Augmentation Filter

[Leomelati]

As an Augmentation Evoker, it would be nice if we had a filter to hide groups that already have one.

[0xbs]

Good suggestion, but hard to implement, because the spec is only availabe as a localized string. This means I would have to map for example "Verstärkung" to "Augmentation" for every language there is in the game. To make it a bit more complicated, German "Verstärkung" can also mean "Enhancement" in case of a Shaman.

So I'm afraid you will have to keep looking at the tooltip to get the exact spec for now.

[teelolws]

Could you not just use select(2, GetSpecializationInfoByID(1473))? Both that, and the premade finder, should show "Augmentation" in the player's local language.

[0xbs]

Might be possible, I will look into it

[0xbs]

Version 5.3.0-beta now supports specializations. Use augs == 0 to remove all groups with augmentation evokers. See Keywords page for more details.

[teelolws]

I suggest an alternative like spec["Augumentation"] where in another locale the player can write spec["whatever"] in their local language. Like what you did with the boss filter.

[Leomelati]

@0xbs Thank you for the implementation!

[0xbs]

Would be easy to do, but there are collisions without the class, for example:

• English "Restoration" for resto druids and resto shamans
• German "Verstärkung" for enhancement shamans and augmentation evokers

This would make the filter kind of useless.

[teelolws]

Truuue... maybe spec[evokers, "Augumentation"] and spec["Evoker", "Augumentation"]?

[0xbs]

We might have a misunderstanding. I did not only implement augs, but every combination there is in the game like augmentation_evokers, restoration_druids, arms_warriors, ...

See the full list of keywords.

They are English only like all other keywords.

augs is just a short additional alias for augmentations evokers.

[teelolws]

No I understand, just trying to help keep it friendlier for non-english speakers

[0xbs]

Okay, I will have a look if I can do something like you suggested with both a localized class and spec name.