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Description
GearQuipper lets you save gear sets and action slot configuration and switch quickly between them.
This AddOn is designed to be as light weight as possible.
Features
- Create complete or partial gear sets
- Quickly switch between sets
- Action bar configuration will be saved and loaded with your sets (similar to "dual spec")
- Automatically switch between sets based on events (e.g. mount/dismount)
- Helmet/cloak visibility will also be saved and loaded with your sets
- Quick switch slots for single items
- Items remember their last bag if they get unequipped
- Macro compatibility. See macro examples.
- Simple and easy to use
- Supports ammunition
- Push to bank / Pull from bank feature
- Option to exclude manually switched items from event triggered set switches
- NEW: LDB / Data Broker Support
- NEW: Automatic spell upranking on your action bars once a new spell rank has been learned
- Many more...
Supported / Compatible Addons
- AdiBags
- ArkInventory
- Bagnon
- ElvUI
- GW2 UI
Supported Languages
- english (enUS)
- german (deDE)
=> Feel free to add translations.
Known Issues / Hints
- Macros: Since the Blizzard WoW API does not provide a way to reliably distinguish macros, make sure there are no duplicate macro names. Also, numerical macro names are confused with macro IDs (their position in alphabetical order). So please avoid macro names which only contain numbers. This is a general problem with the WoW API and does not only affect GearQuipper.
- Action slots during leveling phase: I recommend disabling the "affects action slots" option on all of your sets (except your "main set") during leveling phase (until you hit max level and learned all your spells), because since spells on your action slots will not be automatically "upranked" when you learn a new rank at your class trainer, you would have to upgrade all of your sets one by one. An automatic upranking feature is on my to-do list.
=> For beginners guides and additional information see the addon pages.
=> Feel free to submit bugs or suggestions below.
Check out my other addons:
GearQuipper Version 16 Update Information:
As of version 16, GearQuipper has a new feature: Automatic spell upranking.
How this works? Just go to your class trainer, learn a higher ranked spell and GearQuipper will do everything for you. No more manual pick&place from your spell book. Of course, you will be notified about action slot changes once the upranking has been done.
In case you dont want to use this feature (e.g. you intentionally placed lower ranked spells on your action bars), you can disable it in the GearQuipper interface options menu. I provided two options, of which the first one is enabled and the second one will be disabled by default:
- Automatically uprank spells on your sets' action bars
- Uprank from any rank (will uprank any lower rank to max rank)
The latter one might be useful for those of you who sometimes forget to place a spells new rank on your action bars. ;)
Thats it for now. And as always: Feedback is appreciated at any time.
Have a nice day.
Prayos
is TBC-13 meant to work in classic or just tbc? the zip file is tagged for both clients. or should v41 be used in classic?
in classic TBC-13 is generating an invalid event for SOCKET_INFO_SUCCESS in ...\core\gearquipper-main.lua on line 238
Hi Arkayenro,
Thanks for the hint. I will provide a fixed version asap. You can take either TBC-4 (since this version is before I added the socketing upgrades) or the latest non-TBC version for now.
Update:
I uploaded version 14, which should now run just fine with Classic Era. Some frames will not look pretty, but I will look into this problem later.
Hey,
I'm having issues with it saving my action slots automatically. I went into settings and changed the "Automatically save changes:" to never because I want to manually save the changes so when I switch specs it doesn't mess with my previous spec's bars. But no matter what I do, it constantly saves any time I move a spell.
I use Dominos to adjust for bars.
Thanks!
Hi rawkstahr,
The interface options are just for equipment/item changes. If you dont want your action bars to change, disable the "affects action slots" checkbox on your set.
Greetrings,
Prayos
In reply to Prayos:
Could u please remove/disable the feature that interacts with action bars ? It causes so many problems with spell ranks, macros, keybinds even if i have the "affect action slots" unchecked. Have to check constantly my spells when switching gear load-outs to see if i have the latest rank on action bar.
Hi gingilica,
GearQuipper was intended to be a classic alternative to dual spec, so dealing with action bars is an essential feature and many people choose GearQuipper over other addons just because it handles action bars like it does.
If you dont want to change your action slots, just disable the "affects action slots" option on your sets. GearQuipper will not change or interact with your slots in any way if you disable this option. Make sure you have unchecked it on any of your desired sets, because its a per-set option.
If you still experience issues with your action slots even if you disabled this option, it will most likely be caused by another addon.
Specifically, about your mentioned issues:
1) Spell ranks: Spell ranks will be saved with the action on your action slot. So in case you saved "Frost Bolt - Rank 1" on your slot, it will always be rank 1 if you load this set. GearQuipper will not change or confuse ranks.
2) Macros: There are some known issues with macros, which are caused by flawed Blizzard API functions. I cannot do anything about this except for giving some tips and workarounds, which are mentioned in the addon description. If you follow the instructions mentioned, you will not have any problems with macros.
3) Key bindings: GearQuipper does not and cannot change your key bindings or interact with your key bindings. As mentioned before, I assume there is another addon or interface configuration which causes your trouble.
