Change Log:
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12/2/2011 - V.0.1(BETA) Initial release.
12/2/2011 - V.1.0 Now firing on the correct event
12/5/2011 - V.1.1 Removed BG spamminess through smart points announcement
12/9/2011 - V.1.2 Spam bug fix. Also warns of only the type of currency that triggered the
warning. Considerable code rewrite for less redundancy.
Description:
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Another super-simple add-on, the purpose of CurrencyMonitor (CM) is to flash an alert on the screen when a user's justice points, valor points, honor points, or conquest points exceeds a single threshold. The player sets the threshold in the .lua file; it defaults to 3000 out of the box.
As of version 1.2, CM will only warn of the currency that triggered the warning rather than any other currencies that might be over the threshold. Prior to 1.2, if three currencies were above the threshold then CM could only warn the user about the first two.
To edit the .lua file:
I've had a couple people ask about how to edit the .lua, so here is the quick and dirty. Right click the file and select "open with." Then choose Notepad or any other text editor of choice.
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12/2/2011 - V.0.1(BETA) Initial release.
12/2/2011 - V.1.0 Now firing on the correct event
12/5/2011 - V.1.1 Removed BG spamminess through smart points announcement
12/9/2011 - V.1.2 Spam bug fix. Also warns of only the type of currency that triggered the
warning. Considerable code rewrite for less redundancy.
Description:
--------------------
Another super-simple add-on, the purpose of CurrencyMonitor (CM) is to flash an alert on the screen when a user's justice points, valor points, honor points, or conquest points exceeds a single threshold. The player sets the threshold in the .lua file; it defaults to 3000 out of the box.
As of version 1.2, CM will only warn of the currency that triggered the warning rather than any other currencies that might be over the threshold. Prior to 1.2, if three currencies were above the threshold then CM could only warn the user about the first two.
To edit the .lua file:
I've had a couple people ask about how to edit the .lua, so here is the quick and dirty. Right click the file and select "open with." Then choose Notepad or any other text editor of choice.