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2 local todo = [[
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3 - When using slash command to go directly to a tab, accept additional arguments
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4 and let the tab decide how to interpret them. (For starters, History should
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5 search for a player's name and do the current "magnify" action.)
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6
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7 - Right-clicking the [ouroloot] chat link could do something different than
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8 the current left-clicking. Popup small menu in place?
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9
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10 - Break more methods out into private routines.
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11
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12 - implement ack, then fallback to recording if not ack'd
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13
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14 - Being able to drag rows up and down the main loot grid would be awesome. Coding
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15 that would be likely to drive me batshiat insane.
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16 ]]
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17
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18 local addon = select(2,...)
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19 if addon.NOLOAD then return end
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20
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21 addon.helptree = {
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22 {
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23 value = "about",
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24 text = "About",
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25 },
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26 {
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27 value = "basic",
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28 text = "Basics",
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29 children = {
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30 {
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31 value = "loot",
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32 text = "Loot Entries",
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33 },
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34 {
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35 value = "boss",
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36 text = "Boss Entries",
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37 },
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38 },
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39 },
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40 {
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41 value = "tracking",
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42 text = "Tracking Loot",
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43 children = {
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44 {
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45 value = "enabled",
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46 text = "Full Tracking",
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47 },
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48 {
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49 value = "bcast",
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50 text = "Rebroadcasting",
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51 },
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52 },
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53 },
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54 {
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55 value = "texts",
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56 text = "Generated Texts",
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57 children = {
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58 {
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59 value = "forum",
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60 text = "Forum Markup",
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61 },
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62 {
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63 value = "other",
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64 text = "Other Texts",
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65 },
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66 {
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67 value = "saved",
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68 text = "Saved Texts",
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69 },
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70 },
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71 },
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72 {
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73 value = "history",
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74 text = "History Tab",
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75 },
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76 {
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77 value = "tips",
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78 text = "Handy Tips",
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79 children = {
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80 {
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81 value = "slashies",
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82 text = "Slash Commands",
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83 },
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84 {
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85 value = "prescan",
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86 text = "Prescanning",
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87 },
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88 },
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89 },
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90 {
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91 value = "todo",
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92 text = "TODOs, Bugs, etc",
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93 children = {
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94 {
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95 value = "gotchas",
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96 text = "Gotchas",
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97 },
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98 {
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99 value = "todolist",
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100 text = "TODO/knownbugs",
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101 },
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102 },
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103 },
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104 }
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105
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106 -- Help text. Formatting doesn't matter, but use a blank line to split
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107 -- paragraphs. This file needs to be edited with a text editor that doesn't
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108 -- do anything stupid by placing extra spaces at the end of lines.
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109 do
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110 local replacement_colors = {
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111 ["+"]="|cff30adff", -- blue: right-click options, control panel names
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112 ["<"]="|cff00ff00", -- light green, tab titles and generic highlighting
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113 [">"]="|r" }
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114 local T={}
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115 T.about = [[
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116 Ouro Loot is the fault of Farmbuyer of Ouroboros on US-Kilrogg. Bug reports,
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117 comments, and suggestions are welcome at the project page at curse.com or send
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118 them to <farmbuyer@gmail.com>.
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119 ]]
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120
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121 T.basic = [[
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122 The </ouroloot> (and </loot> by default) command opens this display. The buttons
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123 on the right side control operation and are mostly self-explanatory. Hovering over
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124 things will usually display some additional text in the gray line at the bottom.
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125
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126 Each tab on the left side can additionally create extra contols in the lower right
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127 section (with the same name as the tab).
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128
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129 The first tab on the left side, <Loot>, is where everything goes to and comes
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130 from. Looting events and Deadly Boss Mods notifications go to the <Loot> tab; the
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131 other tabs are all generated from the information in the <Loot> tab.
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132
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133 |cffff335dNote about these Help pages:|r The category "titles" on the left side
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134 have their own help text, in addition to the more specific entries in the expanded
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135 list. Read those first before expanding the categories or you'll miss stuff.
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136 ]]
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137
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138 T.basic_loot = [[
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139 A "loot row" in the first tab has three columns: the item, the recipient, and any
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140 extra notes. The recipient's class icon is displayed by their names, if class
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141 information is available at the time.
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142
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143 <Mouse Hover>
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144
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145 Hovering the mouse over the first column will display the item in a tooltip.
