Keeping track of party members' buffs

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Keeping track of party members' buffs

#1 » Post by Vaen » 24 Jun 2015 14:37

I've been searching for an addon which allows me to keep track of the buffs I've casted on party members (sacred shield, blessing of kings, etc) and haven't had any luck. What I'm looking for is something that will display the buff icon and its duration right under or next to the party member's portrait frame, something which would probably be possible through addons such as PowerAuras, but for which I want to use something lightweigh and simple. Was wondering if anybody knew a good way to get this done.
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Re: Keeping track of party members' buffs

#2 » Post by SomethingWitty » 24 Jun 2015 16:19

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Re: Keeping track of party members' buffs

#3 » Post by Hansrutger » 24 Jun 2015 18:24

I use Xperl, which the guy above in the video also does. It's quite good you can customize the buff/debuff size.
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Re: Keeping track of party members' buffs

#4 » Post by Rascall » 24 Jun 2015 23:52

Not sure if I understood what exactly u look for...but I use grid raid frames that has icons per spell with its own tracking system...so u can track the duration of buff/debuff as a spell icon inside the player´s grid...then I use quartz+separate plugin for tracking buff/debuff...also usable above/under player portrait (with numerical timer)...this is probably what u looked for...and as a third addon I use RaidCooldowns...displays a separate pannel with already used cooldowns of other raid members...for ex. Rebirths, Hand of Protection etc...and shows remaining cooldown the player has on rebirth lets say.
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Re: Keeping track of party members' buffs

#5 » Post by Justicelight » 25 Jun 2015 07:07

You can customize HealBot in such a way to show every buff you want + actions usable when u acces on its tabs
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Re: Keeping track of party members' buffs

#6 » Post by cherno666 » 25 Jun 2015 12:20

use pally power for buffs , it tells you what class have you buffed with your buff and who is missing what, its pretty simple also
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Re: Keeping track of party members' buffs

#7 » Post by Myaoming » 25 Jun 2015 13:58

Hansrutger wrote:I use Xperl, which the guy above in the video also does. It's quite good you can customize the buff/debuff size.
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Re: Keeping track of party members' buffs

#8 » Post by Vaen » 25 Jun 2015 14:09

I was mainly interested in only the buffs I've casted, but I guess xperl does the job well enough, I just don't like how it changes the default portrait frame.
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Re: Keeping track of party members' buffs

#9 » Post by Rascall » 25 Jun 2015 18:36

Vaen wrote:I was mainly interested in only the buffs I've casted, but I guess xperl does the job well enough, I just don't like how it changes the default portrait frame.
All my abovementioned addons are fully customizable. Quartz plugins for buff/debuff timers dont change player portraits. And you can easily filter the timers you want to see being tracked. Grid also allows you to choose which buffs/debuffs you want to see within the raid frames UI (you can set it only to your own buffs or also buffs of other players used on other players)
Rascall Retribution/Holy
Rascallus Blood (tank)/Unholy (DPS)
Rascalluz Affliction/Demonology
Rascalles Feral (bear)/Balance
Rascallez Assassination
Rascallis Arms (DPS)/Arms (tank)
Razcall Marksmanship/Survival
Razcallus Fury/Protection
Razcalluz Feral (cat)/Restoration
Razcalles Combat/Subtlety
Razcaellez Beast Mastery
Razcaell Discipline/Holy
Razcaelllus Enhancement/Restoration
Razcaelluz Blood (DPS)/Frost (tank)
Razcaelles Elemental/Spellhance
Razcaellez Arcane/Frostfire
Rascaell Protection
Rascaellus Frost (DPS)/Unholy (tank)
Rascaelluz Fire/Frost
Rascaelles Shadow
Rascaellez Destruction

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Re: Keeping track of party members' buffs

#10 » Post by mcheka » 01 Jul 2015 03:54

Grid + Icon indicators.
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Re: Keeping track of party members' buffs

#11 » Post by Vaen » 01 Jul 2015 04:31

I appreciate the answers, however I want to emphasize I'd very much prefer if the buffs were displayed right next to, under, or over the party member's portrait, and not on their unit frame on grid or other addons. Having said that, what functionality does Grid exactly provide for displaying the buffs? So far I tried xperl, it looks decent enough and gets the job done.
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