AzerothCore Module Reset Raid Cooldowns

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This is a module for AzerothCore that removes Sated and Exhaustion debuffs, and resets player cooldowns after raid encounters to emulate how it was done in Wrath Classic

mod-reset-raid-cooldowns_cpp.mp4

FAQ

What cooldowns are reset?

All cooldowns that are reset similar to Wrath Classic. This is emulated by resetting player cooldowns that are cleared when entering arena plus the following spells are also reset:

• army of the dead
• earth elemental totem
• fire elemental totem
• inferno

The above list can be modified by editing the config

Player pet cooldowns are not reset by default, but can be enabled in the config

When are cooldowns reset?

Cooldowns are reset by the following events:

Completing a raid encounter

By default, completing any raid encounter will resets cooldowns, with the exception of the dragon mini-bosses in Obsidian Sanctum

Resetting cooldowns for completing encounters in heroic dungeons can be enabled in the config

Resetting a boss after a specified amount of time

After a boss is engaged for at least 30 seconds (configurable) and resets, all cooldowns are reset. This is implemented in 2 ways: a. BossState changes: For any boss scripted with BossAI or that uses SetBossState b. OnUnitEnterCombat and OnUnitEnterEvadeMode: This is a hack to make bosses that not use SetBossState. These entries are specified in reset_raid_cooldowns_entries.h

Installation

https://www.azerothcore.org/wiki/installing-a-module

no database changes are required

requires config file

requires recompilation

How to configure

All configuration can be done through the config file .conf

How to disable

disable in config

How to remove

To remove, delete the folder as no database changes are made.

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