CompanionManager
Version: 1.1
Game Version: Turtle WoW (Interface 11200)
CompanionManager is a lightweight, drag-and-drop companion organizer for Vanilla WoW. Easily summon and categorize your vanity pets, toys, and illusions through an intuitive radial menu.
✨ Features
- 🔘 Circular menu to access companion categories
- ⌨️ Assign a hotkey in key bindings to open the menu
- 🖱️ Menu will appear at your cursor when opened
- 🐾 Drag-and-drop sorting of companions and categories
- 🐢 Custom categories for Cats, Frogs, Flying, Turtles, and more
- 🧸 Optional support for Toys
- 🎲 “Random” summon button for surprise pets
- ⚙️ Minimal configuration via slash commands
🧰 Slash Commands
Type /cm or /companionmanager in chat to see all options.
/cm show- Open the radial menu./cm close- Close the radial menu./cm toggle- Toggle the radial menu.
Optional command-line settings:
/cm size <number>— Set icon size (default: 32)/cm toys on|off— Show or hide toys in the menu/cm verbose on|off— Toggle verbose summon messages
🔄 Controls
- Open radial menu with slash command or key binding
- Mouseover a category to view companions
- Middle-Click a category or companion to close the menu
- Drag companions or categories to rearrange them
- Drag the center icon to rotate the whole wheel
📦 Installation
Using the Turtle Wow Launcher:
Copy and paste https://github.com/sica42/CompanionManager into the launcher.
Manual install:
- Download or clone the addon into your
Interface\AddOns\folder. - Make sure the folder is named
CompanionManager. - Restart WoW (not just
/reload) to detect new textures and icons. - Log in and type
/cmor assign a hotkey in key bindings to get started!
💬 Notes
- Companion data is pulled from the “ZzCompanions” and “ZzzzToys” spell tabs. If your server uses different names, they may need to be adjusted in
CompanionManager.lua. - This addon is 100% compatible with WoW Classic (Vanilla 1.12.0, Interface 11200). It does not use any TBC or retail-only API features.
- Not all companions have been categorized. If you have a companion that isn’t correctly categorized, please create an issue on Github and provide companion name and category it belongs to.
📄 License
MIT License — do what you want with it. Credits appreciated but not required.