Is there a dogtag that can check for certain mechanics(in particular, i'm trying to find out if my target is Bleeding).
-thanks

Something like

(if HasAura("Rend") or if HasAura("<bleed effect1>") or if HasAura("<Bleed effect2>") then "Bleeding":Red end)

Something like that should work. Replace the bleed effect with what ever bleeds there are. and the "bleeding" with what ever you want it to display, and Red with what ever color you want.
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Sapped · 02/07/09, 8:52 PM

Originally Posted by supplicium

Something like

(if HasAura("Rend") or if HasAura("<bleed effect1>") or if HasAura("<Bleed effect2>") then "Bleeding":Red end)

Something like that should work. Replace the bleed effect with what ever bleeds there are. and the "bleeding" with what ever you want it to display, and Red with what ever color you want.
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Ah, thanks. I was aware that you could scan for such buffs, i was wondering if i could find something more along the lines of the (functioning) "HasPoisonDebuff" tag, however.

Thanks!
Now to find get a list of all the bleeds out there D:

sanny · 02/08/09, 12:43 PM

I need a dogtag that shows my level, unless I'm casting, then it is to show the casting time. I tried using the standard cast time dogtag, [if not CastStopDuration then
Concatenate('+', CastDelay:Round(1):Hide(0)):Red ' ' [CastEndDuration >= 0 ? '%.1f':Format(CastEndDuration)]
end], and then add "else level" in the end, but no luck, I just got a syntax error.

Aximous · 02/13/09, 1:45 PM

Is anyone aware of some addon that'll let me place dogtags on any location of the screen? I used to use mHud and statblocks_dogtag, but mHud's dogtag module is broken and couldn't find any working version of statblocks_dogtag.

B-Dawg · 02/18/09, 2:59 PM

Originally Posted by Zerchi

This was neat so I did a little modification of this using the spell icons for each spell instead of text (although I didn't keep the duration stuff but that would be easy enough for someone to add back in).

[if HasAura("Freezing Trap Effect") then
     "Interface/Icons/Spell_Frost_ChainsOfIce":Icon
     else
     if HasAura("Polymorph") then
     "Interface/Icons/Spell_Nature_Polymorph":Icon
     else
     if HasAura("Sap") then
     "Interface/Icons/Ability_Sap":Icon
     else
     if HasAura("Gouge") then
     "Interface/Icons/Ability_Gouge":Icon
     else
     if HasAura("Seduce") then
     "Interface/Icons/Spell_Shadow_MindSteal":Icon
     else
     if HasAura("Banish") then
     "Interface/Icons/Spell_Shadow_Cripple":Icon
     else
     if HasAura("Fear") then
     "Interface/Icons/Spell_Shadow_PsychicScream":Icon
     else
     if HasAura("Howl of Terror") then
     "Interface/Icons/Spell_Shadow_DeathScream":Icon
     else
     if HasAura("Intimidating Shout") then
     "Interface/Icons/Ability_GolemThunderClap":Icon
     else
     if HasAura("Entangling Roots") then
     "Interface/Icons/Spell_Nature_StrangleVines":Icon
     else
     if HasAura("Cyclone") then
     "Interface/Icons/Spell_Nature_Cyclone":Icon
     else
     if HasAura("Hibernate") then
     "Interface/Icons/Spell_Nature_Sleep":Icon
     else
     if HasAura("Psychic Scream") then
     "Interface/Icons/Spell_Shadow_PsychicScream":Icon
     else
     if HasAura("Blind") then
     "Interface/Icons/Spell_Shadow_MindSteal":Icon
     else
     if HasAura("Repentance") then
     "Interface/Icons/Spell_Holy_PrayerOfHealing":Icon
     else
     if HasAura("Shackle Undead") then
    "Interface/Icons/Spell_Nature_Slow":Icon
end]

I'm trying to get this to work for Flame Shock, I have...

[if HasAura("Flame Shock") then
"Interface/Icons/Spell_Fire_FlameShock":Icon
end]

which should work, but when I Flame Shock my target all that apears is "...". Do I need to import a flame shock icon into a folder or something?

