About
This addon basically filters all status messages sent by Guild Event Manager 3.
I was annoyed of the resource usage of GEM3 because my raid just uses it to join a channel. Because of its status messaged its nearly impossible to join the channel for chat and read the chat without seing all those GEM-status Messages with cryptic information.
+ Very low Mem and CPU Usage
- GEM Traffic is still there, it is just not shown anymore
Warning: This addon only blocks GEM3 status messages, GEM2 messages will still be shown
Since 0.2 the Addon will only initialize and filter if GEM3 is not found running.
Since 0.3 GEMFilter can autojoin channels for you. Type /gemfilter to see how this is configured.
Since 0.4 Itemlinks will work if the channel is configured in GEMFilter.
Since 0.5 a Config GUI is available. You will also be able to set the GEMFilter Channels Sticky to keep writing to them if you press enter again, like the party and guild channels.
Usage
To join a channel (and save it) use:/gemfilter add CHANNEL [ALIAS [PASSWORD]]
Examples:
/gemfilter add mytestchannel test hasapw
Channel "mytestchannel" with password "hasapw" will be available, /test will be a shortcut to write to that channel.
/gemfilter add mytestchannel2
Channel "mytestchannel2" will be available with no password set.
/gemfilter add mytestchannel3 test
Channel "mytestchannel3" ,shortcut /test will be available.
Remove Channels with:
/gemfilter remove CHANNEL
To minimize traffic (in combat, low connection speed, etc.) you can leave the channels with:
/gemfilter leave
and later join them again using
/gemfilter join
Facts
- Date created
- 21 Apr 2009
- Categories
- Last update
- 21 Dec 2009
- Development stage
- Release
- Language
- deDE
- enUS
- License
- GNU General Public License version 2 (GPLv2)
- Curse link
- GEM Filter
- Recent files
- R: GEMFilter v0.5 for 3.3.0 on 21 Dec 2009
- R: GEMFilter v0.4c for 3.3.0 on 19 Dec 2009
- R: GEMFilter v0.4b for 3.3.0 on 08 Dec 2009
- R: GEMFilter v0.4a for 3.2.0 on 11 Oct 2009
- R: GEMFilter v0.4 for 3.2.0 on 08 Oct 2009