Binds a talent tier to a slot in your default action bar, and swap the new active ability when you change a talent within a tier you bound. This addon do not require you to create macros, so it is particularly useful if you want to save some macro's slot. For now it works with default action bars only and it is command line driven (no UI is present right now). This is currently a beta version, so it could have bugs and "work in progress" features. Give me your feedbacks :)

usage

/ttb <command> (or /talenttierbinder)
no command for ingame list of commands

At first, try to use:

/ttb detect

if you want to register something manually, type the following command to read the slots id you have to use in "reg" command:

/ttb slotslist

list of commands

detect

Scans your action bars and register the talents that are found

reg <talent tier (or level)> [<action bar slot>]

Register the talent tier to be automatically changed for the selected slot (if the slot is not specified, you can select it with your cursor

unreg <talent tier (or level)> [<action bar slot>]

Unregister the talent tier from the binding with the specified slot (if any) or from every slot

apply

Manually apply the registered configuration based on your chosen talents

status

print the registered bindings for the current specialization

slotslist

print the list of valid slots id

macro

print the status of macro replacement feature (ON or OFF). Default: OFF

macro switch

turn ON or OFF the macro replacement feature

macro color

print how the macro list is considered (blacklist or whitelist). Default: blacklist

macro black

makes the list to work as a blacklist

macro white

makes the list to work as a whitelist

macro list

print the status of the list of macros

macro listadd "<macro name>" [<spell name, id or link>]

add the macro to the list (and the spell for that macro, if present). The name of the macro must be quoted, but the name of the spell must not. You can also link the spell, but only form your spellbook. To link a spell form the talent window, will result in an incorrect registered spell id

macro listremove "<macro name>" [<spell name or link>]

remove the macro to the list (or only the spell for that macro, if present). The name of the macro must be quoted, but the name of the spell must not. You can also link the spell, but only form your spellbook. To link a spell form the talent window, will result in an incorrect spell id

macro apply

manually check your macros and replace spells based on the defined list of macros/spells and list type