Named character-related repository; purpose not yet confirmed.
Buxbrew adds an in-character flourish to an ordinary action-bar press. It watches one chosen action slot and occasionally sends one randomly selected custom roleplay emote to WoW's EMOTE chat channel. The current source contains 215 unique emote lines: roaring, laughing, stomping, rallying, clanging armor, and celebrating the joy of combat.
The Lua file still calls itself MadAxeBuxbrew, while the packaged addon is simply Buxbrew. This is a character-voice project—not a combat rotation tool, not an automatic attack system, and not a collection of animation or sound assets.
Set up and use
Place Buxbrew.toc and Buxbrew.lua directly in Interface/AddOns/Buxbrew/, restart the target game client and enable the addon at character selection.
- Type
/mae watch. Press the action-bar button that should trigger the emotes. Read its reported slot number.
- Type
/mae slot 3 (replace 3 with that number). The slot is saved for that character.
- Type
/mae watch again to switch off debug chatter.
- Use that action normally. When at least 90 seconds have passed since the previous emitted emote, the addon attempts a new, randomly chosen custom emote.…
Buxbrew adds an in-character flourish to an ordinary action-bar press. It watches one chosen action slot and occasionally sends one randomly selected custom roleplay emote to…
Buxbrew is a small expressive roleplay layer for World of Warcraft. A player already presses an action button; the addon sometimes accompanies that moment with written…
The most striking thing in the current Buxbrew addon is that it is not trying to solve a practical combat problem. Its 215 lines are not damage calculations or cooldown…
The entries below are repository-history evidence, not claimed public release dates.
The implementation captures _Orig_UseAction = UseAction and replaces the global. It does not intercept spell success or combat-log events; it reacts to the button press…
The player chooses a meaningful action-bar slot and the addon attaches a little “performance” to presses of that button. The key design virtue is incidental expression: the…
Do not elevate absent alternatives to “rejected” without stronger evidence.
Babuni.dev is credited as the author and creative director of the addon. The original creative writing, character identity and decisions about the kind of roleplay the addon…
Record build, addon load order, steps, logs/observed output and exact commit for each result.
The code contains 215 unique emote strings, each used as the body of a SendChatMessage(e, "EMOTE") call. They are not Blizzard built-in emote tokens, localization keys,…
Read the project repository and its documentation.