TankadinTps - a threat analyzer

Galrond wrote:As a consumer, you may be able to afford to have that attitude.

However, don't criticize other consumers for having other attitudes. A developer who wants his creation to be used by as many people as possible REALLY can't afford to have that kind of attitude.

Afraithe has nothing to do with this addon, can't see why some people blame me for his posts ...

Try this, to enable your addon:
/run TankadinTps:ToggleMinimapAttached()

Galrond wrote:As a consumer, you may be able to afford to have that attitude.

However, don't criticize other consumers for having other attitudes. A developer who wants his creation to be used by as many people as possible REALLY can't afford to have that kind of attitude. This is why blizzard is doing so well; they make products that don't need the latest and greatest hardware. Some people can't afford to buy a state-of-the-art computer every 3 months.

If it's possible to make this mod more cpu/RAM efficient, by all means do so. It'll mean more players can benefit from the mod.

I think you are missing the point, unless you have a really ancient computer (that has problems running wow at all), the memory usage is not even a problem. It's is more what those addons do with the memory, some addons can have a slow effect even tho they use almost no memory, and the other way around.

The only way to know this is by trail and error (unless you want to check every addons code base), and from my experience, this addon is already efficient.

I really like this tool a lot it allows me to see what is happening after the fact.

For example I was tanking Kara for badges and on prince was only getting 800ish tps and I didnt understand why it was so low. After reviewing the TPS report it shows that not a single consecrate tick hit prince! I was so embarressed.

Also i use it to compair TPS reports on bosses from week to week to look at differences in my TPS and try to figure out the difference. I like to use that in conjunction with WWS as well to get an understanding of the buffs and debuffs may be causing that.

Keep up the good work!

UPDATE

Give this tool to your tank mates, they can use it to!
I need feedback from druids and warriors ... oh and does anybody know the threat from Thunderfury?TF was nerfed in 2.0.10 ...

Changelog 0.8:
- bugfix: handles defstance properly
- bugfix: nil in TtpsClass

Changelog 0.7:
- new: module for warriors
- new: export data to other players / your guild / raid
- new: tool for testing threat values
- bugfix: lacerate dot/damage

Changelog 0.6:
- new: module for druids
- new: records misses etc.

*update*

some bugfixes, nothing new

Version 1.0 released

1.0:
- new: records incoming damage
- new: records hits
- new: 2nd window (compare two fights)
- new: leaves beta status
- bugfix: nil while using devastate

wow, how did I ever miss this o.O will download!

Just a question does this mod, only check TPS when u are tanking.

Is that even possible?

Most other tps mods or reports from WWS are from the overall fight so they are only accurate when u tank the whole fight.

Is it possible to pause the mod when u are not tanking or anything like that?

it pauses automatically, if you do nothing for 5 seconds, but you can do this manually too

nice so i can use it on multi tank fights win

Does this work on the PTR or Beta? I haven't tried yet.

yes, but the threat values are probably incorrect

I've been using this for my warrior and paladin.. the amount of info is Staggering and its helping me improve my game

AWESOME addon.. really!

Been using this for a few days, and it´s absolutely amazing. Highly recommended :)

I got this at curse a couple days ago. I didn't realize it was from a maintankadin here on the forums =D. Anyway, have only gotten to test it against the brd brewfest boss, but I really hope to test it in a raid really soon. I've always known about what kind of tps I can output, but never knew where it was all coming from. Earth Shield for example provided me with 418tps against the brewfest boss..... I never would have thought that...