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DoTimer

 

Project Updated:
Files Updated: 08-07-2009
Supports Game Version: 3.2.0
Category: Combat, Mage, and Warlock
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Project Manager: Asheyla
Additional Authors: No additional authors
Current Version: DoTimer v4.3.6
License: All Rights Reserved
Development Site: CurseForge
Avg Daily DL (last 30 days): 522
Downloads Total: 1,686,139
Favorites: 4,060
Comments: 2,561
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DoTimer is a comprehensive suite for managing various things that need timing.  
These include:
    - your DoTs / HoTs
    - your Cooldowns
    - buffs / debuffs on you

It accomplishes the task by breaking into sub-addons: DoTimer, Cooldowns, and PlayerAuras, respectively.  A fourth sub-addon, Notifications, is also included.  All four can be enabled/disabled and customized separately.  The reason for including all of these together in one addon is for interoperability.  You can customize the timers to an extreme extent.  

DoTimer starts off in simple mode, with a lot of functionality hidden.  You don't see PlayerAuras or Notifications, and a lot of the customizability is hidden.  This is for users who have no need of all the complex settings.  

The basic philosophy behind the addon is that timers are put into a specific anchor location on screen.  These anchors can be customized independently of each other, as can the individual timers.  You can control where certain timers from the sub-addons go, so that the timers are placed as logically onscreen as possible.

Fragmentation:
DoTimer's timers fit into three categories: standard, No Target, and Party Buffs.  Standard timers are timers on specific mobs.  No Target timers are timers that can affect multiple mobs at once (or none at all), like Howl of Terror.  Party Buffs are buffs cast on the party; you can set it up so that they get combined into a single timer so that tracking them is much easier (and less spammy onscreen).

Cooldowns's timers fit into two categories: Yours and communicated.  

PlayerAura's timers fit into four categories: Buffs/debuffs with/without a duration.  If you want, you can flag timers that have a duration to display with no duration.

You can customize the anchor location for each of these categories, as well as anchors for specific timers or specific DoTimer targets.  You can also apply timer settings globally, to specific categories, to specific anchors, or to specific timers.  You can make as many anchors and timer settings as you want.

Notifications lets you create notifications for various events, such as casting a spell, an enemy gaining a buff, losing aggro, losing health, or a cooldown being up.  You can make the screen flash various colors, play a sound, send a chat msg / do an emote, or other various things in response.  The system is quite customizable as to how the notifications are sent; I suggest playing around with it.

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File Name Release Type Game Version Downloads Date
Addon Curse.com Beta 2.3.3 0 9/29/2008
  File Name Release Type Game Version Downloads Date  
  DoTimer v4.3.6 Release 3.2.0 119,259 8/7/2009
  DoTimer v4.3.5 Release 3.1.0 78,007 6/26/2009
  DoTimer v4.3.4 Release 3.1.0 30,725 6/17/2009
  DoTimer v4.3.3 Release 3.1.0 29,034 6/12/2009
  DoTimer v4.3.2 Release 3.1.0 76,918 4/30/2009
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  • Anei said

    is it possible to ONLY show 'mend pet' with this addon?

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  • seo0maja said

    I find a automatic mining addon
    www.deadlybossmods.org
    I appreciate all the hard work you've put into it.Very simple.

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  • jercav said

    Voila, ma question est simple comment fait-on pour enlever les buffs sur les membres d'un grpe/raid. Tout en gardant que les miens ???
    Merci

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  • kh3ldar said

    when are you gonna update it? it has lots of bugs. i cant move dot screen

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  • venoman said

    That's not a bug. Disable click-through functionality for the timer you are referring to. Dotimer is very option heavy, so you'll just need to pay attention and read the options more closely.

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  • aboden said

    Will dotimer show the Druid eclips, i cannot seem to find how?

    thanks

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  • JMHammer said

    Eclipse is a player buff, so it will appear with the rest of your buffs when it procs. Look through the options for the PlayerAuras module so that it will behave the way you want. Be sure you have Simple Mode disabled. You might also want to turn off the default Blizzard buff display and allow DoTimer to handle that for you.

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  • anjira said

    Maybe I'm stupid or something but i really don't understand the settings. I am a warlock and i would like both the cooldown timers of my spells, and the timers of my procs on trinkets and timers that affect me to be put under Cooldown timers. In the same list. At the moment the spell cooldowns like when i can cast chaos bolt and conflag comes up under Cooldowns, and buffs on myself like Backdraft and when my trinkets proc comes up under another list with my name as title. I want them all to be in the Cooldowns list. Is that doable? I've been trying to understand this for 2 hours but I just can't. Please help? :)

    Noochie, Earthen ring

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  • JMHammer said

    If I understand you correctly, you want to move your buffs under the Cooldowns ANCHOR (not the Cooldown timer; the Cooldowns Anchor). In addition, you want to put some buffs under a different anchor, the Anjira Anchor.

    This is not difficult to do. I STRONGLY suggest you create a new profile and play around with all the possible settings so that you learn how the mod works. It is not hard to understand, but there are a LOT of options, there are multiple interacting modules, and like anything that gives you a lot of configurability, there's going to be a learning curve. So take the time to learn how the mod works before trying to get it to do a specific thing.

