Add default blizzard action bars?
GreyFoxGer opened this issue ยท 5 comments
Is there a way to add an default blizzard action bars, to be able to stop spell book icon glowing? Like it dominos or bt4 does
you can now use blizzard bars alongside neuron bars which i guess should handle this use case
dominos and bartender use the same action slot mechanism that blizzard bars use, while neuron works in a completely different way, this is probably as good as it's going to get without limiting neurons flexibility
I'd like to note that Macaroon had the ability to change the button type of any particular individual button on a Macaroon bar from macro button to Blizzard button, so you could simply change button type to Blizzard button and then everything would work the way Blizzard programmed it. This was never implemented when Macaroon was rewritten as Ion, unfortunately, even though I made heavy use of it on some characters. My point is that just being able to not disable the original action bars is not technically as good as it can get.
I'm not making a feature request with this comment; just pointing out a possibility so it's not lost.
yes, actually that is still done. it's how vehicles/possession/etc work. the blizzard bars are sort of projected onto the neuron bars.
the problem isn't really technical, it's ux. neuron bars are basically infinitely flexible while blizzard bars are limited to their 8 or 10 bars of 12 buttons each.
so deciding which neuron buttons correspond to which blizzard buttons isn't an obvious 1:1 mapping. at least it's not apparent to me how to accomplish a nice ux for this without limiting neurons flexibility
the problem isn't really technical, it's ux. neuron bars are basically infinitely flexible while blizzard bars are limited to their 8 or 10 bars of 12 buttons each.
I think you misunderstood what I said if you're saying that. Macaroon could change individual buttons in its unlimited bars to Blizzard buttons. Macaroon's code still exists if you wanted to check out how that works. Changing a button's type was just a matter of cycling through the types of buttons in the button editor.
Blizzard buttons in Macaroon allowed you to drag spells onto those particular buttons during combat, as an example of one feature enabled by using them. I personally kept buttons that I didn't need to use as macros as Blizzard buttons, then changed them to macro buttons when I needed to edit them.