GnomeWorks TradeSkill Frame
GnomeWorks TradeSkill Frame -
a complete replacement for the blizzard trade skill frame.
early alpha just to test some things out.
Comments
-
craigcurse Owner
-
_ForgeUser280725 Author
-
_ForgeUser8814248 Author
-
Forge_User_91081625 Author
-
WildCard_25 Author
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jul 12, 2011Noticed that in the TOC file it references a framehooks/tradewindow.lua that doesn't seem to be in framehooks folder
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jul 12, 2011Servers are up.
With only gnomeworks enabled Wow stops resonding and crashes on loading. No time to execute a script command.
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jul 12, 2011you can disable the scans by telling GW you have the data already.
/script GnomeWorksDB.clientBuild = #####
/reload
#### = the current client build (not the version, but the build # 14 thousand something)
at the moment, i don't believe anything vital will error out if you don't truly have the data...
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jul 12, 2011I get the same problem, if it helps.
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jul 11, 2011@bsmorgan
Third try... Level 85 DK, primary skills Jewelcrafting, Mining; all secondary skills.
Same results. I will post a ticket and attach my savedvariables file in case that contains something relevant.
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jul 11, 2011@bsmorgan
Tried again on an 85 Paladin, Primary skills Leatherworking, Skinning; all secondary skills.
Same symptoms...
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jul 11, 2011All addons disabled except Gnomeworks r148 and LSW r115...
Character is a level 62 Hunter with primary skills of Skinning and Mining, all secondary skills.
Screen has a bar that contains "Scanning..." on the left and "1" on the right.
World of Warcraft (windowed mode) has a "(Not Responding)" in the title and an hourglass icon when you mouse over the window.
Its been this way for over 10 minutes and should eventually die with a server disconnect.
Anything else you need?
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jul 11, 2011if it's getting stuck at the scanning stage, try starting with no other mods on. let it scan, then turn on your other mods.
it won't need to scan again till a new patch.
if it's getting stuck in some other way or get stuck even by itself, lemme know.
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jul 11, 2011I haven't been able to use any version since r144. With r148, WoW gets "stuck" loading a character which eventually leads to a disconnect.
When I revert back to r144, do I have to clear the savedvariables file?
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jul 10, 2011Sweet! Thanks for the update Sparky! I'll post if I have any issues. :)
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jul 8, 2011hey dude, I have deep serious love for this addon.
I have one problem though. when doing inscription, the addon assumes I want to mill my highlevel herbs and use the ink trader. is there a way to turn this off, and just tell me which herbs I need if I want to make the ink myself?
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jul 2, 2011It appears to be the ShowMainWindow line in the GW Debug window that is topping out the highest at .79 and 1.29 under the TradeScanComplete and InventoryScanComplete categories. The lag happens when opening a tradeskill window and between each cast of crafting something.
Interestingly enough, the lag noticeably decreases with the debug window open. Not sure if that is relevant or not.
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jun 29, 2011I'll check it here in a bit for ya lilsparky.
@Drashnar - yeah - it does the same for me too, however it does affect scrolling in the GW window when looking for stuff....searches take a short bit too. It also affects chatting while making things, so i usually queue things up, close the main window, leaving the queue window open, and the problem is completely gone...i can process a queue and chat and no problems.
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jun 29, 2011@Marthisdil
If it helps, it does this to me too, but doesn't seem to affect the actual time taken to make what I have queued, since when the tick is done, the progress bar jumps to approximately half way or so.
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jun 28, 2011@Marthisdil
i'm trying to remember how this tools works (man, i need to make more time to work on this!) but i think you should be able to toggle open the InventoryScanComplete line and see the different functions being called each time that message is encountered. can you tell me which one is taking the time?
also, do you have a ton of stuff in your queue?
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jun 28, 2011lilsparky:
I did a /gw debug as I was getting some weird "lag" type issues with the main window. InventoryScanComplete is running between .48 and 1.03...
There's a noticable "tick" if I go to create say, 5 of the same item, there's a delay between each "cast" of the item.
Also, with the main window open, there's an obvious delay "tick" just standing here, where the screen freezes during the updates of things shown in the debug window.
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jun 27, 2011@purus my bad. i meant "/gw debug"
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jun 27, 2011@lilsparky
The /debug doesn't seem to do anything for me. Is there a specific addon I should download to access that?
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jun 26, 2011@purus
for just normal use, gw shouldn't lag. if you have a ginormous queue set up, then it does a lot of processing which causes lag in certain circumstances where you're manipulating inventory (like mail box retrieval with the gw queue on screen).
can you give me a bit more detail about what you're doing and when the lag hits you? there's also a /debug slash command that will pop a window that can help identify where processing is taking place.
-
View User Profile
-
Send Message
Posted Jun 26, 2011@uberNoobZA
if you delete your saved variables file for gw, it should solve your problem. but if you want to get a bit more tricky, you can do some /script commands to clean things out. deleting data is something i know needs to be added, but it's not been a high priority.
you can try this:
/script GnomeWorksDB.inventoryData[player-you-want-to-delete-in-quotes] = nil /script GnomeWorksDB.playerData[same-player-name] = nil
that should get rid of most of the data related to a specific alt. probably would be pretty easy to add some slash commands to do this.