Ackis Recipe List
What it does
Ackis Recipe List is an AddOn which will scan your trade skills and provide information on how to obtain recipes.
French (frFR) - Ackis Recipe List est un addon qui analyse vos métiers et fournit des informations sur la façon d'obtenir les recettes manquantes.
German (deDE) - Ackis Recipelist ist ein AddOn, das deine Berufe durchsucht und dir mitteilt, wo du fehlende Rezepte bekommst.
Korean (koKR) - Ackis Recipe List|1은;는; 당신의 전문 기술들을 훑어서 제조법들을 얻는 방법에 대한 정보를 제공할 애드온입니다. 룬 벼리기를 포함하여 모든 전문 기술들에 작용합니다.
Spanish (esES) - Ackis Recipe List es un addon que escanea tus habilidades comerciales y provee información de cómo obtener las recetas.
Simplified Chinese (zhCN) - 扫描并告知如何获取缺失配方的详细商业技能信息插件。
Traditional Chinese (zhTW) - 掃描並告知如何獲取缺失配方的詳細商業技能訊息插件。
Brazilian Portuguese (ptBR) - Ackis Recipe List é um addon que irá escanear suas profissões e lhe provirá informações de como obter receitas.
Latin America Spanish (esMX) - Ackis Recipe List es un addon que escanea tus habilidades comerciales y provee información de cómo obtener las recetas.
Italian (itIT) - Ackis Recipe List è un addon che scansiona le tue competenze nelle professioni e fornisce informazioni su come ottenere ricette.
Russian (ruRU) - Сканирует ваши профессии и составляет список отсутствующих рецептов. Также отображает информацию о способах их приобретения.
Profession AddOns
Due to the increasing data size and memory usage with each WoW expansion, the professions have been split into their own AddOns; you need only download the ones you'll be using. Each installed and enabled profession AddOn will load whenever it's first accessed by the ARL core.
The individual profession AddOns can be found here:
- Alchemy
- Blacksmithing
- Cooking
- Enchanting
- Engineering
- Inscription
- Jewelcrafting
- Leatherworking
- Mining
- Tailoring
Note that Ackis Recipe List will not work without the AddOn for the profession you are trying to scan. If you attempt to scan a profession that is not installed, you will be informed.
Where to get it
- WoW Ace - Alpha Quality
- Curse - Stable release
- WoWInterface - Stable release - Quite out of date
Do this first
Read the documentation located at these locations:
How to get it to work
You open up a trade skill window (ie: Enchanting) and click on the Scan button which is attached to the trade skill window. Results will be printed out to the chat frame, or into a separate window depending on preference.
Command Line
Ackis Recipe List has a GUI to change parameters. Type /arl to open up the GUI. Acceptable commands include:
- Opens up the about panel, listing information about the mod:
/arl about
- Opens up the sorting options:
/arl sort
/arl sorting
- Scan a profession:
/arl scan profession
- Opens up in-game documentation regarding ARL:
/arl documentation
- Opens up display options:
/arl display
- Opens up profile options:
/arl profile
- Prints out a list of all the profession tradeskill links:
/arl tradelinks
- Opens up the sorting options:
Clicking
Ackis Recipe List will behave differently depending on which modifying keys you use to click.
Scan Button
This is the functionality that occurs when you are clicking the scan button.
- Normal Click
- Performs a scan of the current tradeskill displaying recipes in a new window.
- Shift Click
- Generates a text dumping of the current tradeskill in a format (CSV, XML, BBC) specified by the user.
- Alt Click
- Removes all waypoints on the World Map and Mini-map generated by ARL.
- Ctrl Click
- Provides development code for use when updating trainers, vendors, etc in the recipe database.
Recipe
This is the functionality that occurs when you click on a recipe.
- Normal Click
- Expands or contracts the recipe acquire information.
- Shift Click
- Generates an item link of the item that the recipe will make into your default chat box.
- Ctrl Click
- Generates a spell link for the recipe you clicked.
