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Pitbull - Hiding when in combat

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Post by 0930715

I'm configuring pitbull4 as my healing interface, but I don't quite understand how I would do this:

I want to only show GotW and MotW when out of combat
possibly highlight the frame if the target doesn't have the buff, again only if out of combat.

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Post by 0930715

After trying like 40 different searches with pitbull in them I apparently missed that...

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Post by 0930715

That being said, how would I go about the first part of my question?

Post by 0930715

I would consider 20 days a fair enough time to count my thread as needing of a bump...

I'm configuring pitbull4 as my healing interface, but I don't quite understand how I would do this:

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I want to only show GotW and MotW when out of combat
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highlight the frame(like pitbull does with curses/poisons/ect.) if the target doesn't have the buff, again only if out of combat.

Does anyone know how I would do this?

Also... would it be possible to ignore totems on the list of buffs, I currently have it ignoring all but my own buffs but that leaves uneeded icons when playing my shammy.

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Post by Wanderingfox

I'm configuring pitbull4 as my healing interface, but I don't quite understand how I would do this:

I want to only show GotW and MotW when out of combat
possibly highlight the frame if the target doesn't have the buff, again only if out of combat.

Does anyone know how I would do this?

Edit: Another Question I have. How would I go about shortening peoples names to 3 characters. So instead of my default "Yggd..." or "Sava..." I would have "Ygg" and "Sav"

I don't think it's possible without a 3rd-party module of some sort, but you may be able to add some sort of lua text to the frame and do it that way. The people over on the pitbull forums will probably know better than I.