Matenia

It's always in the latest download link.

 
Will be in the next update

Hit CTRL+A inside that screen now hit DEL. Close the list.
See any improvements? If not, re-download wRobot. Get your fightclass and the plugin (nothing else) and run it in Automaton. See if the CPU still spikes. Add plugins/profiles one by one and see what might interfere.
 

PM me your log file and your Rocketr transaction ID on Discord.
General advice for high CPU usage is cleaning your NPC database entirely (delete the file while bots are off) and turn on auto vendoring in HMP or manually add/set your vendors.

Frostbolt range is set to 25 yards. This was requested by several people, because mobs usually keep moving and if you set it to frostbolt range (30-36 yards, depending on talents), they will outrange you constantly.

Make sure your combat rotation isn't too slow (check Fight logging). If it's too slow, disable framelock.

Yes, dots are only used in the shadow rotation (as soon as you get mind flay).
It will smite/wand (primarily) depending on your current level and fightclass settings (good wand).

I would rather wait for Droidz to fix this issue (because it's a general issue with looting).
For now you can use the vanilla combatlooter plugin (should work in TBC+WotLK), that one will not skip looting.

This is free and was never for sale. If you purchased any product on here, you most likely still have the download link in your emails.
Almost all sellers use Rocketr, Sellfy or Selly.

Since he sells via Rocketr: They send an email to your PayPal email with the download link.
It says so during the buying process.

On vanilla, for CTM to work, you need to set your monitor (or use software to force it on WoW) to 60Hz, enable Vsync ingame and cap your FPS at 60.

The addon is called Carbonite. It doesn't exist for vanilla, it's a questhelper addon.

CTM is necessary, because it's the only way I can get you out of the tram, if you get stuck. Also water without CTM is a mess.

Do you mind sharing the source for this?
There are some problems on earlier expansions that it might be worth fixing - mostly in regards to your settings.

Hello, yes it is, but I need a few more weeks to balance it for weak solo classes (Warrior / Rogue), doing some minor bug fixing and implement missing features. First part will be 1-40, 40-60 will follow later. I'll also release some video footage to give everyone interested an honest impression of what to expect from the profile.

You should add dedicated trainers and vendors (that sell food/water, preferably) as well as repair NPCs in the quester profile. It makes it more reliable.
Then you can add a line to 
NpcDB.AcceptOnlyProfileNpc = true; to only use profile NPCs. That'll help with it going to random NPCs the user may have in his database or not going to trainer at all.

No, I don't play retail

Hey, just a small addition. This is C# code you can use to add items (westfall stuff) to your DoNotSell-List:
wManager.wManagerSetting.CurrentSetting.DoNotSellList.Add("Okra");  

My bad. I uploaded a new version where it won't try to loot if you have it disabled in your settings.

My bad. I uploaded a new version where it won't try to loot if you have it disabled in your settings.

I haven't tested this, but I saw what you said about The People's Militia 1 1.
Assuming this is the quest:
http://db.vanillagaming.org/?quest=12
 
Go to your XML file, go to the <EasyQuest> declaration for this quest.
 
<AutoDetectObjectiveCount1>true</AutoDetectObjectiveCount1> <AutoDetectObjectiveCount2>true</AutoDetectObjectiveCount2> Set these to false instead.
<ObjectiveCount1>0</ObjectiveCount1> <ObjectiveCount2>0</ObjectiveCount2> Set these to 15 each, as below:
<ObjectiveCount1>15</ObjectiveCount1> <ObjectiveCount2>15</ObjectiveCount2>  

If you don't want a path to be run twice, you can use the completecondition for that step.
Quest.GetQuestCompleted(questId) || Quest.IsObjectiveComplete(1, questId)

Other helpful methods are
Quest.HasQuest(questId) Quest.GetLogQuestIsComplete(questId) Quest.AbandonLastQuest() Quest.CompleteQuest(gossipOptionItem) Quest.GetNumActiveQuests() Quest.AcceptQuest() Quest.CloseQuestWindow()  

If you don't want a path to be run twice, you can use the completecondition for that step.
Quest.GetQuestCompleted(questId) || Quest.IsObjectiveComplete(1, questId)

Other helpful methods are
Quest.HasQuest(questId) Quest.GetLogQuestIsComplete(questId) Quest.AbandonLastQuest() Quest.CompleteQuest(gossipOptionItem) Quest.GetNumActiveQuests() Quest.AcceptQuest() Quest.CloseQuestWindow()  

I haven't tested this, but I saw what you said about The People's Militia 1 1.
Assuming this is the quest:
http://db.vanillagaming.org/?quest=12
 
Go to your XML file, go to the <EasyQuest> declaration for this quest.
 
<AutoDetectObjectiveCount1>true</AutoDetectObjectiveCount1> <AutoDetectObjectiveCount2>true</AutoDetectObjectiveCount2> Set these to false instead.
<ObjectiveCount1>0</ObjectiveCount1> <ObjectiveCount2>0</ObjectiveCount2> Set these to 15 each, as below:
<ObjectiveCount1>15</ObjectiveCount1> <ObjectiveCount2>15</ObjectiveCount2>  

It is based on locking frame, then using Lua to read UnitCastingInfo and UnitChannelInfo. I've found events to be unreliable, because they only work for enemies that are either your target, focus, pettarget or mouseover. If you temporarily set it to focus, you can just call UnitCastingInfo and get the required information.