Change Log:
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- 4.3.014
Ffff. I screwed up the zip. The previous version was actually working for me, so there are no changes in this. I just happened to screw up the zip. Derp. I blame it being version 13. So it is no longer version 13!
- 4.3.013
Small optimisation for the Blizzard Options Module. I realised that there was one table I could nil once I was done with it (once the options frame closed). No need to leave that hanging around in memory if it's not being used.
- 4.3.012
In this version I've made the Blizzard Options Module a bit more responsive. Essentially, the following will occur:
- Add button will update to notify you of a successful addition.
- Add button will tell you if you're trying to add an item that's already in your vault.
- Wipe button tells you that your vault has been successfully wiped.
- Buttons return to their original names when the Blizz Options frame closes.
I already had the add button tell you if you were clicking it without an item on your cursor, so it wasn't a big issue to update the module to include this extra functionality.
Oh, and in the previous version, the add button would work like an add/remove toggle, that was an unintended 'feature' that isn't in this version - this version behaves how you would expect it to, given what the UI says.
- 4.3.011
I wasn't satisfied with the quarter-arsed way I implemented the slash command system for controlling Vault, and I also wasn't happy that the slash command stuff was part of the core mod. So I ripped that out, redid it, modularised everything, and now? Now there's a prettified and far better slash command system, and a Blizzard Options module (AceConfig-3.0 based) too, because I could.
See the description for details!
- 4.3.010
I dislike code detritius, and I noticed that there were a couple of variables lying around from teh previous rewrite that were no longer being used, so I got rid of those.
There was also an issue with supplying /vault with no l...
Description:
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What is it?
Have you ever accidentally sold something, only to find out too late that you have, and that there's no way to get it back? Have you worried about this and stress out a bit too much whilst selling things, just to be absolutely sure you don't sell your valuables? If this sounds like you, then this mod is for you.
How does it work?
Essentially, you can build a list of items that you want protected by Vault, and then, when you go to a vendor, if you accidentally sell an item, it'll buy it back for you right away, tell you that it did, and play a sound to warn you that you're not paying attention to what you're selling.
Usage:
The interactive elements of Vault are split up into three modules. None of these are vital for the functioning of the mod, the idea is that you can pick the one (or ones) you like and delete the other modules, if you prefer.
There is a DataBroker module, a slash command module, and a Blizzard Options module on offer. Let's run through them.
-- Slash Command Module
The commands for this are as follows:
/vault - adds or removes an item from the vault as a toggle.
/vault check - checks whether the item is already in the vault or not.
/vault wipe - removes all your current character's items from the vault.
/vault help - brings up a printout with this information.
Not supplying an item link works the same as the latter option, there. It just gives the player a help printout.
-- DataBroker Module
To add or remove an item, drag the item to the DataBroker plugin and click on it to to do so. It acts as a toggle, so to remove the item you do the same thing. To remove the item from your cursor when you're done, press esc or right-click (same as the default UI).
The DataBroker plugin has a tooltip which contains a list of all the items already in your vault, so just mouseover it to find out what you have in your vault. And finally, if you want to empty your vaul...
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- 4.3.014
Ffff. I screwed up the zip. The previous version was actually working for me, so there are no changes in this. I just happened to screw up the zip. Derp. I blame it being version 13. So it is no longer version 13!
- 4.3.013
Small optimisation for the Blizzard Options Module. I realised that there was one table I could nil once I was done with it (once the options frame closed). No need to leave that hanging around in memory if it's not being used.
- 4.3.012
In this version I've made the Blizzard Options Module a bit more responsive. Essentially, the following will occur:
- Add button will update to notify you of a successful addition.
- Add button will tell you if you're trying to add an item that's already in your vault.
- Wipe button tells you that your vault has been successfully wiped.
- Buttons return to their original names when the Blizz Options frame closes.
I already had the add button tell you if you were clicking it without an item on your cursor, so it wasn't a big issue to update the module to include this extra functionality.
Oh, and in the previous version, the add button would work like an add/remove toggle, that was an unintended 'feature' that isn't in this version - this version behaves how you would expect it to, given what the UI says.
- 4.3.011
I wasn't satisfied with the quarter-arsed way I implemented the slash command system for controlling Vault, and I also wasn't happy that the slash command stuff was part of the core mod. So I ripped that out, redid it, modularised everything, and now? Now there's a prettified and far better slash command system, and a Blizzard Options module (AceConfig-3.0 based) too, because I could.
See the description for details!
- 4.3.010
I dislike code detritius, and I noticed that there were a couple of variables lying around from teh previous rewrite that were no longer being used, so I got rid of those.
There was also an issue with supplying /vault with no l...
Description:
--------------------
What is it?
Have you ever accidentally sold something, only to find out too late that you have, and that there's no way to get it back? Have you worried about this and stress out a bit too much whilst selling things, just to be absolutely sure you don't sell your valuables? If this sounds like you, then this mod is for you.
How does it work?
Essentially, you can build a list of items that you want protected by Vault, and then, when you go to a vendor, if you accidentally sell an item, it'll buy it back for you right away, tell you that it did, and play a sound to warn you that you're not paying attention to what you're selling.
Usage:
The interactive elements of Vault are split up into three modules. None of these are vital for the functioning of the mod, the idea is that you can pick the one (or ones) you like and delete the other modules, if you prefer.
There is a DataBroker module, a slash command module, and a Blizzard Options module on offer. Let's run through them.
-- Slash Command Module
The commands for this are as follows:
/vault - adds or removes an item from the vault as a toggle.
/vault check - checks whether the item is already in the vault or not.
/vault wipe - removes all your current character's items from the vault.
/vault help - brings up a printout with this information.
Not supplying an item link works the same as the latter option, there. It just gives the player a help printout.
-- DataBroker Module
To add or remove an item, drag the item to the DataBroker plugin and click on it to to do so. It acts as a toggle, so to remove the item you do the same thing. To remove the item from your cursor when you're done, press esc or right-click (same as the default UI).
The DataBroker plugin has a tooltip which contains a list of all the items already in your vault, so just mouseover it to find out what you have in your vault. And finally, if you want to empty your vaul...