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Omen is a threat meter. Basically, enemies in WoW decide who to attack by deciding who is the most threatening based on the abilities you use. What Omen attempts to do is provide reasonably accurate estimates of your group's relative threat level on individual enemies, so that you can see when you're in danger of pulling aggro (or, if you're next on the snack list if your tank bites it). This info is usually only critical in raids, where only tanks can survive aggro, but it's useful for any multi-player situation.

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* Boss mods for all raid bosses
* Colored raid warnings!
* Bars can be enlarged when they are about to expire
* Some boss mods have very advanced features like the Loatheb healer monitor which allows you to setup a heal rotation and see the cooldowns of all healers
* Synchronization system for accurate timers
* No dependencies, no embedded libraries, 100% stand-alone
* Modular design - all boss mods are plugins and can be exchanged, removed or updated separately
* Load on demand - boss mods and the GUI are separate AddOns and they will be loaded when they are needed, e.g. the GUI uses no memory if you don't open it
* Efficient code: low memory and CPU usage
* Special effects like the screen flash and the screen shake effect to draw your attention on critical events - for example DBM will warn you when Thaddius changes your polarity
* Bars can change their color over time and flash before they expire
* Many bar designs to choose from, all designes are are customizable: you can change the color, size, icon position etc.
* Option to create custom timers, so-called "Pizza Timers" for your pizza or whatever you prefer to eat while raiding
* Powerful object-oriented API - you can use it to write your own boss mods!

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Totemus is mod to help the Shaman manage the totems, buffs, potions, drink/food and messages.

It provides a variety of buttons for common spells in an easy-to-use, small, convinient package.

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This addon adds a new slash command /aksmsg intended to be called from a macro and send a message via a whisper, yell, raid msg, party msg, say or console

The message can include the following substitution strings

%r (race)
%c (class)
%n (name)
%t (exactly the same as %n)
%s (sex)
%l (level)
%z (zone name, eg Orgrimmar)
%sz (subzone name, eg The Cleft of Shadows)
%a (alive/dead)
%p (pvp status)
%f (friend or enemy)
eg /aksmsg /s Hello %n you are an %r %c could be equivalent to /s Hello Igor you are an Undead Warrior (assuming you have targetted an undead warrior called Igor, of course)

The below options control where the messages go

/w - whisper the current target
/y - yell the message
/r - to make the message appear in raid chat
/p - to make the message appear in party chat
/s - to say the message

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This addon was created simply for fun, and anyone who has World of Warcraft South Park episode will love it.

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Works like necrosis for warlocks only it has all the hunters aspects, beast menu, traps, and tracking spells as well as other fully configurable buttons.

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This is a mod to make swapping equipment easier. You add equipment slots to a bar and mouseover on the bar will create a menu of all items in your bags that can go in that slot.

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FocusFrame is very simple addon to show your focus. The frame looks almost exactly same as Blizzard's TargetFrame; It provide following features. - Click to target your focus or your focus's target. - Shows your focus's health and mana. - Shows your focus's target. - Shows cast bar of your focus. - Supports Click-Casting such as Clique addon by utilizing ClickCastFrames. - Movable by dragging the title tab.

The "focus" is a new feature of WoW API 2.0. Basically you can use "focus" as a second target. It works in similar way as your real Target and allows you to use DOUBLE targets at the same time. (essentially)

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This is a 2.x version of the fantastic ShowDKP mod by Softpile. The concept is very simple: it displays EQDKP data in a table format that can be easily sorted based on name/DKP and filtered based on class. Names can be selected either manually or through the use of a "#bid" command, and the selected names can then be used to declare winners of a bid auction. DKP values can be adjusted on the fly by simply right clicking a name in the table and entering the amount to adjust by. Auctions can also be performed, in which case showdkp can automatically deduct DKP from the winner based on the type of auction. New bidders are automatically added to the table as well, and several options are available to customize the usability.

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LootLink is an interface addon that stores every item you come in contact with into a link database that you can later browse. It's useful for linking items you don't have and searching for item stats.

Usage: All you really need to know is that you open the Main Interface window by typing /LL Everything else is done through the GUI.

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Perl, with Extra stuff. Much enchanced from Nymbia's Perl UnitFrames, and a complete replacement for Blizzard's default unit frames, including raid frames and raid tools, with little remaining of the original Nymbia code. Options include:

Range Finder, HoT Monitor, Debuff Highlighting, Raid Framing, Raid Target icon support, Raid Tooltip, 3D Portraits, Color coded combat flashes, configurable colors, and more!

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eCastingBar is a movable and configurable casting bar replacement. It includes a Mirror Bar that handles Breathing, Feign Death, and Exhaustion, as well as a new Target Bar, showing what your target is casting.

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NOTE: Please delete all CTMods you have installed before installing the new versions.

This patch brings CTMod to version 2. With this update comes a couple of completely reworked mods, with new features, more optimized code and drastically decreased memory footprint. Overall, all the reworked mods should run much smoother than before. Another major structure change is that all of our mods now come with an embeddable library. This means that we can provide an easy to use, efficient and cool control panel. Similarly, all of the rewritten mods aim to be very memory and processing power efficient. The library helps with this by providing tools to facilitate faster development cycles and an easy way to create frames on-demand, instead of at load time.

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