WowAce

Is this still useful?

 Played around getting this working in 7.2.5

As Celebrin says below you replace reducedLagTolerance  with SpellQueueWindow  in the main .lua

Also relpace maxSpellStartRecoveryOffset with SpellQueueWindow as tehy seem to have merged

 

Lastly comment out line 79,80

78	if GetCVar("SpellQueueWindow ") ~= tostring(1) then
79	--	currentSetting = 400
80	--  else
81		currentSetting = GetCVar("SpellQueueWindow")

to show what the current CVar is type

 /dump GetCVar("SpellQueueWindow") 

 

to manually change it type

/console SpellQueueWindow 250

 (250 was pre 7.2.5 default, now it's 400)

Replace reducedLagTolerance with SpellQueueWindow in the main .lua file to make this work again.

If you are getting an error message that looks something like this when you left-click the label:

1x LDB-LagTolerance\LDB-LagTolerance-1.4-Release.lua:90: attempt to perform arithmetic on upvalue 'currentPing' (a string value)
LDB-LagTolerance\LDB-LagTolerance-1.4-Release.lua:90: in function `UpdateText'
LDB-LagTolerance\LDB-LagTolerance-1.4-Release.lua:50: in function <LDB-LagTolerance\LDB-LagTolerance.lua:40>

Add this code right after function addon:UpdateText()

 currentPing = select(4, GetNetStats()) or 0

So it looks like this:

function addon:UpdateText()
 currentPing = select(4, GetNetStats()) or 0
 if currentSetting == nil or currentPing == nil then
  self:RefreshCurrent()
 end

"Tbh: it is entirely possible that this setting has no perceivable effect at all. Might as well be like “better cables” for digital audio connections."

Actually, it is visible:

1. Put lag tolerance to zero,

2. Use mouse wheel up/down for a casted skill, roll up/down the mouse wheel and you will notice "failed" starts within the GCD.

3. Adjust lag tolerance to good values, and the "failed starts" are greatly diminished.

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Also mentioning that I got a error on startup pertaining to Ace3-timer thingy missing. Installing Ace3 libs fixed it.

any chance to have a no-lib version?

May I ask exactly what lag tolerance is defined as, and why one would need to see it? Not trying to sound dismissive, I'm just curious.

This is a very interesting addon, I was looking for something like this.
I'll give it a try.