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There are several pets that you (well, I :-) do not want to have in my random rotation but that I need to bring out every now and then. The most obvious candidate is the new Argent Squire but it is also true for quest pets such as the children's week pets. If you have Kennel enabled these pets will currently be replaced by another pet picked by Kennel.
Perhaps the most simple solution is an option for Kennel to never override and existing pet. That is, if you manually put out a pet Kennel does not try to replace it. There are obviously many other options.
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Hi again :P,
In latest Kennel the interface option stopped working... ive installed the version 3.1.0.11-Beta and all is working fine.Comments
And fount this post on wowinterface maybe its a good idea ^^
Add IsFalling() to your checks on line 83 to prevent a GCD while falling.
Good for those with Slowfall, Flightform, etc... to prevent the fall from killing you.
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The linked patch brings the following changes :
dismiss the minipet when entering stealth (useful for open area PvP),
do not interrupt channeling, like fishing or summoning,
drink, food and spirit of redemption localization using spell ids.
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I hate patches/diffs, they never ever ever apply correctly. Please fork.
I'm quite new to git. That will be my first forking experience. Hopefully I won't break anything.
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Recently started using Kennel, and today I came across a couple of quests that Kennel broke. Had to disable Kennel temporarily.
- http://www.wowhead.com/?quest=11878 - Escorting a mammoth in Borean Tundra
- The Children's Week quests. Summoning an orphan causes Kennel to summon a pet and makes the orphan disappear.
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- http://www.wowhead.com/?quest=11878 - Escorting a mammoth in Borean Tundra
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Would be nice if you could insert an option for raid zones/normal instances. While in one of this the addon should be automatically disabled.
I saw that you check PvP zones already, Wintergrasp is missing as far as I can tell.Great work with this addon btw. :-)
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Wintergrasp of course of enemy players which will see me with my pet. ;-)
Raid zones because our raid dislikes pets during raid times.
Screw them? I still see no reason why you would not want a pet out in a raid.
In their opinion the pets are a performance killer. This rule in our raid is almost 2 years old, no chance of getting it changed. They are quite sure about the performance part. shrugs
Play dumb! If they point it out dismiss it and watch it re-summon, then act like you have no idea why.
Seriously, screw retarded rules like that. Down with idiot raid leaders!
Not that easy, but it's okay now, I made the neccessary changes for myself. :-)
I just included UnitisPVP("player") and under your instancecheck it looks for raids too. Works great for me. Thank you for your addon, again. Working great now and does exactly what I need it to do. :-) Keep up the good work. -
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I have no way of knowing when those pets are out vs when you have no pet at all, that's why I added the enabled/disable checkbox.
Then it would be nice to be able to enable/disable without having to open the addon configs each time. Either an LDB menu and/or a /-command would work. Another option (that I wrote on wowinterface) is to have a modifier option for kennel to summon a specific pet when some (or any) modifier key is pressed.
/run KennelDBPC.disabled = falseI'm not a programmer myself ... can I just put that into my argent squire macro? (and then I assume I should use "true".