TBC anniversary edition happened, and i wanted some quality of life.

The addon started as a actionbar enchancer, i wanted proc effects on the skills and or effects when i missed a buff etc.

Since the contents of the slot doesnt matter, you could also make it look for a existing buff with the invert sheckmark. Lets say a burst window with your most damaging skill glowing up!

This exploded into an added Bufftracker.

This escalated into a Onebag.
This quickly became a searchable bag. (Hold shift to drag this one)

Then, why not? I'm playing a shaman anyway let's do a totemtracker.
Oh yeah you know what would be nice? a flyout to replace a totem with another totem of the same element. Oh yeah a prominent indicator of what element totem i have active would be cool aswell!

Dang! My female draenei is not nearly as cool as a male gnome..... Can ik make her sound like him?(Yes)
Since i'm also somewhat lazy, i scan for errors that happen, and save them to be replaced with the custom sound ID. Which i scraped from the wow DB and supplied with a nice dropdown sorted by Race and Gender. This was wild! (you would need to turn off vanilla error speech)

uff, i kinda also want a weakauras lite effect for buffs and or missing buffs because i have the attentionspan of a hyperactive squirrel.

This works for me as a onestop package. And tought perhaps there are more people who would enjoy this.

Everything except the flyout logic is toggleable. Not configuring something means its vanilla.

Toggle the totemtracker (only visible if you play a Shaman) toggles between off, art with 2 sets of art, or the Draenei 3d art of the totems. (i'm alliance sue me.)

This one scans the spellbook for stuff with timers. Which would mean it tracks debuffs.... but i have not tested this try at your own risk. Select the spells you want to track in the tracker.

When you have this config open you can drag this anchor point:
If you dont see it, its behind the config, which you can drag out of the way.

Every single slot is configurable

Pressing Configure ProcStack you get:

selecting show anchor point makes the effect dragable where you want it to rest.
Pressing the + icon at the bottom adds a row. The rest of the logic should be self explaining.

As a shaman having a totem in a slot makes the slot a flyout slot. (and if tracker is also enabled this slot will have the art/3d model)

As a Warlock you get the summons in this fashion

As a Mage the teleports and portals (I dont have a mage, so feedback would help here.)

The screwdriver opens the main menu:

So does /exui

So far this works for classic tbc anniversary edition

Spacekebabi's ExtendedUI