43 - Make units grouping/sort order customizable (through the code/options)
Here is the general idea: having party/raid/MT/MA is not enough. It would be great if I'll be able to create groups like "mana users", "melee", "Peter, John and Mary". What for? For example I (as a RL) want to see how much mana each healer have atm. I use RDX for that, but it'll be much better for me to just write a module that will provide grouping/sorting and will utilize frame painting and other logic. More that that, as a healer I want to create special look and feel for my healing assignment that can be different than list of MTs.
| User | When | Change |
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| Anadale | Jan 09, 2009 at 22:40 UTC | Create |
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Anadale Jan 11, 2009 at 08:56 UTC - 0 likesActually if this will be implemented we can get rid of RDX :) Ckknight, if you'll need my help on coding this - I'll be glad to help. It's better then doing my own addon to show mana which I was planning to do :)
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essmene Jan 10, 2009 at 14:31 UTC - 0 likesBut it will be spec dependent.
For example the Shamans. Ele -> caster / enh -> melee / resto -> healer
So before hybrids can be sorted into a group (Druid, Paladin, Shaman, Priest), i think their spec needs to be pulled individually and then their role can be classified.
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Shefki Jan 10, 2009 at 06:26 UTC - 0 likesHas my vote. Would allow something like Dynamis Layout like Grid has.
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ckknight Jan 10, 2009 at 00:25 UTC - 0 likeshmm... could be cool, it's doable, too.
You could make custom groups for e.g. SHAMAN,ROGUE,WARRIOR,DEATHKNIGHT, call that the melee group.
Hmm... this gives me a good idea on how to handle raid frames in general to be more handled in a more modular fashion.