If you have any further questions, dont hesitate to reply.
Greetings,
Prayos
I am having trouble integrating this with ArkInventory. I set up a AI rule that uses outfit() as the script, but it is not sorting any of my outfit gear into that category. Any advice?
Hi,
With specific questions about ArkInventory please go to the ArkInventory addon page. The author recently added this feature for GearQuipper and will be able to help you.
Does this addon work with bartender4? or any plans to support that addon? It is the most popular action bar addon
Thanks
Hi,
I didnt test it with Bartender yet. If it just moves the original action buttons and does not create its own (which i assume), it should work just fine. Why dont you just try and give me some feedback? If it doesnt work, I will see what I can do. ;)
In reply to Prayos:
I've been using both together for the 8 to 10 months no issues. Bars change as they are supposed to.
In reply to jeremy7600:
Nice to hear. Thanks for the feedback. :)
Hi Prayos,
You helped me out a few months ago with issues I was having didn't get to thank you. All of my addons have been changed to unique names and the addon works very smoothly overall for what I use it for (keybinds). But when I switch to a profile with this macro on the bar, it will not be there and I must drag it from my macro page again.
It simply says:
#showtooltip
/dismount
/stopcasting
/use 13
/use 14
The issue is in the name of the macros. When I name a macro '13' it bugs out like this but '1 3' and '14' work fine. This specific macro is named 1314 and does not save. When I rename it to 1 3+1 4 it works. So not a big deal as there is a workaround, just wondering if you have an idea why this occurs. Cheers
Hi koenig14,
Nice find. I did some research and I found the problem: I am using the wow API function PickupMacro(), which takes either a macro name or a macro id (position in alphabetical order). Unfortunately there is no way to tell the API whether you want to use the parameter as a string or as a number, since lua (the script language) most of the time doesnt make a difference.
With regard to macros the API is pretty flawed, which makes it difficult for me to provide this feature with the same quality as I do for the rest of the addon. I will think about possible solutions in order to fix this, but I cant promise anything.
For now it seems the best workaround is to not only have macros with unique names but also names which are not numerical. Mixed names like "12tankytank" etc. should be fine as you already noticed.
So long, thanks for the feedback. Have a nice day.
Prayos
Version 5 is still working for me, the rest returns errors when using it with Arkinventory.
When using your version 10 with Arkinventory-nolib Arkinventory does also not work anymore.
I just uploaded a new version which might fix it. Please try it (version 11).
In reply to Prayos:
Version 11 seems to work perfect. Thank you!
Getting the following errors on v10, with Arkinventory (tried -nolib and normal version):
Message: ...TBC\libs\CallbackHandler-1.0\CallbackHandler-1.0.lua:3: attempt to index global 'LibStub' (a nil value)
Time: Sun Jul 4 18:55:52 2021
Count: 1
Stack: ...TBC\libs\CallbackHandler-1.0\CallbackHandler-1.0.lua:3: attempt to index global 'LibStub' (a nil value)
[string "@Interface\AddOns\GearQuipper-TBC\libs\CallbackHandler-1.0\CallbackHandler-1.0.lua"]:3: in main chunk
Locals: MAJOR = "CallbackHandler-1.0"
MINOR = 7
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = "attempt to index global 'LibStub' (a nil value)"
Message: ...per-TBC\libs\LibDataBroker-1.1\LibDataBroker-1.1.lua:2: LibDataBroker-1.1 requires LibStub
Time: Sun Jul 4 18:55:52 2021
Count: 1
Stack: ...per-TBC\libs\LibDataBroker-1.1\LibDataBroker-1.1.lua:2: LibDataBroker-1.1 requires LibStub
[string "=[C]"]: in function `assert'
[string "@Interface\AddOns\GearQuipper-TBC\libs\LibDataBroker-1.1\LibDataBroker-1.1.lua"]:2: in main chunk
Locals: (*temporary) = nil
(*temporary) = "LibDataBroker-1.1 requires LibStub"
Message: ...e\AddOns\GearQuipper-TBC\core\gearquipper-broker.lua:8: Cannot find a library instance of "LibDataBroker-1.1".
Time: Sun Jul 4 18:55:52 2021
Count: 1
Stack: ...e\AddOns\GearQuipper-TBC\core\gearquipper-broker.lua:8: Cannot find a library instance of "LibDataBroker-1.1".
[string "=[C]"]: in function `error'
[string "@Interface\AddOns\GearQuipper-TBC\libs\LibStub\LibStub.lua"]:38: in function `LibStub'
[string "@Interface\AddOns\GearQuipper-TBC\core\gearquipper-broker.lua"]:8: in function `InitBroker'
[string "@Interface\AddOns\GearQuipper-TBC\gearquipper.lua"]:22: in function `Init'
[string "@Interface\AddOns\GearQuipper-TBC\core\gearquipper-main.lua"]:239: in function <...ace\AddOns\GearQuipper-TBC\core\gearquipper-main.lua:232>
Locals: (*temporary) = "Cannot find a library instance of "LibDataBroker-1.1"."