Chatter
Chatter is a comprehensive, lightweight, mega-configurable chat enhancement addon. It supports a whole bunch of stuff, including:
- Hiding buttons
- Custom aliases for channel names
- Coloring of player names by class or deterministic HSV formula, and player levels next to names
- Custom font and font size for your chat frames
- Custom background, border, and positioning for the edit box
- Option to let the edit box border color match the color of the channel you are typing in
- Channel colors remembered by name, rather than by number
- Scrolling your chat frames with the mouse wheel.
- Sticky channels, configurable
- Ability to copy a chat frame's contents to your clipboard
- Ability to copy URLs to your clipboard
- Ability to customize the background and border of your chat frames
- Timestamps
- A /tt command to send a tell to your target
- A module that turns the word "invite" into clickable links that let you invite the speaker.
- Highlights both for custom keywords in specific channels
- Chat fading toggles
- Text justification
- Autologging (Off by default)
- Alt linking
- Much larger and smaller chat frames than default
- A Groupsay (/gr) command to talk to your group, whether that's battleground, raid, or party.
- Chat Tab look-n-feel modifications
- Paging through chat tabs with the scroll wheel
So basically.. I am using v1.2.1 with the PlayerNames.lua module from the 1.1.2 version. Hope this works for you too.
Example
[Annihilate] has logged on (Correct)
[Annihilat] has logged on (Current)
its totally fucked up...
As many reported Names gets cut of, no more Timestamps, no more use of /gr, no more
scrolling up and down between lines you have written...
Example:
[Toonname] has logged on. (Before)
[Toonnam] has logged on. (Now)
This is a bit of a bother due to, I am one of the people who sees that and am like, "Oh, my friend has logged on. *clicks name in chatbox*" ...But seeing as there is no character named Toonnam, it tries to /w someone that doesn't exist. I mean this isn't an OMG CRITICAL problem, but none the less, it is quite annoying.
Not that it's a huge deal, but the chattab function doesn't save after logging.
i have mine hidden, box is still checked but they're there. uncheck and check they go away until you log in again. i'll file a bug with it tomorrow when i can think a bit more clearly and post all the full details with it
When you hold shift and click on a name in the chat to view thier info, if the persons name is more than 10 characters, Chatter will not list it. In other words, it only shows 10 characters. This makes it hard to invite people when doing ALT + click.
Other than that, Im satisfied with it. One other thing, is there any way to adjust the height of the edit box? With Blizz new changes, the edit box is quite thinner than in 3.3.3.
Thanks...
I edited the channelnames.lua file so it would format the bnet whispers to be in the same fashion as regular whispers added @ line 33
Added @ line 179
And added the localization to the enUS.lua file @ line 81
Default UI added "R" for Chat Whisper and "Shift+R" for Re-Whisper now.
I also don't get class coloring except for /who and Guild channels.
I haven't been able to isolate my problems to chatter, or cellular, but my reply keybind "R" usually does not work.
Also, player names are working for guild chat, but no other channels are showing the colors.