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146
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147 Hovering over the second column will display a tooltip with the loot that person
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148 has received. If they've won more than 10 items, the list is cut off with '...'
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149 at the end; to see the full list, use the right-click +Show only this player> option
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150 instead.
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151
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152 <Right-Click>
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153
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154 Right-clicking a loot row shows a dropdown menu.
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155
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156 Right-clicking in the first or third columns will display options for special
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157 treatment of that loot entry (marking as offspec, etcetera). Using any of those
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158 options will change the text in the third column (which will then affect the text
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159 in the generated tabs, such as forum markup).
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160
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161 Right-clicking in the second column allows you to temporarily remove all other
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162 players from the loot display. Use the reset button in the lower-right corner to
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163 restore the display to normal. The menu also allows you to +reassign> loot from
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164 one player to another; if the new recipient is not in the raid group at the time,
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165 use the +Enter name...> option at the bottom of the list of names to type the
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166 name into a text box. If your raid takes advantage of the ability to trade
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167 soulbound items, you will need to reassign the item here for the generated text
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168 to be factually correct.
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169
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170 See the help screen on "Boss Entries" for the +Insert new boss kill event> option.
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171
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172 <Double-Click>
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173
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174 Double-clicking a loot row in the third ("Notes") column allows you to edit that
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175 field directly. The color of the text will still depend on any +Mark as ___>
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176 actions done to that loot row, whether automatically or by hand.
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177 ]]
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178
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179 T.basic_boss = [[
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180 Boss wipe/kill entries are entirely dependant on Deadly Boss Mods being enabled and
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181 up-to-date. The typical sequence of events for our usual raids goes like this:
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182
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183 We make four or five attempts on Baron Steamroller. As DBM registers that combat
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184 ends, a <wipe> event is entered on the loot display along with the duration of the
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185 fight. If the loot display is opened, the wipes will be visible with a light gray
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186 background.
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187
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188 After reminding the melee dps to move out of fire, we manage to kill
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189 Steamroller. When DBM registers the win, a <kill> event is entered on the display
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190 with a dark gray background.
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191 All previous <wipe>s are removed and collapsed into the <kill> event. The final
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192 <kill> event shows the duration of the successful fight and the number of attempts
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193 needed (or "one-shot" if we're competent).
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194
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195 Sometimes this goes wrong, when DBM misses its own triggers. If DBM does not catch
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196 the start of the boss fight, it can't register the end, so nothing at all is
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197 recorded. If the fight was a win but DBM does not catch the victory conditions,
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198 then DBM will (after several seconds) decide that it was a wipe instead. And
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199 sometimes useful loot will drop from trash mobs, which DBM knows nothing about.
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200
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201 For all those reasons, right-clicking on a "boss row" will display options for
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202 +Insert new boss kill event>, and for toggling a <wipe> into a <kill>. We often
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203 insert bosses named "trash" to break up the display and correct the forum markup
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204 listing.
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205 ]]
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206
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207 T.tracking = [[
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208 The first button underneath +Main> in the right-hand column displays the current
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209 status of the addon. If it is disabled, then no recording, rebroadcasting, or
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210 listening for rebroadcasts is performed. Any loot already recorded will be restored
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211 across login sessions no matter the status.
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212
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213 You can turn on tracking/broadcasting before joining a raid. If you join a raid
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214 and the addon has not been turned on, then a popup dialog will ask for
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215 instructions. (This can be turned off in the advanced <Options>.)
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216
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217 The addon tries to be smart about logging on during a raid (due to a disconnect or
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218 relog). If you log in, are already in a raid group, and loot has already been
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219 stored from tracking, it will re-enable itself automatically.
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220
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221 The intent of the addon design is that, after the end of a raid, all the generated
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222 markup text is done, optionally saved (see "Generated Texts - Saved Texts"), and
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223 then cleared from
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224 storage altogether. As a result, if you login with restored loot information but
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225 are not in a raid, the addon will do nothing on its own -- but will assume that
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226 you've forgotten to finish those steps and will yammer about it in the chat window
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227 as a reminder.
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228
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229 The +Threshold> drop-down has no connection at all with any current loot threshold
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230 set by you or a master looter.
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231 ]]
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232
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233 T.tracking_enabled = [[
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234 Full tracking records all loot events that fulfill these criteria:
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235
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236 1) The loot quality is equal to or better than what you have selected in the
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237 +Threshold> drop-down.
