I'm pretty terrible at keeping up with comments, so the best way to get my attention is by submitting a new issue on GitHub. Please use the ticket system or create a pull request. Localization / Feature Requests / Reporting Bugs Other addons, even starting with ElvUI are from different authors. Q: Why is the stack count sometimes off when looting stackable items?Ī: The problem is that the event for loot is triggered before or after the item was put in the bag depending on lag and may not have registered by the time we check the item's count. You can re-enable floating combat text in World of Warcraft using in-game console. You can manage these settings in the Parrot config. Is there a way to avoid having to re-enable Blizzard's options all the time?Ī: When enabled, Parrot manages the settings for Blizzard's floating combat text. Q: Whenever I reload or log back in again, Parrot hides Blizzard's default outgoing damage text (the one above the mob in question). f you want to include your own custom sounds and fonts see the 'INSTRUCTIONS for MyMedia.txt' in the SharedMedia folder. For additional fonts and sounds please install SharedMedia. Q: How do I to use custom fonts and sounds in Parrot?Ī: Parrot doesn't provide sounds or additional fonts (only the fonts included in WoW). That's why Parrot contains an option in Events to 'Hide full overheals' which is enabled by default to avoid unnecessary spam. Q: Parrot is not showing heals, but it's enabled in the options.Ī: WoW displays every full overheal in the combat log (even for HoTs).

Is it worthy to be in Parrot's default triggers?Ī: If you want to contribute a trigger that is useful for your class, please post a ticket where you describe the conditions you used set it up and I'll look at including it. Parrot also offers a trigger system to display messages and play sounds in reaction to a variety of things, like gaining a buff or dodging an attack. It is a replacement for Blizzards Floating Combat Text and Damage output.

If you have problems, just delete the Parrot directory at Interface/AddOns/Parrot and reinstall Parrot 2.ĭisplays combat (damage, healing, auras) events as well as other events (loot, cooldown available, power change, repuation, kills, and more) as moving text and numbers across the screen. MSBT is designed to be an extremely lightweight, efficient, and highly configurable mod that makes it easier to see combat information by scrolling the information on the screen in separate, dynamically creatable scroll areas. Installing this should overwrite the directory for the original Parrot and continue to use your existing settings. This is a continuation of Parrot! I started a personal fork in early Mist of Pandaria and have been slowly rewritting it since.

Floating combat text addon