CooldownIcons
Displays your choosen cooldowns in a smart/an easy way.
WoWInterface
CoolFloat
CoolFloat is for people who like the stock Floating Combat Text included with WoW, but would like to be advised when their spells and items are off cooldown and ready to be used.
WoWInterface
Cooling
This addon will consists of 15 movable icons that will popup and show any items or spells that are on cooldown. Cooldowns are always ordered by their ending time. If several items and spells have the same ending time only one icon is shown for them. Also Scrolling/Floating combat text messages can be shown. This addon is mainly aimed for (keyboard) players that don't want to flood their UI with hundreds of action icons, but still want to track abilities that are on cooldown.
In addition user can form icon groups and edit rules what cooldowns should be seen in those groups.
WoWInterface
CoolLine
CoolLine is a spell/item cooldown mod that displays icons on a single bar/line to give you an idea of when it will be ready. No statusbar timer and no text timer.
CoolLine is inspired by Forte_Cooldown (a module in the ForteXorcist package). CoolLine is basically a stripped down and standalone version written from scratch. The name comes from putting "cooldown" and "timeline" together (yes, lame).
Config: /coolline
WoWInterface, Curse
DoomCooldownPulse
Ever wanted to know when a certain ability will come off cooldown, but you're too caught up in a fight to notice? Doom_CooldownPulse is designed to fix that problem! It flashes the icon of the ability in the middle of your screen whenever it becomes usable again.
Config: /dcp
WoWIinterface, Curse
DoTimer
Addon that times DoTs and HoTs that you cast on other people. It supports all classes. There are actually 5 addons included in this download: DoTimer: times DoTs and HoTs, Cooldowns: times your cooldowns, Communication: lets you send your timers from DoTimer and Cooldowns to other people, Notifications: lets you set up alerts to various events, Prominence: lets you make timers from DoTimer appear elsewhere onscreen (for more important timers), PlayerAuras: replaces the standard blizzard buff/debuff timers, Ash_Core: a collection of libraries for the other four addons to use
WoWInterface, Curse
Ellipsis
Ellipsis is an addon that features multi-target DoT and HoT tracking for spells that you cast on other people. It has support for all classes and can additionally be configured to track Cooldowns as well. Scans your target and focus for spells you can cast (as well as your pet's target and your group mates targets should you have either); and once found, it makes a timer for it.
WoWInterface
ForteXorcist
Powerful Warlock AddOn for Raiders. Main features: Soulstone Tracker, Spell Timer, Summon Assistant, Shard Spy, Cooldown Timer, Healthstone Spy, Shard Manager and Self & Raid messages. Modules for Priests and Warriors are in development.
Config: /fx or /fw
WoWInterface, Curse
Ghost: Pulse 3
Ghost: Pulse is a WoW addon in the spirit of Jim's Cooldown Pulse. When things happen, GP will tell you. Out of the box, GP can alert you when: A spell/ability comes off cooldown, A pet's spell/ability comes off cooldown, A trinket/potion or other item comes off cooldown, A buff is applied to you or fades, A debuff is applied to you or fades, You get low on health, A group member dies or is resurrected.
Config: /gp or /ghostpulse
WoWInterface
ICDBars
ICDBars is a simple Internal Cooldown monitor. ICDs are shown as bars or icons, there is no in-game configuration available nor are there any plans to include one.
In the end it's an extremely lightweight ICD monitor.
WoWInterface
NugRunning
Tracker for DoTs, HoTs, Cooldowns and other auras for all classes.
Config desired spells with trackings.lua
Config: Lua
WoWInterface
OmniCC
Addon that adds text to items/spells/abilities that are on cooldown to indicate when they'll be ready for use. OmniCC should be compatible with any addon that uses a cooldown model.
Config: /occ or /omnicc
WoWInterface, Curse
SexyCooldown
SexyCooldowns is a logarithmic cooldown bar. What's that, you say? Well, most timer bars you're used to are linear. That is, the distance between 0 seconds and 10 seconds is the same as the distance between 50 seconds and 60 seconds. A logarithmic cooldown bar is somewhat different - it represents cooldowns on a compressed timeline, so that cooldowns that are closer to being ready are represented as more active on the bar. This lets you represent a large amount of data on a single bar, and have it remain useful. In short, SexyCooldown is a single consolidated timer bar for all your spell, pet's spell, item, and proc cooldowns, as well as buffs, debuffs, and totem timers. It's very flexible, and can be customized to fit into your UI as best you see fit.
Curse
TellMeWhen
Provides a flexible system of icons for displaying vital information about cooldowns, buffs, debuffs, and reactive abilities... always in a consistent place on your screen.
You choose which spells, abilities, items, buffs, and debuffs TellMeWhen shows. The number, size, and position of icons are all customizable. Cooldown icons can be shown when an ability/item is either usable or is unusable. Buff/debuff icons can be shown when the buff/debuff is either present or is absent. Icons can be set to only show in combat.
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