GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity: A Must-Have Addon for TrinityCore GMs
GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity: A Comprehensive Guide for Game Masters
If you are a game master on a private server running TrinityCore, you might be looking for a way to make your job easier and more efficient. You might be tired of typing commands manually, dealing with messy ticket systems, or struggling with building and spawning objects. If that sounds like you, then you need GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity.
Gm Addon 3.3.5 Wow Trinity
GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity is an all-round GM addon for TrinityCore, aimed at making common tasks easier and quicker to accomplish. It provides tools for managing tickets, interacting with players on the server, building/spawning and much much more.
GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity is not and is never going to be a collection of buttons just to eliminate the need to type commands. It is a smart and powerful addon that offers new functionality and possibilities that make your life as a game master much easier.
In this article, we will show you how to install and configure GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity, as well as how to use its features and functionality. We will cover everything from the main window of the addon, called Hud, to the ticket system, spy aka playerinfo, spawns, and more.
By the end of this article, you will have a comprehensive understanding of GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity and how it can help you as a game master on a private server running TrinityCore.
Installation and Configuration
The first step to using GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity is to download and install it on your WoW client.
How to download and install GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity
To download GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity, you can use one of the following links:
- GitHub: This is the official source of GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity, where you can find the latest release, previous releases, and older versions. You can also view the code, report issues, and make suggestions. - OwnedCore: This is a forum where the author of GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity posted a thread introducing the addon and its features. You can also find feedback, questions, and answers from other users. - YouTube: This is a video that shows how to use TrinityAdmin, another GM helper addon for WoW 3.3.5. It is not the same as GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity, but it has some similar functions and might be useful for comparison. - SoundCloud: This is an audio file that describes GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity and provides a download link. - GitHub: This is a repository that contains various addons for WoW 3.3.5a, including GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity. To install GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity, you can choose any of the download links above and follow these steps: - Extract the zip file to your WoW installation folder/interface/addons directory. - Make sure the folder name is GMGenie (not GMGenie-master or anything else). - Log in to your WoW client and check if the addon is enabled in the addons menu. - If not, enable it and reload your UI (/reload). How to enable and disable the addon
To enable or disable GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity, you can use the slash command /gmgenie on or /gmgenie off respectively.
You can also use /gmgenie toggle to switch between on and off states.
When the addon is enabled, you will see a small icon on your minimap that looks like a genie lamp.
You can click on this icon to open the Hud window, which is the main interface of the addon.
How to customize the addon settings
To customize the addon settings, you can use the slash command /gmgenie options or right-click on the minimap icon and select options.
This will open a window where you can adjust various settings, such as:
The scale, position, and transparency of the Hud window.
The font size and color of the Hud text.
The sound effects and notifications for tickets and whispers.
The default comments for tickets.
The default macros for spy.
The default values for spawns.
The auto-complete feature for commands.
You can also reset all settings to their default values by clicking on the reset button at the bottom of the window.
Features and Functionality
Now that you have installed and configured GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity, you are ready to explore its features and functionality.
The addon provides tools for managing tickets, interacting with players on the server, building/spawning objects, and more.
We will go over each of these tools in detail in the following sections.
Hud: The main window of the addon
The Hud window is the main interface of GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity.
It shows you important information and gives you quick access to other features of the addon.
You can open or close the Hud window by clicking on the minimap icon or using the slash command /gmgenie hud.
You can also drag and drop the Hud window anywhere on your screen by holding down the left mouse button on it.
The Hud window consists of four parts:
The top part shows your current GM status (on or off) and allows you to change it by clicking on it.
The middle part shows the number of open tickets (online and offline) and allows you to open the ticket window by clicking on it.
The bottom part shows your current coordinates (x, y, z) and allows you to copy them to your clipboard by clicking on them.
The right part shows four buttons that open other windows of the addon: spy, spawns, macros, and options.
Tickets: How to manage tickets with GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity
Tickets are requests or reports from players on the server that need your attention as a game master.
GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity provides a convenient and efficient way to manage tickets with its ticket window.
You can open or close the ticket window by clicking on the ticket number on the Hud window or using the slash command /gmgenie tickets.
The ticket window shows you a list of all open tickets, both online and offline, and allows you to perform various actions on them.
You can also filter, sort, assign, and comment on tickets with ease.
Read marking: How to see which tickets have been read or not
One of the features of GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity is that it marks tickets as read or unread, depending on whether you or another game master has opened them or not.
This helps you to keep track of which tickets need your attention and which ones have been handled by someone else.