- Alt Click
- Adds or removes a recipe from the exclusion list.
- Ctrl-Shift Click
- Adds the specific recipe acquire methods to the World Map and Mini-map.
Contacting the Authors
Please use the bug reporting feature to submit bug reports. Do not contact us via Curse PM. Do not submit bug reports in comments.
IRC
Feel free to join us on irc at [[irc://irc.freenode.net:6667|Freenode]] in the channel #arl
Freenode Webchat
Freenode has come up with their alternative to Mibbit. Webchat
Known Issues
- When gaining a reputation level recipes for that faction will still appear in red when doing a scan.
- Recipe acquire information is slightly inaccurate. We are updating recipes daily as information is identified. If you find something inaccurate or wrong, submit a ticket here and we will get it updated.
Feature Requests/Bug Reporting
Read the Bug Reporting and Feature Requesting information before submitted a bug report or feature request. Posting reports in the comments is not the place to do so. Ackis had to turn off the comments at Curse.com because of constant bug reports and feature requests. Comments are for questions on how to use the mod, or you can see the thread on WoW Ace. Please follow these small little instructions to make our lives easier. The easier you make development for Ackis Recipe List, the more time we will have to develop other addons.
Bug Reports
Please use the WoW Ace tracker to file bug reports. Posting bugs in the comments is not the place to do it.
Feature Request
Please use the WoW Ace tracker to add suggestions and feature requests. Not all suggestions will be accepted: there are many people who use this addon, each with separate views. We will, however, try to make it as user friendly as possible...but when a decision is made please accept it.
Integration
Ackis Recipe List strives to integrate with existing trade skill mods out there. If you have a request for integration, please submit a feature request at WoW Ace. We make no promises to implement the feature at all. There is a limited API documented to interface with the ARL database. If you are a developer and would like more functions, please contact us on IRC. Currently, the mod works with:
If your mod should be on this list, please submit a ticket.
Detailed Documentation
- API
- Bug Reporting and Feature Requestiing
- In-game Documentation
- Localization
- YouTube Videos and External Reviews
Acknowledgments
- Ideas for the mod came from FGTradeLacker (original mod no longer updated, however someone has taken over updating the recipes for it).
- Ace community for listening to my questions on the IRC channel and helping me out, and fellow mod authors for developing such great add-ons.
- Please see the X-Credits field for more Acknowledgments. Any code snippets borrowed or inspired from are credited in the code files. The main display also lists all people who are in X-Credits.
- Everyone who has helped me with localizations.
This is completely wrong. Modules are load on demand so they only load when you require them. The main mod will always load but the modules will only load and uload as required so this will result in lower memory footprint overall.
For example the previous method for Ackis it would load every single tradeskill whether you used it or not basically wasting memory on loaded modules your currently logged in character does not even have. This way it now loads only the modules of the tradeskills you actually have learned when the charcter loads or when they are learned on a new character. so depending on the tradeskills you learn you may in fact only have a couple modules loaded.
This way will save memory overall however the amount of memory in the long run is probably pretty pointless to worry about in this day and age. I use over 100 mods and I never go over 100 megs of memory usage so kind of pointless to worry about module based addons like this one. Some other much larger mods such as deadlyboss mods greatly benefits from load on demand modules. The other good thing with modules is bug fixing and updating so really in the log run its better all around. The best thing though would be a proper public, non curse client, combined download and obviously more and more people are asking for this.
Wow, just wow. I have been wondering why i'm getting an error. Extemely poor judgement in taking the modules out. Text file in Ackis says "Clarify that the professions are AddOns." So what use is Ackis without the addons?
Where do the addons need to be installed? The interface folder or inside the Ackis folder inside the interface folder? Guess I'll have to experiment on my own.
Each Ackis Recipe List profession addon should be treated exactly the same as any other addon, install them directly into the Interface folder alongside the main ARL addon. If you install them inside the Ackis folder they won't work and you will just get error messages about them not being installed or enabled.
