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Innervator2

This addon reminds you to use your Innervate early in a fight with a text message and a little sound.

You can set your innervate target freely to any other player and the addon will check that players mana instead of yours. Innervator2 can warn you when you are to far away from that player then.

This addon was build after the old (no longer maintained) Innervator by Nebelmond/vancleef: http://wow.curseforge.com/addons/ivtr/

The addon will load up only when you have learned the innervate spell, i.e. you are a druid at the appropriate level. The "innervate warning" will only fire when:

1. your innervate target is in combat and alive (and so are you)
2. your innervate wont push the innervate target to or "above" 100% mana (we dont want to waste anything). mana gained through temporary int procs (on the innervate target) can be ignored (only when not setup to warn by threshold). see the "Intprocs Panel" below for more information about this
3. innervate is not on cooldown
4. last warning was more than 10s ago
5. (when innervate target is yourself, and you are moonkin: for the calculations your max mana pool is reduced by 2 eclipse procs, so that the warning does not come to early (only when not setup to warn by threshold))

Innervator2 also can remind you to use your mana potion at a specific mana threshold.

Type /i2 opt and go to the "Mana Potion" panel to change the settings for this. When enabled the warning will only fire when:

1. you have a ready to use mana potion (Mythical Mana Potion, Mysterious Potion or Potion of Concentration)
2. you are in combat
3. innervate is on cooldown
4. last warning was more than 10s ago
5. your mana is below the threshold you did setup

Graphical User Interface (GUI)

There is a GUI to configure all stuff for this addon. Type /i2 opt for that.

A little guide for the GUI:

Main Panel

Enable Addon

You can disable the addon temporarily. When disabled warnings will not fire. Status can be changed in combat. (Slash command: /i2 on and /i2 off)

Set new Innervate target

Type the name of a member of your party or raid and click "Ok". The addon will remind you to use your innervate when the specified player needs it. (Slash command: /i2 set xxx, where xxx is the name of the player.)

Respec (Enable when specing Feral/Moonkin/Resto)

When changing between talent specs (Dual Talent Specialization) the addon can automatically send a /i2 off or /i2 on command.

Login (Enable when logging in as Feral/Moonkin/Resto)

Same as above, will enable/disable the addon when you log into WoW (and on UI reload) based on your spec.

Warning by threshold

You can either enable this or "Earliest warning possible". When enabled the innervate warning is fired based on a fixed mana percentage threshold.

Earliest warning possible

You can either enable this or "Warning by threshold". When enabled the innervate warning is fired as early as possible, i.e. you wont waste any mana. It takes into account whether the innervate target is you or a different player (20% mana regeneration vs. 5%). Mana gained through temporary int procs (on the innervate target) can be ignored. See the "Intprocs panel" below for more information about this.

Warning1 Panel

Sound

The warnings all come with a little sound. You can enable/disable them here. You can select a default sound with the "!" button. The sounds are played with the Master channel, for more informations on this visit wowpedia. (Slash command: /i2 sound on and /i2 sound off)

Warning Sound

The sound played when you should innervate the innervate target.

OutOfRange sound

The sound played when you should innervate the innervate target but are out of range to do so.

Warning2 Panel

Frameflash

When enabled the edges of the screen will flash when a warning is fired. See the default screenshot of this addon on curse for an example. To change the color of the flash click on the "!" button and select a color.

Output Chatframe

The chat frame to which the (text) warnings will be posted to. The messages will look like this: "Innervator2: Use your Innervate on xxx". The "Default Chatframe" is the chat frame where your general and trade channels should be. The "Error Frame" is a frame in the upper middle of the screen. If DBM is installed you can also select "DBM Frame" which is in the middle of the screen, too. But it has a better looking font.

Icon

You can select an icon so that the (text) warnings are more visible.

Line count

You can configure how many lines should be printed per warning: Single (1), double (2) or triple (3). More lines can increase awareness for the warning but can also overwrite other informations in the chat frame.

Macro Panel

This is only for advanced users.

Macro code

The addon can provide a macro for the user which is updated everytime the innervate target is changed. The default macro code is the following:

Quote:

#showtooltip LocalizedInnervate
/cast [button:1, nomod] LocalizedInnervate
/cast [button:2, @/i2, nomod] LocalizedInnervate
/cast [mod:alt,button:1, @player] LocalizedInnervate
/cast [mod:alt,button:2, @player] LocalizedInnervate

The default macro code will do the following: Cast innervate on the current target (not innervate target but the actual target) when the macro is leftclicked (without any modifier). Cast innervate on your innervate target when the macro is rightclicked (without modifier). Cast innervate on yourself when the macro is clicked while holding alt. The placeholder /i2 in the macro will always be replaced with your current innervate target.

Edit/Save macro

To edit the code for the macro hit the "Edit" button. A new macro named "I2InputMacroText" is created. Edit this macro using the /i2 placeholder. Then go to the Macro Panel (in the GUI) again and hit the "Save" button. Now click the "Hyperlink" button and drag and drop your new macro to your actionbar.

Intprocs Panel

This is only for advanced users.

Intellect Procs are temporary buffs which grant you int, which equals mana. And because the mana gained through those int procs is subtracted from your mana pool when the respective buff fades you could theoretically waste mana when innervating while one of the procs is up which fades while the innervate is still running. Because of this we can let the addon ignore mana gained through those int procs, simply add the proc and its int value. Innervator2 has a default proc list. An example for an int proc would be Power Torrent. Click "Select", select a spell ID and then click on "Info" to get some information about a buff.

Add Proc

To add an int proc look up its spell ID at a WoW database (e.g. wowhead.com). Type this ID and the int gained through the buff in the respective input fields and hit the "Add" button.

Remove Proc

To remove an int proc click on the "Select" button and select the ID of the buff you want to remove. Then hit "Remove".

Int multiplier

Different classes gain different mana per int. Without any improvements the default conversion is "1 int = 15 mana". This can be increased by e.g. Leather Specialization. So that the int proc calculations are most accurate you can adjust the value of mana gained per int. An int multiplier of 1 means "1 int = 15 mana", an int multiplier of 1.5 would mean "1 int = 22.5 mana". The standard value for this is 1.1025, which any raider should have with buffed Mark of the Wild (MotW) and Armor Specialization (AS). How to calculate this value: MotW gives 5% int: Multiply the base value with 1.05 => 1*1.05=1.05 => AS gives 5% int: Multipliy the new value with 1.05 => 1.05*1.05=1.1025

Reset

Click "Reset" and then the "Set" button to restore the default multiplier of 1.1025

Mana Potion Panel

Enable ManaPot

The addon can remind you to use a mana potion in a fight. It will warn you based on a mana percentage threshold. You can select a warning sound for the mana potion warning, too. This only works when you have one of those mana potions ready to use in your bag: Potion of Concentration, Mysterious Potion or Mythical Mana Potion.

Slash Commands

Innervator2 has some slash commands besides the GUI. You can list all commands with /i2 help.

Following is a list of slash commands, their needed arguments and what they do. Arguments come directly behind the command, separated with a space.

All commands can be executed with "/i2" or "/innervator2", so "/i2 print" would produce the same as "/innervator2 print".

A slash command with one argument would be typed like this: "/i2 command argument1".

ToDo:

• Translations: If you want to help translate this addon for your language chat me up at Curse.
• Your request: Open a ticket and tell me what I could make better/different!

Please excuse any misspelling as English is not my mother tongue. Any advice to correct mistakes would be appreciated.