A World of Warcraft addon that provides various minor quality of life changes.

1. Configuration
2. Achievement Tracker Cleaner
   • Usage
3. Announce Target
   • Usage
   • Command Arguments
   • Destinations
   • SubDestinations
4. Auto Confirm
   • Usage
   • Command Arguments
5. Middle Marker
   • Usage
6. Quiet Mode
   • Usage
   • Command Arguments
7. Summoning Mounts & Battle Pets
   • Usage
   • Command Arguments
8. Volume Cycler
   • Usage
   • Command Arguments

All configuration is available on a per account or per character basis.
Turning per character settings on or off is only possible through the in-game configuration window.
Most configuration options present in the in-game configuration window are also available through slash commands.

Use the command /qol to quickly open the in-game configuration window.

When using per character settings, Slash Commands only affect the current character's settings.
See the feature's details for more information on the corresponding slash commands.

Individual features are only enabled/disabled via the in-game configuration window.
Certain features are disabled by default to avoid potential conflicts with other addons and to avoid unwanted behavior.

Feature enabling is affected by the per character setting.

Say you wanted Volume Cycler enabled on only one character and not others. On the character you wanted it enabled, you would make sure the setting "USE CHARACTER SPECIFIC SETTINGS" is checked. Then you would scroll down to Volume Cycler and make sure the setting "Feature enabled" is checked.

Features not mentioned in this section have no additional configuration associated with them

Auto Confirm's in-game configuration consists of four checkboxes. One to toggle on/off the report that is shown at player logon and on reload. And three to toggle on/off the ability to automatically confirm equipping different items. One for Refundable items, one for Tradeable items, and one for "Bind on Equip" items.

Middle Marker's in-game configuration consists of five sliders. Three sliders to control the Red, Green, and Blue values of the line color. One slider to control the line opacity. And one slider to control the line thickness. Each slider also has a corresponding input field to manually enter a desired value between 0 and 100, inclusive.

Quiet Mode's in-game configuration consists of three checkboxes. One to toggle on/off the report that is shown at player logon and on reload. And two to toggle on/off the ability to automatically decline certain requests. One for decling Party Invites, and one for declining Duel Requests.

Summoning Mounts & Battle Pets' in-game configuration consists of three checkboxes. One to toggle on/off the report that is shown at player logon and on reload. And two to toggle on/off the favorite restriction for different summons. One for mounts, and one for battle pets.

Volume Cycler's in-game configuration consists of a single input field. A list of preset volume percentages that you will be able to cycle through, in the order in which they are entered.

Exactly what it says on the tin: Cleans the in-game achievement tracker by untracking completed achievements.

Ever run into the issue of trying to track an achievement and get the message that you can only track 10 achievements at a time? And you only see 6 achievements being tracked?
That means there's completed achievements that the game, for whatever reason, did not auto untrack.
This removes those hidden, but still tracked completed achievements from the tracker.

Untracking completed achievements occurs at every player login, on reload, and on every achievement earned.
Manual execution is not needed, but is available.
If you want to trigger the cleaning manually, run the command /qol atc

Each completed achievement that is untracked will be printed to the chat window on its own line with a link to the achievement.
The last line will print the total number of achievements untracked.

Output Format:

Stopped tracking <achievement link>
<num achievements removed> completed achievements untracked.

Example Output:

Stopped tracking [Field Photographer]
Stopped tracking [Northern Explorer]
Stopped tracking [Glory of the Hero]
3 completed achievements untracked.

Allows you to quickly send your current target's life percentage and location to the designated chat.
Does not trigger automatically; use the command /qol at to trigger the message. See below on how to use the optional arguments for the different chat destinations.

Personally, I put the command /qol at in a macro and keep it on my bars and click it to let other players know that a rare is up.

** Important: Because of WoW's api limitations, the coordinates used in the report and for the map pin are the player's current coordinates when the message is triggered.

The command /qol at w will announce your targets life and location through a whisper to yourself.

I also put this command in a rare targetting macro to let myself know a rare has spawned when I'm idly rare camping.

Output Format:

<target name> [<target life percentage>] near (<player coords>) <map pin>

Example Output:

Vyragosa [Health 53%] near (51.4, 70.8) [Map Pin Location]

All Announce Target slash commands begin with /qol at.
Additional command arguments are separated by whitespace.
subDestination is only available after specifying a destination.

Command Format: /qol at [optional: destination [optional: subDestination]]

Running the comand with no optional arguments sends the target information to the first available chat channel. The command /qol at is equivalent to /qol at c 1.

SubDestinations are only available when using whisper and channel Destinations.

The subDestination for any whisper command is the name of the player you want to send the target information.
Simply using the command /qol at w without a subDestination will send the target information to yourself in a whisper.
The command /qol at w <player name> will send the target information to the specified player.

The subDestination for any channel is the number for that channel.
Simply using the command /qol at c without a subDestination or /qol at without either a destination or subDestination sends the target information to the first available channel (channel 1).

Automatically clicks the confirmation button on the popup that shows when attempting to equip items that are still Refundable, Tradeable, or items that are "Bind on Equip".
Functionality can be toggled on or off.
Current state of functionality is reported at player login and on reload.