    Then all you have to do is assign all PlayerAuras Buffs to the Cooldowns anchor (see instructions a few messages below), then create a new anchor - which you will call the Anjira Anchor - and assign those specific buffs to that new anchor.

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  • cpxgreg said

    I have an issues....I had to wipe out my WOW cache folder and my wtf or wft folder (whatever it is called)...and now I can not move my Dotimer. It stays at the bottom of the screen. I used the reset location which places is it in the middle of the screen but when I grab it to try to move it to a different location, it just goes back to the bottom of the screen.

    Any suggestions?

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  • JMHammer said

    Sounds like an issue caused by some other mod. Try this:

    1- Be sure you're using the latest version of DoTimer:
    http://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/info1483

    2- Disable all your other mods - leave only DoTimer enabled.

    3- Set up DoTimer as you desire.

    4- Enable all your other mods.

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  • Gorkilein said

    I got a problem. I do not understand the Party Buffs or they do not work.
    With the standard setting they will be shown where the mob dots are in a seperate group.

    I tried to move them to cooldowns but it does not work.
    As well it is said it groups all Party buffs together, this is not happening for me (tried casting the WL detect invisibility spell on me and a party member)

    Is there any manual or some explanation on Paty Buffs?

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  • JMHammer said

    No one has written a manual for DoTimer. But the options are all there, labeled plainly - you just need to experiment with them all to learn what they do and how they work. I recommend you save your current profile, then create a new profile so you can play around with all the settings for an hour or three.

    Let's address your current concern, which is moving Party Buffs to a different anchor and adding the spell Detect invisibility to the list of buffs to be handled by the Party Buffs group.

    1- Be sure you are not in SIMPLE MODE. Go here:
    Interface Options->Addons->DoTimer
    At the top of the right-hand pane you will see the words SIMPLE MODE. Un-check the small box to the left of those words.

    2- Go here:
    Interface Options->Addons->DoTimer
    Scroll down the right-hand pane a bit until you see the words PARTY BUFFS in white letters. Be sure the small box to the left of the word ENABLED is checked.

    3- In that same section, look for the field with the word FILTERS in it. Left-click in that field. Type the name of the buff which you want to be tracked in the Party Buffs group. Be SURE you type it EXACTLY CORRECT including any spelling or punctuation. Then hit the return key on your keyboard. You can now left-click on the down-arrow to the right of the entry field to see the list of buffs which will be tracked in the Party Buffs group when it is enabled; be sure that Detect Invisibility is listed.

    4- Now scroll down further on that same right-hand pane until you get to ANCHOR CUSTOMIZATION in white letters. Look for the words SELECT ANCHOR TO CUSTOMIZE. Left-click on the down-arrow. Choose COOLDOWNS ANCHOR.

    5- Look for the words MOVE HERE. There is a down-arrow to the left of those words. Left-click that arrow. Look through the drop-down menu for PARTY BUFFS - choose that.


    Be sure you're running the latest version of DoTimer, which I am maintaining here until Asheyla returns and posts an update:
    http://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/info14833

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  • MsTeucer said

    I downloaded and unzipped the files, then moved them to my WoW Addons file. However, nothing shows up in my Addons when I play the game. The DoTimer file shows up in my WoW Addons file, but not in the opening page Addons list.

    I've done a number of Addons before without difficulty, but apparently I've done something dumb this time.

    I'm very open to suggestions.

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  • MsTeucer said

    Okay, I finally got it to work. I had to take the files out of the covering file of the same name.

    Maybe I just shoulda poured more coffee down my keyboard...

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  • foxylockxy said

    There are a lot of options so I'm just not sure where to find it but:

    I want to turn off my pets cooldowns and everything.
    I also want to be able to turn off certain cooldowns, I'm a hunter so I'm really just looking for a way to track a few dots that are up on the target and when they will expire.

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  • JMHammer said

    Change tracking from "blacklist" mode (where everything except specified auras are displayed) to "whitelist" mode (where only specified auras are displayed). Here's how:

    Interface Options->DoTimer->DoTimer->General Options
    Check the box to the left of "White List".

    Do the same for the Cooldowns and PlayerAuras modules.

    Remember that only those things you specifically enter as to be tracked will produce a timer when the addon is put into this mode.

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  • Zafnar said

    Recently my guild has started using the addon called AddonSpamFu to try to cut down on excess addon spam and it became apparent that my DoTimer was sending a lot of messages in the addon channel. Is there any way to make it not send as much. Currently I only use the Dot Timer portion of the mod if that helps with a solution.

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  • JMHammer said

    Disable the Communication module. If other people in your group aren't using the addon and sharing their data, it's not doing you any good, anyway. Here's how:

    Look here:
    Interface Options->DoTimer->Cooldowns->Communication
    Un-check the box to the left of "Sending".

    You can get a version of DoTimer updated with the latest fixes here:
    http://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/info14833

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  • galmok said

    Even with the dooldown communication disabled, DoTimer produces traffic. Is there no way to disable it all?

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