GSpellTimer, simplified.

For the – by now, somewhat – old botters among us, and specifically those who used to make Custom Classes for Glider, you’ll know that Glider used a object called the GSpellTimer. The GSpellTimer was used extensively in Glider, and a sample of it shown here: Glider.Common.Objects.GSpellTimer. Now, I don’t know about you, but I find this functionality extremely useful when making Combat stuff, for example to use it for spell cooldowns!

As you may know, I’m currently working on a small gathering bot, which uses the Spectre Framework by Seifer as its main interface to World of Warcraft.

Now, I’ve coded a small, 20~ line of code class, which replicates exactly what the GSpellTimer did. And as per usual, some demo code:

public SpellTimer GlobalCooldown = new SpellTimer(1500);

if (GlobalCooldown.IsReady)
Logging.Write(“Global cooldown finished.”);

Enjoy.