Object Manager

The Object Manager is a table that contains all the players, units, and objects currently in the game world that are visible to the player. You can access the Object Manager using the _A.OM global variable. There are several sub-tables within the Object Manager that contain units of a specific type.

_A.OM = {
    All = {},
    Enemy = {},
    EnemyCombat = {},
    Friendly = {},
    Roster = {},
    Dead = {},
    Critters = {},
    Object = {},
    GameObject = {},
    DynamicObject = {},
}

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Object Manager Tables

The Object Manager contains the following tables:

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All

• Contains all the units currently in the game world that are visible to the player.

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Enemy

• Contains all the enemy units currently in the game world that are visible to the player.

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EnemyCombat

• Contains all the enemy units currently in combat that are visible to the player.

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Friendly

• Contains all the friendly units currently in the game world that are visible to the player.

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Roster

• Contains all the members of the player's group.

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Dead

• Contains all the dead units currently in the game world that are visible to the player.

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Critters

• Contains all the critters currently in the game world that are visible to the player.

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Object

• Contains all the game objects currently in the game world that are visible to the player.

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GameObject

• Contains all the game objects currently in the game world that are visible to the player.

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DynamicObject

• Contains all the dynamic objects currently in the game world that are visible to the player.

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And for example if you want to iterate the Roster table:

local roster = _A.OM:Get('Roster')

for _,Obj in pairs(roster) do
    print( Obj.key )
    print( Obj.guid )
    print( Obj.name )
    print( Obj:distance() )
    print( Obj:healthRaw() )
    print( Obj:healthMax() )
    print( Obj:health() )
end

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Object Manager Methods

The Object Manager contains the following methods:

Get

• Returns a table of units that match the provided condition. For example if you do

local playerObject = _A.OM:Get("Roster")[UnitGUID("player")]

or

local playerObject = _A.OM["Roster"][UnitGUID("player")]

The table containing the player object is assigned to the playerObject variable that way you dont need to iterate to get the player object