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238
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239 2) The loot is not in the list of items to filter out (see the <Options> tab).
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240 These are things like shards from disenchanting and Darkmoon Faire quest items.
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241
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242 3) <You can see the loot event.> More precisely, you need to be close enough
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243 to the recipient of the loot to be able to see "So-And-So receives loot: [Stuff]"
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244 in your chat window, even if you have those actual loot messages turned off.
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245
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246 It is (3) that causes complications. A master looter can assign loot to anybody
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247 anywhere in a raid instance, but the range on detecting loot events is much
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248 smaller. If your raid does not use master looting then you merely need to be
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249 close enough to the boss corpse, presuming that the winners will need to walk
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250 over to get their phat epix.
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251
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252 If you do use master looter, then you have two options: first, you can
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253 require players
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254 who might get loot to stay near the boss. You would then also need to stay near
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255 the boss to detect the loot event. (This can be less hassle if you are also
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256 the loot master.) The downside is that other players moving on to fight to the
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257 next boss are doing so without the help of their teammates.
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258
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259 The other option is to ask other players to also install Ouro Loot, and for
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260 them to turn on the "Rebroadcasting" feature. Any loot events which they can
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261 see will be communicated to you. Then it only becomes necessary for at least
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262 one person to be close enough to the loot recipient to see the item awarded,
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263 and you will record it no matter how far away you are -- even back in Orgrimmar.
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264
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265 If you have Full Tracking enabled, then you are also automatically rebroadcasting.
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266 Having more than one player with Full Tracking turned on is probably a good
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267 idea, in case one of the trackers experiences a game crash or is suddenly kidnapped
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268 by robot ninja monkeys.
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269 ]]
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270
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271 T.tracking_bcast = [[
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272 The simplest method of operation is only rebroadcasting the loot events that you
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273 see, as you see them. Nothing is recorded in your local copy of the addon.
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274
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275 If you logout for any reason, the addon will not reactivate when you log back in.
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276
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277 You can use </loot bcast> or </loot broadcast> to turn on rebroadcasting without
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278 opening the GUI.
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279 ]]
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280
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281 T.texts = [[
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282 The middle tabs are simply large editable text boxes. Their text is initially
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283 generated from
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284 the information stored on the main <Loot> tab, at the time you click on the tab.
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285 Not every bit of information that
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286 we want in the generated text is always available, or depends on things that the
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287 game itself can't know. So you can edit the text in the tabs and your edits will
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288 be preserved.
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289
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290 Each time you click one of the text tabs, every new entry on the <Loot> tab
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291 since the last time this tab was shown will be turned into text.
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292
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293 Clicking the +Regenerate> button will throw away all the text on that tab, including
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294 any edits you've made, and recreate all of it from scratch. If you've accidentally
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295 deleted the text from the editbox, or you've made manual changes to the <Loot> tab,
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296 you can use this button to start over.
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297
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298 You can click in an editbox and use Control-A to select all text, then Control-C
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299 to copy it to the system clipboard for subsequent pasting into a web browser or
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300 whatever. If you're on a Mac, you probably already know the equivalent keys.
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301 ]]
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302
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303 T.texts_forum = [[
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304 The <Forum Markup> tab creates text as used by the guild forums for Ouroboros
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305 of US-Kilrogg. By default this is fairly standard BBcode. The format of the
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306 individual loot items can be adjusted via the dropdown menu on the lower right
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307 of the tab.
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308
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309 The [url] choice defaults to using Wowhead. If you have the [item] extension
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310 for your BBcode installed, you can use either of those choices too. The "by ID"
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311 variant is good for heroic raid items that share names with nonheroic items,
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312 but the raw output is harder to read in the text tab.
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313
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314 You can also specify a custom string. Formatting is done with these replacements:
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315
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316 +$N>: item name|r
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317
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318 +$I>: (capital "eye", not "ell") numeric item ID|r
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319
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320 +$T>: loot recipient and any additional notes|r
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321
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322 +$X>: if more than one of the item was looted, this is the "x2", "x3", etc
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323
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324
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325 Pro tip #1: if something has happened on the main <Loot> tab which cannot be
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326 changed directly but would generate incorrect text, you can click this tab to
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327 generate the text right away. Then edit/move the text as needed. When you
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328 close the display or click back on the <Loot> tab, your edited text will be
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329 preserved for later.
