Where can I see TPS!!!! great I know I am this % ahead or this much total threat generated to the next. But the real problem is this addon needs to show TPS. I dont want to rely on the tank spreadsheet to show that i need to see it first hand on the field.

As my guild require me to use this addon to gather data for them, but I have no interest to see threat meter myself; could you please add an option to keep it hidden at all times?

Does this addon work on Onyxia? The answer is no.

Whenever I enter BGs with this addon enabled my chat gets spammed with "You are not in a raid group" messages, this happens even when the "Hide frame when in battlegrounds" option is ticked. The messages only stop once I completely disable the addon.

Would love it if for instance the option for hiding frame in BGs also disabled background functionality so that I wouldn't have to keep enabling/disabling the addon every time I wanted to do some PVE or BGs.

Please add the ability to adjust the colors of the stripes. In one color, highlight yourself, and all the rest in one other color.

In addition, it would be great to make a change in the color of the player’s strip (green - you can beat, yellow - carefully, red - disruption of the threat). Or showing a delta between the first player in the threat list and the player himself

You'll need to greately update addon's library. It completely disregards theat caused by spellcasting. Threat multipliers, including hidden ones is also seems the case. Untill this is fixed, will be completely useless for healers and spellcasting tanks such as paladin.

According to this addon I have 1-3% threat when actualy tanking raid boss and having 0 issues with aggro.

First of all, addon need to check on all player's threat point modifiers

Rogue has threat multiplier 0.8 baseline

Warrior in battle or berserker stance get multiplier 0.8 to all threat points. Warrior in Defensive stance has 1.3 threat multiplier on everything, can be raised to nearly 1.5 multiplier by defiance talent.

Paladin with Righteous Fury has 60% threat multiplear on ALL of his abilities (all of them are holy spells), can be boosted to 90% by talents.

All threat modifiers multiplicative, not additive.

For every resource or health point you grant (not regenerate; can grant to yourself) by spell, ability, talent or action, player generate 0.5 threat points wich is then further affected by all his threat multipliers.

Health and mana restored from paladin judgements grant aggro to those who recieved the bonus health/mana restoration. In case of paladin himself it is further affected by his Righteous fury.

Warrior tank with maxed out defiance talent in defensive stance get 0.75 threat points per health point restored by crusader enchantment or paladin judgement of light. Same goes to health potions

Paladin tank get 0.9 threat points per mana restored by his Seal of wisdom&judgement of wisdom.

beneficial spells generate threat equal to spell level (=char level required to learn it) and multiplied by all targets affected who currently in same combat. I.e. Warrior tank casting max rank battle shout generate 90 threat per target affected. Paladin tank, casting Greater Blessing of Kings generate 114 threat per target affected.

Combat log does not allow to look at rank of the spell being cast, but you can still set library to check on char. level and use max rank available on this level as threat reference.

Do not recommend using it untill library is fixed.

feature request: unpsychopathic resizing. the controls to resize the window are inverted and insane.

I won't be using this addon once a more competitive alternative is updated, as it stands right now this addon has a monopoly on functionality. once someone brings omen or skada to classic i'll be done with this for good.

In reply to qyuuqyuu:

Details! Already comes with a TinyThreat feature and it is much more widely used hench everyone in your group will show up unlike this.
It also has improved threat handling letting you see how much threat you can go above tanks before pulling aggro :). The sad part is you can't seem to separate threat from damage meter (would be nice).

In reply to Ashreon:

 except for the fact that it doesn't display in dungeons and therefore useless for 90% of the game's content. moot point.

In reply to qyuuqyuu:

 Of course it does. I can even see it when it's just me and my pet.

Getting an error for awhile now:

Feature request: "Hide when not in instance" feature

Feature request: option to turn the window completely invisible, even in combat.

Use case: Healers that want to appear in other peoples' meters, but don't need it themselves.

In reply to GotekSC:

@EsWoW I created a Pull request in your project that introduces exactly this feature. Please have a look :) 

The version check does not seem to work, eventhou my friend updated his addon to version 1.10 it still shows him as "outdated 1.0 / 6 when using the version check!

rather hard to keep check if everyone is using the same version....

Hello there!
First off, great addon, however an inconsistency I came across, while trying to keep the bar count to a steady number, is that the code in the core.lua file is running 2 different local maxBarCount conversions. Question regarding that at the end, sorry for the "bigger" comment. :)
The first, on line 327 through 329, which states

local maxBarCount = floor(C.frame.height / (C.bar.height + C.bar.padding)) + 1
	-- if C.bar.count > maxBarCount then C.bar.count = maxBarCount end
	C.bar.count = maxBarCount

and the second, on line 665 and 666, which states

local maxBarCount = floor(C.frame.height / (C.bar.height + C.bar.padding - 1))
	if C.bar.count > maxBarCount then C.bar.count = maxBarCount end

The first segment, found in the UpdateSize(f) function, allows you to accurately update the size. Accurately I say, as the maxBarCount reflects what you specify it to be. The second segment, however, which is found as part of the login function, reduces the maxBarCount by 1 from the previously chosen. As such, the frame is never filled out, but left with a small space underneath the bars (at least in a test setting, I haven't paid attention to it yet in a raid setting).
Is there a reason for this, or is it simply a minor oversight? As of right now, I've changed my own code to of the login function to be the same of the updateSize function, since that feels more "clean".

Again, apologies for the bigger section that this turned out to be - I look forward to the response, however. :)

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Hello, may i ask you for the name of the font which you are using in your addon?
thanks in advance

 THIS!! Please :D wanna set up my details to look the same =)