Craft DB WoW Addon
Sun, 11 Oct 2009 14:10 - Daniel - Other - Comments (0)
Craft DB keeps track of crafter on your server. Whenever you open a profession link, the skills and the name of the crafter will be saved and can be displayed when needed. If you are looking for that Blade Ward enchant and can't remember who has the recipe, you can use CraftDB to look who has it.
Craft DB will display names in different colors if they are online, offline, in your guild, on your friendlist or just some random guy who posted his profession into the trade channel
As soon as you open a profession window (either your own, or from a link), Craft DB will scan all the available recipes and saves them and the name of the person for later use.
Craft DB provides a LibDataBroker launcher to open the windows.
If you don't have a LibDataBroker display addon installed, you can use /craftdb or /cdb to open Craft DB.
When you enter something into the search box, Craft DB will perform a search on the currently selected profession and only displays the matching spell names.
Here's the project on wowace.com: Craft DB
Here's the download on curse.com: Craft DB
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Flame Turn In WoW Addon
Sun, 21 Jun 2009 19:22 - Daniel - Other - Comments (0)
This add on automatically accepts and finished the Midsummer Fire Festival quests Honor the Flame and Desecrate this Fire. As soon as you open the gossip dialogue at a Horde Bonfire, Alliance Bonfire or a Flame Keeper it will accept the quest and finishes it. No configuration, no output, nothing else
Here's the project on wowace.com: Flame Turn In
Here's the download on curse.com: Flame Turn In
Also someone asked me how to get the total buyout value of your auctions. Here is a macro to do just this. Open the AH window and press it. It will print the sum of your buyout auctions to the default chat frame.
/script local sum=0; for i=1,GetNumAuctionItems("owner"),1 do local a = { GetAuctionItemInfo("owner",i) }; sum=sum+a[9]; end DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage(floor(sum/10000).."g")
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EU Die Todeskrallen realm statistics
Sat, 13 Jun 2009 22:34 - Daniel - Other - Comments (0)
I did some small data mining on the armory data for my realm. I analyzed about 1200 guilds and 22.000 characters for there enchants, gems and glyphs. There are quite some other thing I could extract from this dataset, but for the moment I'm to lazy to do anything further.
EU-Die Todeskrallen statistics
The tools used to generate this report can also be used to generate statistics for other realms or, if I had a large enough dataset, for the entire WoW population. But until I have a good reason to do this, I'm not interested in doing anything further.
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Perfect Screenshot WoW Addon
Tue, 05 May 2009 13:26 - Daniel - Other - Comments (0)
Perfect Screenshot is an addon for World of Warcraft to automatically set some graphic options prior to taking a screenshot. It disables viewports (like aperture), hides the UI and adjusts name display settings. After the screenshot has been taken everything is restored to the previous settings.
I wrote it because I didn't like to disable aperture, hide my UI, display all names etc. prior to taking a killshot (or any screenshot that is). Also, I wanted to try a bit of lua coding. Perfect Screenshot also uses Ace-3.0 for config, saved variables, profiles, etc.
Here's the project on wowace.com: Perfect Screenshot
Here's the download on curse.com: Perfect Screenshot
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E160 constantly disconnecting
Mon, 23 Feb 2009 13:22 - Daniel - Other - Comments (11)
Yesterday I had to use my E160 UMTS stick on my windows PC at home, because my normal internet connection went down. The E160 works quite well and I have a pretty strong signal at home, so no problem there. Web browsing and teamspeak was fine, but World of Warcraft kept disconnecting every few seconds.
After a bit of research it turned out, that my E160 probably has a faulty firmware installed. Updating the firmware to 11.604.21.00.156.B409 should fix the problem.
For some reason Huawei doesn't provide this update on their homepage, so it took me quite a while to find it. I finally got it from drei.at. I have a different service provider, but the update works nevertheless. It only updates the firmware and keeps the Mobile Partner software intact.
I haven't played World of Warcraft after I updated the firmware, but everything seems fine. In fact I'm writing this post while using my E160.
To make a long story short: Here is the download link for the firmware update if you happen to be in the same situation as me.
E160Update_116042100156B409.zip 7406 KB
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