SpellQueueOptimizer keeps your Spell Queue Window (SQW) in the sweet spot for your current connection and class specialization.

What it does

• Reads your Home/World latency via GetNetStats().
• Detects your specialization and maps it to a tuning profile (channel-heavy, proc-reactive, burst-precise).
• Computes a sensible SQW (e.g., 80–110 ms for stable EU pings) and applies it automatically.
• Re-evaluates on login, zone/instance change, spec change, and periodically (default every 5 minutes).
• Optional override if you want a fixed value.

Commands

• /sqo show – Show current SQW & ping
• /sqo now – Recalculate & apply now
• /sqo on / /sqo off – Enable/disable auto optimization
• /sqo interval <sec> – Set periodic check (60–900, default 300)
• /sqo set <ms> – Force a fixed SQW (override)
• /sqo clear – Remove override (back to auto)
• /sqo quiet / /sqo verbose – Toggle chat output

Why this helps

• Channeling specs (e.g., Shadow Priest) benefit from slightly larger SQW for clean clipping and smooth queuing.
• Proc-reactive specs avoid oversized windows that can swallow inputs.
• Burst/cast-precise specs prefer tighter windows for exact timings.

Safe defaults

Sensible clamps:

• channel-heavy: 90–140 ms
• proc-reactive: 70–110 ms
• burst-precise: 60–100 ms
• Rounded to nearest 10 ms for readability and stability.

Installation

1. Extract SpellQueueOptimizer into World of Warcraft/_retail_/Interface/AddOns/.
2. Enable the addon in the character select AddOns menu.
3. Type /sqo show in game to verify.

Author: Maximilian Anton Grimm | grimm@grimmcreative.com