The WotLK tailoring "enchants" do not display useful tooltips.
Elberet opened this issue · 5 comments
Wrath added several recipes to the tailoring profession that work much like enchanting recipes: select recipe, click the 'craft' button to get a targeting cursor, then click the tailor's cloak or pants to apply a profession-specific unique enchantment.
Affected recipes:
- https://www.wowhead.com/wotlk/spell=55769/darkglow-embroidery
- https://www.wowhead.com/wotlk/spell=55642/lightweave-embroidery
- https://www.wowhead.com/wotlk/spell=55777/swordguard-embroidery
- https://www.wowhead.com/wotlk/spell=56034/masters-spellthread
- https://www.wowhead.com/wotlk/spell=56039/sanctified-spellthread
The right part of the Skillet window shows the required reagents, but since the recipe does not actually create an item, the icon does not have any tooltip whatsoever:
While minor, this forces slightly forgetful tailors like myself to constantly look up Master's and Sanctified Spellthread whenever they receive new pants! Truly a tragedy! 😢
I haven't started leveling my tailor in Wrath yet so I'll need your help to fix this. First, it looks to me that you are not using the enUS client. What is your locale? Just to be sure, what version of Skillet-Classic?
I need you to mouse over each of these recipes in the Skillet-Classic recipe list, take a screenshot, and upload it here. Also upload your global saved variables file, Skillet-Classic.lua. You will have to zip the file or add a .txt extension as github doesn't allow .lua extensions.
I may need you to enable Skillet-Classic's debugging but I'll decide that after I see the above.
Edit: When you mouse over these 5 recipes, I believe they will only show a spellID at the bottom and the itemID will be missing or 0. If it is either one of these values, I don't need the screenshot. If the itemID is something else, then please upload the screenshot.
Please type "/skillet warnshow on", "/skillet debuglogging on", "/skillet tabledump on", and "/skillet debuglevel 4" and let me know if you get any Warnings from Skillet-Classic.
This will enable Skillet-Classic's debug output which is saved to the character specific saved variables file Skillet-Classic.lua. It is written out when you logoff or "/reload". It has a minimum impact on performance and the saved output is limited so you can leave it enabled. I may need to enable a few more debug statements but I'll let you know.