Unread tickets are shown in bold and have a yellow background, while read tickets are shown in normal font and have a white background.
You can also see the name of the game master who read the ticket by hovering over it with your mouse cursor.
Online and offline tickets: How to filter tickets by online or offline status
Another feature of GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity is that it shows you the online or offline status of the players who submitted the tickets.
This helps you to prioritize which tickets to handle first and which ones to postpone until the player is online.
Online tickets are shown with a green dot next to the player name, while offline tickets are shown with a red dot.
You can also filter the ticket list by online or offline status by clicking on the buttons at the top of the ticket window.
Sorting tickets: How to sort tickets by various criteria
Another feature of GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity is that it allows you to sort the ticket list by various criteria, such as:
Ticket ID: The unique number assigned to each ticket.
Name: The name of the player who submitted the ticket.
Level: The level of the player who submitted the ticket.
Zone: The zone where the player who submitted the ticket is located.
Date: The date and time when the ticket was submitted.
Last change: The date and time when the ticket was last updated or commented on.
You can sort the ticket list by clicking on the headers of each column in the ticket window.
You can also reverse the sorting order by clicking on the same header again. Assigning tickets: How to assign tickets to yourself or others
Another feature of GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity is that it allows you to assign tickets to yourself or other game masters on the server.
This helps you to distribute the workload and avoid conflicts or overlaps with other game masters.
You can assign a ticket to yourself by clicking on the "Assign to me" button at the bottom of the ticket window.
You can also assign a ticket to another game master by right-clicking on the ticket and selecting "Assign to" from the menu. Then, you can choose the name of the game master from the list or type it manually.
When a ticket is assigned, it will show the name of the game master who is handling it next to the ticket ID.
You can also unassign a ticket by right-clicking on it and selecting "Unassign" from the menu.
Setting comments: How to set comments on tickets and update them in real time
Another feature of GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity is that it allows you to set comments on tickets and update them in real time.
This helps you to communicate with other game masters and players about the status and progress of the tickets.
You can set a comment on a ticket by clicking on the "Set comment" button at the bottom of the ticket window.
Then, you can type your comment in the text box and click on "OK".
Your comment will appear below the ticket message and will be visible to other game masters and players who view the ticket.
You can also edit or delete your comment by right-clicking on it and selecting "Edit comment" or "Delete comment" from the menu.
Your comment will be updated or removed in real time, without needing to reload your UI or relog. Spy aka playerinfo: How to access spy and what information it shows
Spy aka playerinfo is a feature of GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity that allows you to view detailed information about any player on the server.
You can access spy by clicking on the spy button on the Hud window or using the slash command /gmgenie spy.
This will open a window where you can enter the name of the player you want to spy on, or select one from the list of online players.
Once you enter or select a name, the spy window will show you various information about the player, such as:
Basic information: Name, level, race, class, guild, account, IP, location, etc.
Character information: Health, mana, power type, stats, talents, equipment, inventory, etc.
Quest information: Active quests, completed quests, quest log, etc.
Achievement information: Achievements earned, progress, points, etc.
Reputation information: Factions, standings, values, etc.
Skills information: Skills learned, levels, max values, etc.
Honor information: Honor points, kills, arena points, ratings, etc.
Quick commands: How to use quick commands on players from spy window
One of the features of GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity is that it allows you to use quick commands on players from the spy window.
These are commands that perform common actions on players, such as:
Whisper: Send a private message to the player.
Summon: Teleport the player to your location.
Appear: Teleport yourself to the player's location.
Revive: Restore the player's health and mana if they are dead.
Freeze: Prevent the player from moving or casting spells.
Unfreeze: Allow the player to move and cast spells again.
Kick: Disconnect the player from the server.
Ban: Ban the player's account or IP from the server.
Unban: Unban the player's account or IP from the server.
You can use these quick commands by clicking on the buttons at the bottom of the spy window.
You can also customize these buttons by right-clicking on them and selecting "Edit button" from the menu. Then, you can change the name, icon, and command of the button.
Macros: How to use macros for common tasks from spy window
Another feature of GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity is that it allows you to use macros for common tasks from the spy window.
These are commands that perform more complex or customized actions on players, such as:
Mute: Mute the player from chat channels for a specified duration.
Unmute: Unmute the player from chat channels.
Jail: Teleport the player to a jail location and freeze them there for a specified duration.
Unjail: Teleport the player back to their original location and unfreeze them.
Morph: Change the appearance of the player to a different creature or model.
Demorph: Restore the original appearance of the player.
