zFilger is a very minimal buff/debuff tracking addon that will allow you to track buffs/debuffs on yourself, target, pets, focus, etc, and also can be used to track cooldowns.
Buffs/debuffs/cooldowns can be displayed as both bars and icons, and stack sizes and durations will be shown.
Only the buffs/debuffs/cooldowns you want will be displayed, the addon uses a whitelist system and you have to tell it exactly what you want it to show.
Preset spell lists for all classes are finally included, although they're not all inclusive and may be missing a spell or two here and there.
The default config is VERY bar/icon spammy, you'll probably want to go through and comment out a bunch of stuff for a usable setup.
Basic use
All configuration must be done by directly editing zFilger.lua, there are no config screens or slash commands.
Moving the bars
Open zFilger.lua with a text editor and change local configmode = false; to local configmode = true; and reload your UI (/console reloadui). You can then hold down shift + alt, and drag the individual anchors. After positioning, you can reset configmode to false and reload your UI again.
Understanding the spell list
Taking Divine Plea as an example.
{ spellID = 54428, size = 30, unitId = "player", caster = "player", filter = "BUFF" },
spellID = The id of the spell you want to display
size = The size of the icon/height of the bar.
unitId = Which unit you want to display this bar for. Can be a number of units, player/target/pet/focus etc, take a look at the included entry for Earth Shield to see how you can display a bar for specific units only.
caster = Who cast the spell. You can limit the icon/bar display to spells cast only by a specific unit, or display no matter who cast it. Handy for displaying only your own sacred shield for example.
filter = BUFF, DEBUFF, or CD. Fairly self explanatory.
You can find the id of the spell on wowhead.com.
Numbers in the address bar after a "spell=" this is the spell id which you want to add.
Example for Divine Plea: wowhead.com/spell=54428
Copying/modifying existing entries is the easiest way to get started.
zFilger is a modified version of Filger, all credit goes to Shantalya!
Buffs/debuffs/cooldowns can be displayed as both bars and icons, and stack sizes and durations will be shown.
Only the buffs/debuffs/cooldowns you want will be displayed, the addon uses a whitelist system and you have to tell it exactly what you want it to show.
Preset spell lists for all classes are finally included, although they're not all inclusive and may be missing a spell or two here and there.
The default config is VERY bar/icon spammy, you'll probably want to go through and comment out a bunch of stuff for a usable setup.
Basic use
All configuration must be done by directly editing zFilger.lua, there are no config screens or slash commands.
Moving the bars
Open zFilger.lua with a text editor and change local configmode = false; to local configmode = true; and reload your UI (/console reloadui). You can then hold down shift + alt, and drag the individual anchors. After positioning, you can reset configmode to false and reload your UI again.
Understanding the spell list
Taking Divine Plea as an example.
{ spellID = 54428, size = 30, unitId = "player", caster = "player", filter = "BUFF" },
spellID = The id of the spell you want to display
size = The size of the icon/height of the bar.
unitId = Which unit you want to display this bar for. Can be a number of units, player/target/pet/focus etc, take a look at the included entry for Earth Shield to see how you can display a bar for specific units only.
caster = Who cast the spell. You can limit the icon/bar display to spells cast only by a specific unit, or display no matter who cast it. Handy for displaying only your own sacred shield for example.
filter = BUFF, DEBUFF, or CD. Fairly self explanatory.
You can find the id of the spell on wowhead.com.
Numbers in the address bar after a "spell=" this is the spell id which you want to add.
Example for Divine Plea: wowhead.com/spell=54428
Copying/modifying existing entries is the easiest way to get started.
zFilger is a modified version of Filger, all credit goes to Shantalya!