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330
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331 Pro tip #2: Barring situations like pro tip #1, this addon author typically
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332 does not generate any text until the end of the raid, simplifying things
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333 considerably.
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334 ]]
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335
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336 T.texts_other = [[
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337 So far the only other generated text is the <Attendance> tab, an alphabetized list
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338 on a per-boss basis. Players who are probably inside the raid are grouped
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339 under [:PLUS:], and the remaining players are under [-]. "Probably inside" is an
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340 assumption that groups 1 and 2 are raiding in a 10-player instance, groups 1-5
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341 are raiding in a 25-player instance, and so forth.
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342
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343 Other addons can register their own text tabs and corresponding generation
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344 functions. If you want to be able to feed text into an offline program (for
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345 example, a spreadsheet or DKP tracker), then this may be of use to you.
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346
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347 Ideas for more tabs? Tell me!
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348 ]]
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349
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350 T.texts_saved = [[
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351 The contents of the <Forum Markup>, <Attendance>, and other such tabs can be saved,
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352 so that they will not be lost when you use the +Clear> button.
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353
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354 Do any edits you want to the generated text tabs, then click the +Save Current As...>
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355 button on the right-hand side. Enter a short descriptive reminder (for example,
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356 "thursday hardmodes") in the popup dialog. The texts will remain in their tabs,
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357 but clearing loot information will not lose them now.
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358
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359 All saved texts are listed on the right-hand side. Clicking a saved text name
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360 lets you +Load> or +Delete> that saved set. The primary <Loot> tab is not saved
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361 and restored by this process, only the generated texts. This also means you cannot
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362 +Regenerate> the texts.
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363 ]]
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364
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365 T.history = [[
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366 The <History> tab maintains a list of all loot. It is intended to help answer
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367 questions such as "When was the last time PlayerX won something?" and "How much stuff
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368 has PlayerY gotten lately?" The history tab is, by design, not as configurable
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369 as the main <Loot> tab; entries cannot be manually edited and so forth.
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370
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371 This loot history is the only "live" data tab which persists across the +Clear Loot> command.
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372 For this reason, very little information is stored: only the recipient, the item,
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373 and a textual timestamp. Boss names, offspecs, and other notes are not preserved.
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374
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375 The default history window shows the most recent item received by each person. It
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376 is sorted with the most recent loot at the top, towards older loot at the bottom.
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377 You can click the column headers to rearrange the rows, but doing so repeatedly can
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378 lead to odd display issues.
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379
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380 Left-clicking a row will change the window to display all recorded loot for that
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381 player. While on that display, right-clicking any row will return to showing the
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382 most recent single item for all players.
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383
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384 Histories are maintained per-realm. This refers to the realm you are on when the
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385 loot drops, not the realm of the player receiving it (in the case of cross-realm
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386 groups). If you play multiple characters on the same realm, history will accumulate
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387 across all your raids. To change the displayed realm, use the dropdown menu in
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388 the lower right corner.
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389
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390 The +Regenerate> button permanently erases the history of the displayed realm, and
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391 creates fresh entries using whatever loot information is currently on the <Loot> tab.
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392 Be aware that the <Loot> tab does not track realms, so if you have gathered data
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393 for players on realm A, but are displaying realm B when you click the Regenerate button,
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394 then your history for realm B will be... very odd.
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395
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396 +Clear Realm History> and +Clear ALL History> are used to periodically wipe the
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397 slate clean. They do not generate any new entries from existing loot.
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398
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399 +Clear Older> deletes history information older than a certain threshold (by
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400 default, 5 loot events). It is another good periodic maintenance step, but
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401 does not discard as much data as the other actions.
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402
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403 Using +Reassign to...> will also move the item between player histories. The timestamp
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404 will not be changed; it will "always have been" received by the new recipient.
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405
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406 Using +Mark as disenchanted> or +Mark as guild vault> will remove the item from
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407 history altogether. Remarking such an item as +normal> or +offspec> will replace
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408 the item back into the player's history.
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409
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410 Note: the first time you display the histories during a game session, you will
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411 likely see several items listed as +UNKNOWN>. This is not a bug; these items are
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412 simply not in your local game cache. WoW will automatically retrieve the missing
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413 data after several seconds, but the display will not update until the next time
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414 the History tab is shown. Starting in WoW 4.0, the local game cache is not preserved
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415 across play sessions, so the +UNKNOWN> entries will pop up from time to time.