There are various reasons why the ARL dev team have decided to do this; less memory usage in game, easier for the ARL dev team to update individual profession modules as needed which then leads to smaller download files for the end user, easier for the ARL team to manage overall, easier for the end user to only download and install the profession modules they want.
Yes, it's a bit of a pain to have to download each file initially, but once you've done that you'll only ever have to do that again when there's an Interface .toc number update which only happens when there's a main WoW patch.
I spent ages getting the error message saying it canot be loaded due to either being switched off or not downloaded until i searched through all of the comments, might i ask why you decided to split all of the modules up, i read people must download the specific ones they need unfortunately as like most WoW players i have characters with almost every profession making this far more time consuming :( would it be at all possible to group them back up into a single file to download like it used to be why must things change :(
I agree that this was not a smart Idea but you dont have to change it, but please offer an additional "All-in-One" Download. So everybody who like to have all can download it all at once and everybody else can use just the parts he wants
I have to agree with Thornhip, 11 profession modules in addition to the main program is a bad idea. Not everyone uses Curse autoupdate for various reasons, and having to download 12 items instead of one is a chore.
Please roll all the modules back into the main program, if people don't want to use them they don't have to. I find it unlikely that users competent enough to run this add-on would have any difficulty disabling the ones they don't want and they're all pretty small anyway.
I can think of no good reason to break this great add-on up into 12 annoying chunks. Please revert.
So, let me get this straight...
You wanted to save us some memory usage by splitting off the list into separate files, and decided on a separate addon for each one. So now a good portion of the uses (non curse client, Mac users, Linux Wine users, etc,) have to open 11 more web pages, click though twice on each, and unpack 11 other compressed files to add to our addons folder.... ::facepalm::
DBM manages the load on demand just fine with multiple files in a single download, you can have more then one folder in a pack....
note: You may want to add a "fall back" in the code in case there are not any list packs installed, it's just good coding not to asume everyone reads the fine print.
I used to run Linux, now I'm on a Mac. I have no issues with marking AddOns as favorite so I can download them when they're updated. The point of the split wasn't just memory concerns; it was also so that if all you care about is Alchemy and Tailoring, updates to the Leatherworking recipes wouldn't necessitate a 1MB download that you care nothing about. Get what you want, and no more.
If you want them all, it's a one-time cost to download all 11 profession AddOns, and setting them as favorites will get you an e-mail whenever one is updated.
As for a "fall back" - that's what the popup dialog stating that the profession you're trying to scan isn't installed or is disabled is for. I don't see what other possibility there is, since WoW can't say "Oh, you don't have this - let me get that for you!"
A bind-on-pickup indicator would be very useful. It's painful to fly out to some remote spot on a main to buy a recipe for an alt and then discover the recipe can't be transferred. (Like sending my druid to Moonglade and Winterspring for some of the tailor and alchemy recipes there.)
There's a Bind on Pickup line in the recipe's tooltip when mousing over it in the list.
we cannot download the pack and downloading each module is TOTALLY POINTLESS and TIME CONSUMING it was fine before all the changes
I went to use this today and I am getting a message saying:
The Ackis Recipe List Inscription module is not loaded. Either it is not installed or is disabled.
It is not working on any of my professions.
Did you download the profession modules you want to use? If not, look at the Modules section of the description.
Each profession was split off into its own addon.
Not working. Author pls check and test it!
You need to download the AddOn(s) for the professions you want to use. Look at the description above for links.
You should add a notice at the very top of the Description page because people are not obviously noticing that it is modular based now. Also be nice to have all the modules in a single download publicily available not like the one you have which only uses curse client or premium account.
could you put a download for all the modules that has a public download not a forced premium or uses client.
They're listed in the description, with URLs.
I mean a proper all in one module download. I know it can be done separatley but that is time wasting for some people. It takes longer for curse to get its site in gear to send files individually then to just have an all in 1 as well. The one you link requires either the client or premium account.
That's not possible unless we go back to the old all in 1 addon, which we moved away from due to increasing file sizes, and high memory usage.