Yata
Yata - Yet Another Totem Addon
Yata is the answer to all your totem (and weapon imbue) needs
What is Yata?
Yata is a hugely flexible totem bar addon, enabling your shaman to organise their totems, cast them (individually, through the multicast spells or by /castsequence macro) and track cooldowns and timers.
Yata was originally created by Tornhoof and was one of the pioneers of totem bar support during The Burning Crusade. It has been brought up to date in Wrath of the Lich King by kaytikat.
Features
Bars
- Horizontal or vertical layout (with the ability to choose which side the pop-outs go)
- Customisable order or groups and individual totems
- Ability to hide useless or unused totems
- Fully skinnable with ButtonFacade
- Scale and position configurable
- User-configured number of rows permanently visible
- Button indicators showing which spells belong to which multicast spell
- Short tooltip support
- Key bind a spell group (e.g. a single key that will cast whichever fire totem is currently selected)
Spell Management
- Key modifier to reorder totems (default: ctrl left click)
- Key modifier to drop a totem without reordering (default: shift left click)
- Key modifier to set/clear a totem as part of a multicast spell group (default: alt left click)
- Cooldowns and timers shown on the button or on separate bars
- Destroy Totem or Totemic Call (right click and shift right click, respectively)
How to get started
Open the Blizzard interface frame and choose yata or type /yata in the chat window
Type /kb to keybind abilities
Localisation
Yata needs translating!
Your help is gratefully accepted on the wowace localisation tab
Alphas for Cataclysm/4.0.1 are now being packaged
What sort of things did you have in mind? Mage portals/Rogue poisons/Warlock demons/Hunter aspects?
For example.
Another being most players have an actual rotation they do. So they could be set up with spells to facilitate certain rotations. And have the ability to swap these rotations (sort of how you did already with swapping totem sets). For a given situation. So in this example you could give a mage say 5 buttons to use in a selected set. With the ability for them to define on each button 5 other spells that can be swapped in (that they have pre-configured). so you could have it :
5 5 5 5 5
^ ^ ^ ^ ^
[button]-[button]-[button]-[button]-[button]-[button set]
This way say a mage wants to change their poly to a cat. And lets say they configured a button set already. Say they named it simply "Mage".
The first button could be labeled portals (selectable types listed there), 2nd could be poly (selectable forms there),3rd buffs,4th food/mana. Just examples on one class.
Arrows were over each button.
The number 5 was over each arrow.
To designate buttons and number selectable from that button.
Regardless, it's a good idea. I'll see about getting it into the first 4.0 Alpha (which will be soon as I have a working version on the beta now).
I have now started working on Yata 4 which will be for Cataclysm.
Yata 3.1 is now promoted to release and work has begun on Yata 4 - a rewrite for Cataclysm.