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416 ]]
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417
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418 T.tips = [[
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419 The |cffff8000[Ouro Loot]|r "legendary item" displayed at the start of all
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420 chat messages is a clickable link. Clicking opens the main display. An option
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421 on the <Options> tab will cause a message to be printed after a boss kill,
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422 mostly for lazy loot trackers who don't like typing slash commands to open windows.
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423
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424 If you are broadcasting to somebody else who is tracking, you should probably be
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425 using the same threshold. If yours is lower, then some of the loot you broadcast
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426 to him will be ignored. If yours is higher, then you will not be sending information
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427 that he would have recorded. The "correct" setting depends on what your guild wants
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428 to track.
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429
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430 Ticking the "notraid" box in advanced debugging <Options>, before enabling tracking,
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431 will make the tracking work outside of a raid group. Communication functions
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432 will behave a little strangely when doing this. Be sure to check the threshold!
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433 You can also use <"/ouroloot debug notraid"> instead.
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434
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435 Using the "Saved Texts" feature plus the +Clear> button is a great way of putting
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436 off pasting loot into your guild's website until a more convenient time.
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437
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438 Shift-clicking an item in the <Loot> or <History> display will paste it into an
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439 open chat editbox.
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440 ]]
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441
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442 T.tips_slashies = [[
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443 If you give an unrecognized argument to the </ouroloot> slash command, it will
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444 search the tab titles left to right for a title beginning with the same letters as
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445 the argument, and open the display to that tab. For example, <"/loot a"> would
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446 open the <Attendance> tab, and <"/loot ad"> would open the <Advanced> tab. If
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447 you had added a theoretical <EQDKP> tab, then <"/loot eq"> would be the fastest
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448 way to see it.
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449
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450 The </ouroloot> command can take arguments to do things without going through
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451 the UI. Parts given in *(angle brackets)* are required, parts in [square brackets]
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452 are optional:
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453
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454 +broadcast>/+bcast>: turns on rebroadcasting|r
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455
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456 +on [T]>: turns on full tracking, optionally setting threshold to T|r
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457
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458 +off>: turns off everything|r
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459
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460 +thre[shold] T>: sets tracking threshold to T|r
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461
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462 +list>: prints saved text names and numbers|r
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463
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464 +save *(your set name)*>: saves texts as "your set name"|r
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465
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466 +restore *(N)*>: restores set number N|r
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467
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468 +delete *(N)*>: deletes set number N|r
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469
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470 +help>: opens the UI to the help tab|r
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471
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472 +toggle>: opens or closes the UI (used mostly in automated wrappers)|r
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473
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474
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475 If you use the slash commands to enable tracking or set loot thresholds, you can
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476 give numbers or common names for the threshold. For example, "0", "poor", "trash",
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477 "gray"/"grey" are all the same, "4", "epic", "purple" are the same, and so on.
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478 ]]
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479
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480 T.tips_prescan = [[
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481 When loot is manipulated, the history of previous loot entries must be scanned
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482 to determine whether you already have any information for that loot. In this
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483 case, "loot manipulation" includes things like receiving loot broadcasts from
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484 other players, marking older loot as being disenchanted, and so on.
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485
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486 You can speed up these actions by turning on the +Prescan for faster handling>
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487 toggle on the <Options> tab. This is a tradeoff: loot manipulation will
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488 go faster, but data from the prescan will use up more memory. (If you end up
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489 doing things to every single piece of loot, you would use up all that memory
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490 eventually. But if you don't, then that memory is essentially wasted.)
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491
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492 This prescanning is only done for the specific realm on which you're playing.
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493 Much depends on how far back you preserve history. The more history you keep
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494 for a given realm, then...
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495
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496 [option on] ...the more memory this option uses...
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497
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498 [option off] ...the longer loot work takes...
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499
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500 ...while manipulating loot for that realm. See the tradeoff?
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501
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502 The prescan is only done once, during login. It will print out how much
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503 additional memory is used, so you can better decide whether this option is
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504 worth turning on. This also means that you need to relog or /reload to have
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505 the option take effect once you enable it.
