Put this in a macro, and put the macro somewhere on your button bars. So if you are for example a fire mage, your macro would be: The values are:īe sure to change appropriately - if you are a warlock, use fire or shadow, for fire mages use fire, and so on. The 0x10 in spells refers to the spell school. So for example Frostbolt rank 13 is 27072, Fireball rank 13 is 27070, or Shadow Bolt rank 11 is 27079. For other spells, go to Wowhead: Your skill in WoW has increased to 375., look up the spellname (in abilities after search), and use the spell ID which is the number in the address bar. The ,1 following means the attack was a crit.įor casters, 27072 is the spell ID of frostbolt. The random() is there so every melee attack isn't the same amount.

Can make it higher or lower, as you please. Shouldn't have to change this.įor the MELEE people, 1450+random(500) is how much damage your swing was. The number 0x10a48 means that the damage was caused against a hostile NPC that you were targeting. The number 0x511 means the damage was caused by you, a player, shouldn't have to change this. I don't have a hunter so I'm not really sure what their damage is like. There are others, such as Heals, DOTs, and probably ranged.

SWING_DAMAGE or SPELL_DAMAGE are the damage types. Make a new macro, and type one of the following depending on whether you are a melee (rogue, warrior, enh shaman, etc) or caster (mage, warlock, etc). The trick is basically to constantly inject 'fake damage' into recount. I find recount much better than swstats, so try to convince guildies to use Recount. The other popular damage meter is SWStats, I do have a hack for that as well but I don't have a version atm thats working with 2.4 - I will post when I update it. Its assuming you are using the RECOUNT damage meter ( Index of /Recount/), Recount does sync with other players so all of them will see the same numbers you do. If your guild DPS is obsessed with damage meters, here is an easy way to always put yourself in the top 5.

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