Rename: Change the name of the player to a new one.
Customize: Allow the player to customize their character's appearance at the barber shop.
You can use these macros by clicking on the macros button on the Hud window or using the slash command /gmgenie macros.
This will open a window where you can see a list of predefined macros, as well as create your own macros by clicking on the "New macro" button.
You can also edit or delete your macros by right-clicking on them and selecting "Edit macro" or "Delete macro" from the menu.
Advanced character tools: How to use advanced character tools from spy window
Another feature of GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity is that it allows you to use advanced character tools from the spy window.
These are tools that perform more in-depth or specialized actions on players, such as:
Reset: Reset the player's talents, spells, stats, etc.
Learn: Teach the player a spell or skill by ID or name.
Unlearn: Remove a spell or skill from the player by ID or name.
Additem: Give the player an item by ID or name and quantity.
Removeitem: Take an item from the player by ID or name and quantity.
Modify: Modify the player's attributes, such as health, mana, speed, scale, etc.
Teleport: Teleport the player to a location by ID or name.
NPC: Spawn an NPC near the player by ID or name.
You can use these advanced character tools by clicking on the advanced button on the spy window or using the slash command /gmgenie advanced.
This will open a window where you can see a list of predefined tools, as well as create your own tools by clicking on the "New tool" button.
You can also edit or delete your tools by right-clicking on them and selecting "Edit tool" or "Delete tool" from the menu.
Spawns: How to build and spawn objects with GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity
Spawns are objects that you can create and place in the world, such as buildings, decorations, creatures, etc.
GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity provides a convenient and powerful way to build and spawn objects with its spawns window.
You can open or close the spawns window by clicking on the spawns button on the Hud window or using the slash command /gmgenie spawns.
The spawns window shows you a list of all objects that you have spawned in the current session, and allows you to perform various actions on them.
You can also browse, search, edit, move, and delete objects with ease.
Object browser: How to browse and search for objects in the database
One of the features of GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity is that it allows you to browse and search for objects in the database.
This helps you to find the object that you want to spawn without having to know its ID or name.
You can browse for objects by clicking on the browse button at the top of the spawns window.
This will open a window where you can see a list of object categories, such as:
Creatures: NPCs that can move, fight, talk, etc.
Gameobjects: Static objects that can be interacted with, such as doors, chests, portals, etc.
Items: Objects that can be equipped or used by players, such as weapons, armor, potions, etc.
Vehicles: Objects that can be mounted or driven by players, such as mounts, cars, boats, etc.
Totems: Objects that can be summoned by players or NPCs, such as shaman totems, hunter traps, etc.
You can also search for objects by typing a keyword in the search box at the top of the window.
This will filter the list of object categories and show you only the ones that match your keyword.
For example, if you type "dragon", you will see only the creature categories that contain dragon NPCs.
Once you find the object category that you want, you can click on it to expand it and see a list of subcategories or individual objects.
For example, if you click on the creature category "Dragonkin", you will see a list of subcategories such as "Black Dragonflight", "Blue Dragonflight", "Bronze Dragonflight", etc.
If you click on one of these subcategories, you will see a list of individual dragon NPCs, such as "Onyxia", "Malygos", "Nozdormu", etc.
You can also see a preview of each object by hovering over it with your mouse cursor.
This will show you a small image of the object, as well as its ID and name.
Once you find the object that you want to spawn, you can click on it to select it and close the object browser window.
The object ID and name will appear in the spawns window, ready for spawning.
Object editor: How to edit object properties and save them
Another feature of GM addon 3.3.5 WoW Trinity is that it allows you to edit object properties and save them.
This helps you to customize the object that you want to spawn, such as its size, orientation, phase, etc.
You can edit object properties by clicking on the edit button at the top of the spawns window.
This will open a window where you can see and change various properties of the object, such as:
ID: The unique number assigned to the object.
Name: The name of the object.
X: The horizontal position of the object on the map.
Y: The vertical position of the object on the map.
Z: The height of the object on the map.
O: The orientation or direction of the object on the map.
Scale: The size or scale of the object relative to its original size.
Phase: The phase or visibility of the object for different players or groups.
You can change these properties by typing new values in the text boxes or using the sliders.
You can also use the buttons at the bottom of the window to perform some actions, such as:
Copy: Copy the current properties of the object to your clipboard.
Paste: Paste the properties of the object from your clipboard.
Reset: Reset the properties of the object to their default values.
Save: Save the changes that you made to the properties of the object.
Once you are done editing the object properties, you can click on the save button to