Khep Lock Managment

Summon queue

• When a party or raid member types 123 in party or raid chat, they’re added to the Summon Queue window, which opens automatically and plays a short sound.
• Each player in the queue has two buttons:
  • Summon targets the player and casts Ritual of Summoning. When the cast starts, KLM:
    • posts in raid chat (party chat in a 5-man): “PlayerName is being summoned to Zone. Please click”
    • whispers the player: “You are being summoned to Zone”
  • X removes the player from the queue.
• Automatic removal:
  • Once a summoned player shows up within 40 yards of you (they accepted), they’re removed from the queue.
  • Players who leave the group are removed too.
• If you cast Ritual of Summoning from your own action bar on a queued player, the announcement still goes out.
• Clear All empties the queue, and No-Tip List opens the no-tip window.
• The queue window can’t be changed during combat, which is a WoW rule for addons. It updates as soon as combat ends.

No-tip list

• Right-click a name in the summon queue to mark or unmark them as no-tip.
• The No-Tip List window:
  • shows everyone you’ve summoned this session, each with a No Tip button, so you can mark people after they’ve already arrived
  • lets you add a player by name, or by targeting them and clicking Add
  • lists everyone marked as no-tip, with the date they were added and a Remove button
• When a no-tipper asks for a summon:
  • their name shows in red with “(no tip)” in the queue
  • you get a chat warning
• The list is saved between logins.

Healthstone auto-trade

• When another player opens a trade with you, KLM puts a Major Healthstone (2/2 Improved, item 19013) into the trade window. Trades you start yourself are left alone.
• In /klm options, under Auto-trade healthstones when, pick any combination of:
  • Always
  • In any raid
  • Molten Core, Blackwing Lair, AQ40, Naxxramas, Zul’Gurub, AQ20
  • Tanks only: only players marked as Main Tank get one automatically. This works on top of the location choices.
• The raid choices only count inside the raid instance itself. Healthstones handed out at the entrance need Always ticked.

Healthstone tracker

• Who it lists: every tank (players set as Main Tank) and warrior in your group. Tanks are at the top, then warriors, each in raid group order.
• Colors: green means they have a healthstone and red means they don’t.
• How it knows: WoW doesn’t let addons see other players’ bags, so KLM tracks healthstones instead:
  • A player turns green when you trade them a healthstone, or when another warlock running KLM does.
  • They turn red when the combat log shows them using it.
  • Shift-right-click a name to switch it by hand when needed.
• Alt-right-click a name to whisper them: “Open trade if you want a healthstone”.
• Drag the title to move the window. To resize it, hold Ctrl and use the mouse wheel over it, or use the size buttons in the options.
• It shows automatically while you’re in a group.

Healthstone used pop-ups

• When anyone in your group uses a healthstone, a small notice with the healthstone icon appears, saying “Name used a Healthstone”.
• It fades out after a few seconds, and up to five stack at once.

Missing buff warnings (level 60)

A pulsing red warning near the top of your screen when you’re missing:

• Demon Armor
• Soul Link, only if you have the Soul Link talent
• Demonic Sacrifice, only if you have the talent. Any one of Burning Wish, Fel Stamina, Touch of Shadow or Fel Energy counts.

The warning hides while you’re dead or on a flight path.

Options

/klm options opens a window with:

• an on/off switch for each feature: summon queue, healthstone auto-trade, healthstone tracker, healthstone pop-ups and missing buff warnings
• the auto-trade location and tanks-only choices
• size buttons for the healthstone tracker

All changes take effect right away and are saved between logins.