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Originally Posted by illuminary3
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Hey Mirox,
Can't wait for the new release!
Was wondering if spawn timers are on your radar at all? How about spells cast on you? (for example a cleric casting Reso on you, or a necro casting DMF on you). Also i have 0 coding knowledge but is there any possibility of setting up audio triggers for when things spawn, wear off, you're interrupted, invis wears off, etc? Currently I'm using GINA and nprase so i can have audio triggers but nparse is so crazy convenient I'd love to ditch GINA.
Love your work and appreciate your contribution to the community!
edit: another thought is is there a way to create multiple windows for different types of spells? say CC, Debuff and dots, buffs all having separate windows?
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Thanks!
You can already make spawn timers, but they aren't auto. Right-click on the map and create a spawn timer. There is no audible alert yet though. I am hoping to update this, but it won't be in the next release. I need to think of the best way to make auto spawn timers -- since the location is rarely where you actually kill a thing.
Spells cast on you will be up to the individual to add with custom timer. I cannot tell the level of the caster that is casting the spell. There are so so so many spell effects, and some have the same text, so it would be hard for me to implement a system to do this, and if I did, it would require a lot of parsing for a single line.
Dev branch has a huge amount of QOL updates in progress (full custom triggers like GINA, text alerts, tts, audio alerts, auto profiles, easier window management). I am trying my best to get it finished and I am about 95% done with the coding, but I am just one person and I am doing this with what little free time I have. There is still a ton of testing to do before I can do a stable release.
I would say future changes would include map updates and a way to create more than 1 window (especially for text alerts), but that is not going to make the next release.