Xiion's Cooldown Sound Manager

Xiion's Cooldown Sound Manager 1.3.1

This update completes support for all native Cooldown Manager alert event types and includes a major reliability pass for Midnight's protected cooldown and aura systems.

New / Improved

• Added full support for Cooldown Available
• Added full support for On Cooldown
• Added full support for Charge Gained
• Added full support for Aura Applied
• Added full support for Aura Removed
• Added full support for Pandemic

Charge Gained

• Charge Gained now uses Blizzard's native per-charge scheduler
• Sounds now play for each individual charge returned
• Multi-charge abilities correctly alert at each restored charge instead of only when all charges are full
• Removed direct charge-count tracking from XCSM

Aura Alerts

• Aura Applied now uses Blizzard's final native aura-applied alert edge
• Aura Removed now uses Blizzard's final native aura-removed alert edge
• Pandemic now uses Blizzard's native pandemic timing and final alert edge
• XCSM no longer needs to inspect aura timing, aura instance data, or duration values directly

Cooldown Reliability

• Improved Cooldown Available behavior in Mythic+, Delves, and dungeon content
• Improved On Cooldown reliability in protected combat environments
• Added safe fallback handling for situations where Blizzard does not schedule the normal Available alert edge

Safety / Stability

• Removed legacy charge-count comparisons
• Removed direct aura timing reads
• Removed custom Blizzard alert payload mutation
• Avoided protected cooldown duration object reads
• Avoided frame-pool Acquire hooks
• Reduced interaction with secret/protected combat values

Debugging

The following optional diagnostic commands remain available:

/xcsm availdebug
/xcsm cddebug
/xcsm chargedebug
/xcsm auradebug
/xcsm auraremoveddebug
/xcsm pandemicdebug

All diagnostics are disabled by default.

Validation

All six alert types were tested individually in live gameplay, including:

• Open world
• In combat
• Follower dungeons
• Delves
• Mythic+

No Lua errors were observed with the final 1.3.1 implementations.