BlinkMeNot (2.32)

BlinkMeNot Prevents the loss of your current target when a player changes gear by temporarily blocking gear changes.

This will greatly help enhancing and healing jobs who frequently lose targets due to equipment swaps of their current target.

Upon detargetting said person, the players equipment will automatically update to what it should of been that was blocked.

BlinkMeNot can be loaded by opening your Windower console and typing load blinkmenot or typing //load blinkmenot into the game chat.

You can see the command list by typing //bmn into chat.

BlinkMeNot has 3 block types: Current target, When in combat, and Always.

Each of these settings have a self, party, ally,others and target options, allowing you to specify enabling or disabling the protection. Some users wish to always see themselves blink, so disabling all self protections will never block your own model updates.

BlinkMeNot also includes protection for the person you are currently following. This protection can not be disabled.

All of these commands function as toggles when a value is not speficied

There is one other command that functions differently than the others. That command is bmn <HEX number> that will allow you to set several values at once. For instance doing BMN 0x76df will set the following

The default values for bmn 0x76d9 which is the following

this allows you to set up BMN how you want it and then just use 1 command to get it back to that state since there is currently no way to save the settings. To find the hex number simply set up BMN how you want whenever a value is change bmn will report the current settings along with a hex number that you can use to return to those settings. Valid values are 0 - 7FFF

Typing 'bmn 0×0' or 'bmn 0' will turn ALL settings off, however if you're trying to do that, just use 'bmn disable' instead to keep your settings active, but just disable blocking temporarily.

you can also use bmn enable/disable to enable or disable the plugin without losing your current settings

• Currently a player can still blink if the gear change occurs right before you target it. If you target someone right as they change gear, they may still blink and make you lose them as a target, so take that into consideration.
  
  This problem should only happen if you target them within a very small window (~200ms) and if you leave Block Combat on, it should not be a problem really unless your not in combat in first place (the main place youll be spamming targets quickly)
  
  To fix this, it will require an update to Windower itself, which will be a plugin API update which means not until 3.5.
  
  So just take note of that for now.

Idea and original implementation was thought of and created by Taj, then Aikar completely rewrote it and made it into a much more usable implementation that was ready for release. Since Aikar has stopped playing Yekyaa has taken over maintaining this plugin.