⚡ GabbaProcTracker — Count the sparks!

Track your procs. Compare Open World, dungeons and raids.

📚 Guide & controls · 💬 Ideas & issues

GabbaProcTracker is a standalone proc tracker for World of Warcraft Classic Era and Hardcore. It counts supported weapon, shield, enchantment, trinket and talent effects, then separates the results by the type of area you play in. The interface automatically uses German or English based on your WoW client.

✨ Features

• Separate counters for Open World, dungeons and raids.
• Procs per combat minute, measured while the relevant equipment or talent is eligible. Zero-proc combat segments are included.
• A history of the last 300 completed combat segments, including zone, duration and proc counts. Cumulative totals remain available beyond that limit.
• 93 built-in effect groups, plus custom proc spell IDs.
• A round, draggable minimap button with a matching addon icon.
• Per-character saved data and a persistent character UUID.
• SavedVariables export snapshots for external analysis, plus optional CSV.
• No required libraries or other addons. Tracking continues with the window closed.

⚔️ Supported effects

Examples include Crusader, Fiery Weapon, Lifestealing, Felstriker, Ironfoe, Thrash Blade, Flurry Axe, Hand of Edward the Odd, Ebon Hand, Skullflame Shield, Blackblade of Shahram, Hand of Justice and several Darkmoon Cards.

Talent effects include Improved Aspect of the Hawk / Quick Shots, warrior and rogue Sword Specialization, and warlock Nightfall / Shadow Trance and Improved Shadow Bolt / Shadow Vulnerability.

Effects that share a proc spell ID are grouped together. This is an explicit catalog, not automatic recognition of every item. Use /gpt list to view all supported effects, or /gpt help to add a custom proc by spell ID.

🧭 Getting started

• Left-click the minimap button or type /gpt to open the tracker.
• Drag the minimap button to move it. /gpt minimap hides or restores it.
• Choose Counters, Procs / minute, History or Catalog.
• Right-click the minimap button, click Export, or type /gpt export to save an analysis snapshot.

After exporting, use /reload or log out so WoW writes the SavedVariables file:

WTF/Account/<ACCOUNT>/<REALM>/<CHARACTER>/SavedVariables/GabbaProcTracker.lua

The snapshot contains cumulative totals and retained history. Its character UUID, collection ID and export sequence allow an external importer to recognize repeat imports. No web app or automatic upload is included. /gpt csv and /gpt csv history provide copyable CSV as an alternative.

📊 Understanding the numbers

Procs per combat minute are not a proc chance per hit. Attack speed, number of targets, spells used and equipment affect the observed rates. The addon does not count eligible attack attempts or calculate statistical confidence intervals. Battlegrounds and arenas are excluded; buildings and caves outside instances count as Open World. Only your own supported triggers are counted.

Classic Era / Hardcore only. Retail, progression Classic and Season of Discovery are not supported targets. Version 0.1.0 has automated logic and packaging tests; real-client visual and gameplay checks are still pending.

🇩🇪 Deutsch

GabbaProcTracker zaehlt Waffen-, Schild-, Verzauberungs-, Trinket- und Talent-Procs getrennt nach Open World, Dungeons und Raids. Dazu kommen Procs pro Kampfminute, ein Verlauf der letzten 300 abgeschlossenen Kampfsegmente und ein Katalog mit 93 Effektgruppen. Die Gesamtwerte bleiben ueber das Verlaufslimit hinaus erhalten.

Minimap: Linksklick oeffnet das Fenster, Rechtsklick speichert den Export, Ziehen verschiebt den Button. /gpt minimap blendet ihn aus oder wieder ein. Nach einem Export /reload ausfuehren oder ausloggen. Die SavedVariables-Datei enthaelt dann einen Snapshot fuer eine externe Auswertung. Eine Web-App ist noch nicht enthalten. Die Charakter-UUID bleibt auch nach einem Zaehler-Reset erhalten.

Eine hoehere Proc-Rate ist eine Beobachtung und kein Beweis fuer unterschiedliche Proc-Chancen zwischen Open World, Dungeons und Raids.