Track item effect
Himuraken opened this issue ยท 3 comments
You can add this effect, granted you are brave enough to edit the source code.
I will give you the steps to do so, but you have to know 3 things;
- the effect may overlap with existing effects, so it may get confusing depending on other effects that already exist
- I haven't tested the code because I don't have this trinket myself
- this code shall be reset when you download an update of the addon, in which case you will need to re-do these steps
The goal is pretty simple: edit the addon source code (with a text editor like VS Code, or even Notepad), save the modified file, and reload the addon (e.g., reload UI, log out / log in, etc.)
You will need to edit the source code of the class you're playing with. If you have the trinket on multiple characters, simply edit as many files as needed.
The source code is in the addon folder, in WoW/Interface/AddOns/SpellActivationOverlay
All modifications happen in the registerClass
function of each class.
Druid
You must edit classes\druid.lua
and add this line inside registerClass
:
self:RegisterAura("healing_trance", 0, 60512, "natures_grace", "Left + Right (Flipped)", 1, 255, 255, 255, true);
Paladin
You must edit classes\paladin.lua
and add this line inside registerClass
:
self:RegisterAura("healing_trance", 0, 60513, "natures_grace", "Left + Right (Flipped)", 1, 255, 255, 255, true);
Priest
You must edit classes\priest.lua
and add this line inside registerClass
:
self:RegisterAura("healing_trance", 0, 60514, "natures_grace", "Left + Right (Flipped)", 1, 255, 255, 255, true);
Shaman
You must edit classes\shaman.lua
and add this line inside registerClass
:
self:RegisterAura("healing_trance", 0, 60515, "natures_grace", "Left + Right (Flipped)", 1, 255, 255, 255, true);
PS. even though all the above lines look the same, there is one thing that differs for each class: the spell ID (druid is 60512, paladin is 60513, etc.)
Coming a bit late, but this has been implemented as a separate spell alert, similar to Mage's Clearcasting effect.