MemedOn

MemedOn is a configurable, event-driven reaction addon that turns gameplay, chat, and combat events into customizable visual and audio responses.

It monitors a wide range of in-game activity—chat messages, combat log events, NPC dialogue, and system output—and triggers effects when your defined keywords or tracked spells are detected. Every trigger is fully customizable, allowing you to control exactly how and when reactions occur.

MemedOn is designed to be flexible, performant, and safe for real gameplay, with granular filters, per-trigger customization, and compatibility with modern UI setups.

Core Features

Advanced Keyword Detection

• Monitors:
  • Say, yell, whispers, party/raid, and channels
  • NPC dialogue and boss emotes
  • System messages
  • Addon-generated text (optional filtering supported)
• Fully customizable keyword system:
  • Supports multiple variations per keyword
  • Case-insensitive matching
  • Optional “trigger once per session” control
• Built-in message exclusion system:
  • Filter out unwanted triggers using prefix-based rules (e.g., system spam)

Spell Trigger System

• React to specific spell casts detected through the combat log
• Configurable sources:
  • Self
  • Party/Raid members
  • Friendly units within combat log range
• Arena support is limited due to Blizzard combat restrictions
• Includes:
  • Large built-in spell database (all classes)
  • Auto-learning system that records spells you cast during combat for easier setup and autocomplete
• Per-spell customization:
  • Assign a unique visual effect
  • Assign a sound
  • Adjust volume
  • Control effect intensity

Visual Effects System

Six configurable visual effects with adjustable intensity:

• Wobble – Full UI shake effect
• Explosion – UI elements move outward and return
• Blackhole – UI pulls inward before resetting
• Rickroll – Timed visual sequence
• WOW – Scaling emphasis effect
• Tilt – Upward UI tilt effect

Designed with UI safety in mind:

• Chat frames are excluded from movement
• Compatible with common UI addons (ElvUI, Bartender4, Dominos, etc.)

Sound System

• Includes WoW default sounds and a large set of custom meme sounds
• Per-trigger sound assignment (keywords and spells)
• Independent volume control per trigger
• Built-in sound preview in the settings UI

Filtering & Control Systems

• Toggle detection categories:
  • Chat-based keywords
  • Loot messages
  • Crafting messages
• Addon message filtering support
• Prefix-based exclusion rules to prevent unwanted triggers
• Designed to reduce noise and avoid unnecessary activations

Profiles & Configuration

• Full profile system:
  • Save and load multiple configurations
  • Store imported setups as new profiles
• Enables quick switching between different setups or playstyles

Import / Export

• Share configurations using Base64-encoded strings
• Import options:
  • Merge with existing setup
  • Replace current configuration

Controls & Debugging

• Enable or disable the addon at any time
• Built-in debug mode for troubleshooting
• Quick testing command: /mo test
• Slash commands:
  • /mo
  • /memedon
  • /mo help

UI Compatibility

• Designed to work with:
  • Default UI
  • ElvUI
  • Bartender4
  • Dominos
  • ArcHUD3
• Visual effects avoid interfering with chat frames and core UI functionality

Behavior Notes

Spell triggers rely on combat log detection, so they are limited by range, visibility, and combat log availability.

Frames may get stuck in weird positions if an alert triggers while going into combat. Since blizzard protects the frame UI during combat, in order to prevent errors the frames will restore upon combat ending.

Group Behavior:
MemedOn does not transmit triggers between players. Each client independently listens to its own game events (chat, combat log, etc.) and decides whether to fire a reaction.

If multiple players are present for the same event (e.g., a party member casting a tracked spell within combat log range), their addons may trigger at roughly the same time because they are detecting the same event—not because they are synchronized.

As a result, reactions can appear coordinated in group content, but timing is not guaranteed to be identical and may vary slightly between players.