Ishtara · 02/18/09, 3:53 PM

You looked at the directory in the dogtag correct?

Yes, you need to modify your interface directory.

Or, if you are using Pitbull, ignore the dogtag all together and just filter your auras to only show your own debuffs on your target.

Houseplant · 02/18/09, 7:07 PM

I am looking for help with creating a DogTag that when someone goes AFK or DND it just shows them as being AFK or DND without how long they have been so.

B-Dawg · 02/18/09, 7:51 PM

Originally Posted by Ishtara

You looked at the directory in the dogtag correct?

Yes, you need to modify your interface directory.

Or, if you are using Pitbull, ignore the dogtag all together and just filter your auras to only show your own debuffs on your target.

Sorry, I'm a dogtag noob :\ So with the code I'm using, pitbull is looking for an icon image in a folder called "icons" in the interface directory? Just trying to figure out for future reference, I'm taking your advice and just filtering for my own debuffs on the target frame.

Ishtara · 02/19/09, 12:32 PM

Originally Posted by B-Dawg

Sorry, I'm a dogtag noob :\ So with the code I'm using, pitbull is looking for an icon image in a folder called "icons" in the interface directory? Just trying to figure out for future reference, I'm taking your advice and just filtering for my own debuffs on the target frame.

Yes, you are correct. And good choice on debuffs.

lombie · 02/23/09, 5:28 PM

i was wondering if there is a way to make a tag which shows in coming heals, did anyone tried this before?

grymwish · 02/24/09, 10:29 PM

Can Dogtags (or can someone point me in the right direction) be modified show a color change or glow for mobs targeting you?

Ive tried Aloft. The mob bar will glow to tell me I have aggro ONLY when I have that mob targeted. Can Dogtags show some from of aggro indication even when you havent targeted that mob?

IE The raid pulled 20 aboms and you want to know which ones are targeting you by just looking at their tag without having to tab target through each Abom.

Aeshai · 03/15/09, 9:49 PM

I am looking for some dog-tags that work similar to the crowd control tag I have seen featured here. Bascially, instead of showing all the debuff auras on a raid frame, I would like my tag to say something like Magic Debuff or Disease, so I can quickly use my mouse over macro to cure or dispell. Is anyone able to help me?

Micah · 03/19/09, 3:24 PM

Originally Posted by Aeshai

I am looking for some dog-tags that work similar to the crowd control tag I have seen featured here. Bascially, instead of showing all the debuff auras on a raid frame, I would like my tag to say something like Magic Debuff or Disease, so I can quickly use my mouse over macro to cure or dispell. Is anyone able to help me?

I use the following on my raid frames:

[Outline][(if (Class("player") = "Mage") then
    (if HasCurseDebuff then
        "CURSE":Color("8000FF")
    end)
elseif (Class("player") = "Shaman") then
    (if HasAura("Fel Rage") then
        "HEAL":Color("FF0000")
    elseif (HasCurseDebuff or HasDiseaseDebuff or HasPoisonDebuff) then
        "CURE":Color("FF0000") (if HasCurseDebuff then
            " C":Color("8000FF")
        end) (if HasDiseaseDebuff then
            " D":Color("8C2600")
        end) (if HasPoisonDebuff then
            " P":Color("00FF00")
        end)
    end)
end)]

Basically, if on my mage, it will show a big purple "CURSE" over the raidmember who has the curse. If on my shaman, it will show "CURE" in red if it has any curse/disease/poison, followed by the type of debuff as a single letter. Purple "C" for curse, brown "D" for disease, and green "P" for poison. That dogtag also has some custom Bloodboil code reminding me which target has Fel Rage which you probably dont need.

Kuthumii · 03/19/09, 7:14 PM

[Outline][(if HasAura("Fury of the Five Flights") then
"FotFF":Yellow
end)]

Is it possible to make this tag show the stack number next to the "FotFF"?

supplicium · 03/20/09, 1:07 AM

(if HasAura("Fury of the Five Flights") then
NumAura("Fury of the Five Flights")
end)

add that to your dogtag.