Functionality is turned off by default.

Command Format: /qol ac
Executing this command without the optional subargument will toggle the functionality on or off for all items.
The output will be printed to the chat window and will either be

Automatically confirming to equip Refundable, Tradeable, and "Bind on Equip" items.

or

Manual confirmation required to equip Refundable, Tradeable, and "Bind on Equip" items.

All Auto Confirm slash commands begin with /qol ac.
Additional command arguments are separated by whitespace.

Command Format: /qol ac [optional: feature]

Running the comand with no optional arguments toggles the functionality for all items.

Creates lines demarcating the vertical and horizontal middles of the game window.
Four (4) lines are created along the top, left, right, and bottom of the screen.
Each line begins at the edge of the screen pointing towards the center of the screen.

Lines are hidden by default.

Command Format: /qol mm
Executing this command will toggle the visibility of the lines.
No text is printed to the chat window.

There are five sliders to control the percentages of the line's appearance settings.
Three for the color values: Red, Green, and Blue.
One for the opacity. And one for the line thickness.
Each slider goes from 0 to 100, along with the corresponding input fields.

All five values are percentages.

If you can't get the value just right via sliders, you can manually enter the desired value into the corresponding input field to the right of the slider.

Example Settings

Fully opaque, red lines, covering the edges of the screen:
Red = 100, Green = 0, Blue = 0, Opacity = 100, Thickness = 100

Semi-transparent, purple, very thin lines:
Red = 40, Green = 0, Blue = 100, Opacity = 50, Thickness = 0.3

Automatically declines party invites and duel requests.
Functionality can be toggled on or off.
Current state of functionality is reported at player login and on reload.

Functionality is turned off by default.

Command Format: /qol qm
Executing this command without the optional subargument will toggle the functionality on or off for all requests.
The output will be printed to the chat window and will either be

Automatically declining Party Invites and Duel Requests.

or

Manual confirmation required for Party Invites and Duel Requests.

When a party invite is declined this way the output reads

Declined Party Invite from <player name>

When a duel request is declined this way the output reads

Declined Duel Request from <player name>

All Quiet Mode slash commands begin with /qol qm.
Additional command arguments are separated by whitespace.

Command Format: /qol qm [optional: feature]

Running the comand with no optional arguments toggles the functionality for all items.

Pretty much exactly what the title says: allows you to summon Mounts and Battle Pets.
Battle Pet summoning is based soley on whether you are choosing to summon favorited pets.
Mount summoning is based on current location and riding skill, and whether you are choosing to summon a favorited mount:

• Only ground mounts will be summoned in places you cannot fly, even if you have leanred the flying skill.
  • Special mounts like the Heirloom Chauffeur and Qiriaji Battle Tanks will be summoned as well when their respective conditions are met.
• Only flying mounts will be summoned in places you can fly, only when you have learned the flying skill.
• Water mounts will be summoned when in/under water.
  • WoW doesn't have a native way to detect when you are at the surface of the water, and what I came up with works, but is a little finicky, so if you want a non-water mount when you come up but are still in water, all you have to do is jump once or twice.

If the favorites option is turned on, you must have a qualifying mount set as favorite or no mount will be summoned.

Current state of summoning is reported at player logon and on reload.

The logon/reload report is turned off by default.
Battle Pet summoning being restricted to favorites is turned off by default.
Mount summoning being restricted to favorites is turned off by default.

Command Format: /qol smn
Executing this command will summon a random battle pet, and cause you to dismount or mount.
Executing this command with certain optional arguments will only summon a mount, or a battle pet, or toggle the favorite restriction.
Commands that toggle the favorite setting have output printed to the chat window.

Example Command:

/qol smn m on

Example Output:

Only appropriate and favorited mounts will be summoned.

Additionally, a message is printed to the chat window when trying to summon a favorite mount and no qualifying favorite mount is available.
For example, if you tried to summon a favorite flying mount with no flying mount favorited you would see the message:

No favorited mount available for flying.

All Summoning slash commands begin with /qol smn.
Additional command arguments are separated by whitespace.

Command Format: /qol smn [optional: summonType [optional: state]]

Optional argument state is only used when preceded by the optional arguement summonType.
Running the command with NO optional arguments summons both a Battle Pet and a Mount.
Running the command with the optional argument summonType, but without the optional argument state, summons only the specified type.

Allows you to cycle the master volume of the game through a list of preset values.

The default values are 80%, 20%, and 5%.
No limit is set on the number of preset values you can enter, but it is suggested you keep the list small to allow for quicker cycling

Also allows you to quickly set the master volume of the game to any percentage from 0 through 100.

Command Format: /qol vc Executing this command will set the in-game master volume to the next preset in the list.
If the last preset is reached, Volume Cycler will begin again at the start of the list.
The new volume setting is reported via the chat window.

Master Volume set to 20%.

If you want to change the in-game volume to a level not currently in the configurable preset list, you can execute the command /qol vc with the optional argument.
The slash command for Volume Cycler only looks for the first available optional argument. Any additional arguments are ignored.

Command Format

/qol vc <custom volume percentage>

Example Command

/qol vc 46

Example Output

Master Volume set to 46%.