As a note, version 1.0 of slippery's addons are incompatible with this mod. The v1.0 ones made by garth were made for v1.2 of this mod and are compatible with this version as well(v1.3).

Click Buff Macro Scripting v1.4 by Aditu of Permafrost (ACT Author) [email protected]
Changes: When the mod is unable to cast a buff due to a pop-up error message or a hidden chat message, it will display an alert with the error along with the spell and target attempted. The alert will disappear with time or if the mouse moves to it. The custom target box should try to grab input slightly less than before.

Click Buff Macro Scripting v1.3 by Aditu of Permafrost (ACT Author) [email protected]
Changes: The Custom Target textbox will no longer automatically update to your target while the mouse is inside of the mod's window. This is so the DynamicData would not randomly overwrite your custom entry while you were still typing. Two buttons were added: Set Buffs and Reset Buffs. The first button will replace the buff list with your current maintained buffs and the second button will reload the spell set for your current class if available.

Click Buff Macro Scripting v1.2 by Aditu of Permafrost (ACT Author) [email protected]
Changes:
The number of buffs that can be checked was changed from 20 to 30. The default spell list remains in the main file, however external class files may be added and used depending on your detected character class. A basic Templar profile has been included to show the template. To create another profile from the template, simply rename the file to the lowercase version of your class name, rename the main page name from "Templar" to your class and edit the spell definitions as normal. If you do not have a subclass file for your class, the default spell list will be used.

Click Buff Macro Scripting v1.11 by Aditu of Permafrost (ACT Author) [email protected]
Changes:
Worked around a bug where a dynamic data filter would not be applied before it tried to hide the target textbox. IE, if you camped to a new character, the game would hide the textbox even though it was told not to touch visibility.

Click Buff Macro Scripting v1.1 by Aditu of Permafrost (ACT Author) [email protected]
Changes:
The 'T' button next to each target entry no longer enters your current target's name, but enters what is displayed in the Custom Target textbox. The textbox while editable will also fill itself in when you change targets.
Less scripting actions are performed when you cast a spell with the buffing toggle disabled. If casting spells with this mod installed caused noticeable CPU spikes, hopefully this will alleviate it.

Click Buff Macro Scripting v1.0 by Aditu of Permafrost (ACT Author) [email protected]

Synopsis:
Essentially the purpose of this mod was to reduce the tedium of the most annoying part of my personal gameplay. Which was buffing my group after every death. Maybe 90% of my gameplay is raiding content so death is a rather common part of my playing experience.

The windows is a listing of buff names and targets that are preconfigured in the XML file. Each buff will be marked red or green depending on if the script thinks it has already been cast. Clicking the script toggle button will make the script attempt to cast the red-marked buffs in order until it: runs out of red buffs; is stopped early within a cast; a spell other than the one it attempted is cast; you enter combat or a spell failure message appears(such as target out of range). If all buffs are able to cast successfully, the script should be able to queue the entire list of buffs. The script does not simply cast a static order of buffs but casts buffs that are missing in the maintained effects window. If nothing is missing, it will cast nothing.

Installation:
This is a "Custom" UI mod in which it does not replace any other UI piece. It is standalone in which it is not dependent on having any other UI piece installed already.

That said, you *are* required to be using a non-default UI in order to view this UI piece. If you are using Default as your current UI, you will need to create a new UI folder for this mod as you cannot simply copy it into the Default folder and have it function. If you fall into this category, please follow this guide to set up a non-Default UI folder. http://www.eq2interface.com/forums/f...q_new_faq_item

As this is a "Custom" namespace UI mod, you will either need to have a "eq2ui_custom.xml" file to add this file's reference to, or use a new one. If you do not already have this file, one is included in the download archive. If you do already have it, do not overwrite it, open it in a text editor and within the "Custom" page element add the following: Before using this mod you must edit the XML file for your class(IE eq2ui_custom_clickbuff_templar.xml); to enter the buff names and initial targets. Near the top of the files there will be thirty lines labeled Spell00 to Spell29. There will be properties named Checked, Value and Target. Checked is true or false and determine if the entry is checked in the window initially. Unchecked entries are ignored by the script. For Value, enter the name of the buff to cast exactly as it would appear in your maintained effects window. For Target, enter the target's name as it would appear in the maintained effects window. This may be a player name or it may be something like Group, Self, Pet etc.

Usage:
To view the new UI window, you can type or make a hotkey with the following command: (CAPITALIZATION MATTERS)
/show_window Custom.ClickBuff
You can also make a hotkey that will click the start button without having the window open:
/show_window Custom.ClickBuff.ToggleAuto

The spell names are statically defined in the XML file, however you may change the spell targets while playing. To change a spell target, target the player you wish to switch to and press the 'T' button next to the entry you wish to change. The script will take the name of the Custom Target textbox. The Custom Target textbox will only update with your current target if the mouse is not inside of the mod window.

You can use the Set Buffs button to replace the defined buffs with the ones currently in your maintained buffs window. This can be useful if you change groups and need to completely revise your buff strategy. This will also pick up buffs cast by items which the script has no ability to cast, so you must uncheck those detected entries. Additionally it will also pick up debuffs on mobs which the script also has no ability to cast.

You can use the Reset Buffs button to force reselection of external class definitions. If you use the Set Buffs feature and want to go back to your original class definitions, you may use this. This will not reset the buffs back to the internal defaults however, it will only work if you use external class definition files.