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506 ]]
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507
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508 T.todo = [[
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509 If you have ideas or complaints or bug reports, first check the Bugs subcategories
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510 to see if they're already being worked on. Bug reports are especially helpful
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511 if you can include a screenshot (in whatever image format you find convenient),
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512 and a copy of your SavedVariables file. This is found in your World of Warcraft
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513 installation folder, named "WTF/Account/you/SavedVariables/Ouro_Loot.lua"
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514 (where "you" is your account name). You may need to compress this file
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515 before the ticket system will accept it.
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516
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517 Click the "About" line on the left for contact information.
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518 ]]
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519
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520 T.todo_gotchas = [[
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521 <Things Which Might Surprise You> (and things I'm not sure I like in the
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522 current design):
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523
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524 Manipulating existing information while logged into a realm other than the
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525 realm represented by that same information can yield strange results, including
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526 outright breakage.
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527
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528 If you relog (or get disconnected) while in a raid group, behavior when you log
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529 back in can be surprising. If you have already recorded loot (and therefore
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530 the loot list is restored), then OL assumes it's from the current raid and should
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531 reactivate automatically in full tracking mode. If you were tracking but no
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532 loot had dropped yet (and therefore there was nothing *to* restore), then OL
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533 will pop up its reminder and ask again. Either way, if you were only broadcasting
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534 then OL will *not* go back to only broadcasting. This is probably a bug.
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535
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536 The saved texts feature does exactly that: only saves the generated texts, not
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537 the full loot list. Restoring will get you a blank first tab and whatever you
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538 previously had in the various generated text tabs.
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539
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540 The generated forum text tries to only list the name of the instance if it has
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541 not already been listed, or if it is different than the instance of the previous
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542 boss. If you relog, the "last printed instance name" will be forgotten, and
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543 you'll see redundant raid instance names appearing in the text.
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544
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545 After a boss wipe, multiple broadcasting players releasing spirit more than
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546 several seconds apart can cause spurious "wipe" entries (of zero duration) on
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547 the loot grid. The surefire way to avoid this is to not release spirit until
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548 DBM announces the wipe, but the problem isn't serious enough to really worry
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549 about. (Right-click the spurious entries and delete them.)
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550
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551 When a boss is killed, ALL previous wipes for that boss are removed and
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552 collapsed... even if they're on other days with other raids. If you only
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553 raid with one guild, this can result in some amusing statistics ("kill
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554 on 27th attempt" would actually mean something), but if there are multiple
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555 raid configurations without clearing loot in between, then this number
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556 is simply garbage.
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557 ]]
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558
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559 T.todo_todolist = todo
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560
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561
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562 -- Fill out the table that will actually be used. Join adjacent lines here so
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563 -- that they'll wrap properly.
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564 addon.helptext = {}
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565 for k,text in pairs(T) do
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566 local funkykey = k:gsub('_','\001') -- this is how TreeGroup makes unique keys
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567 local wrapped = text
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568 wrapped = wrapped:gsub ("[%+<>]", replacement_colors)
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569 wrapped = wrapped:gsub ("([^\n])\n([^\n])", "%1 %2")
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570 --safeprint(wrapped)
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571 wrapped = wrapped:gsub ("|r\n\n", "|r\n")
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572 wrapped = wrapped:gsub ("Ouroboros", "|cffa335ee<Ouroboros>|r")
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573 --safeprint(wrapped)
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574 wrapped = wrapped:gsub ("%*%(", "<") :gsub("%)%*", ">") :gsub(":PLUS:", "+")
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575 addon.helptext[funkykey] = wrapped
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576 end
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577 end -- do scope
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578 todo = nil
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579
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580
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581 -- Don't bother recording any of this loot:
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582 addon.default_itemfilter = {
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583 [29434] = true, -- Badge of Justice
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584 [40752] = true, -- Emblem of Heroism
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585 [40753] = true, -- Emblem of Valor
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586 [45624] = true, -- Emblem of Conquest
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587 -- could probably remove most of this now
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588 [43228] = true, -- Stone Keeper's Shard
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589 [47241] = true, -- Emblem of Triumph
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590 [49426] = true, -- Emblem of Frost
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591 }
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592
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593 -- Mark these as straight to guild vault:
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594 addon.default_itemvault = {
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595 [52078] = true, -- Chaos Orb
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596 [69237] = true, -- Living Ember
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597 [71998] = true, -- Essence of Destruction
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598 }
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599
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600 -- vim:noet
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