Store glyph IDs from SMSG_TALENTS_INFO (previously discarded) in
learnedGlyphs_[2][6] per talent spec. Load GlyphProperties.dbc to
map glyphId to spellId and major/minor type. Add a Glyphs tab to
the talent screen showing all 6 slots with spell icons and names.
Also clear vehicleId_ on SMSG_ON_CANCEL_EXPECTED_RIDE_VEHICLE_AURA.
Parse SMSG_PLAYER_VEHICLE_DATA (PackedGuid + uint32 vehicleId) and
track in-vehicle state. Add sendRequestVehicleExit() which sends
CMSG_REQUEST_VEHICLE_EXIT. Render a floating red "Leave Vehicle"
button above the action bar whenever vehicleId_ is non-zero.
State cleared on world leave and zone transfer.
Remove the redundant renderObjectiveTracker (simpler, fixed-position) and
apply draggable position tracking to renderQuestObjectiveTracker (the primary
tracker with context menus, item icons, and click-to-open-quest-log).
- questTrackerPos_ / questTrackerPosInit_ now drive the primary tracker
- Default position is top-right (below minimap at y=320)
- Drag saves to settings.cfg immediately (quest_tracker_x/y keys)
- Both trackers were rendering simultaneously — this eliminates the duplicate
SMSG_ITEM_PUSH_RESULT now fires a new ItemLootCallback that
game_screen.cpp uses to push a compact slide-in toast at the
bottom-left of the screen. Each toast:
- Shows a quality-tinted left accent bar (grey/white/green/blue/
purple/orange matching WoW quality colours)
- Displays "Loot: <item name>" with the name in quality colour
- Appends " x<N>" for stacked pickups
- Coalesces repeated pickups of the same item (adds count, resets timer)
- Stacks up to 5 entries, 3 s lifetime with 0.15 s slide-in and 0.7 s
fade-out
SMSG_PVP_CREDIT previously only wrote a system chat message. Now it
also fires a new PvpHonorCallback, which game_screen.cpp uses to push
a compact dark-red toast at the top-right of the screen showing
"⚔ +N Honor" with a 3.5 s lifetime and smooth fade in/out.
When the server sends a level-up update for a non-self player entity,
fire the existing OtherPlayerLevelUpCallback which was previously
unregistered in the UI layer. GameScreen now:
- Registers the callback once and stores {guid, level} entries
- Lazily resolves the player name from the name cache at render time
- Renders gold-bordered toasts bottom-centre with a ★ icon and fade/slide
animation ("Thrall is now level 60!"), coalescing duplicates
- Prunes entries after 4 s with a 1 s fade-out
Quest game-object objectives (negative npcOrGoId entries, e.g. gather 5
crystals) now render as larger bright-cyan triangles distinct from the
standard amber GO markers. Tooltip appends "(quest)" to the name.
Also refactors the minimap quest-entry build to track both NPC and GO
kill-objective entries from the tracked quest log.
Quest kill objective NPCs are now rendered as larger gold dots (3.5px)
with a dark outline on the minimap, distinct from standard hostile (red)
and friendly (white) dots. Only shows mobs for incomplete objectives in
tracked quests (or all active quests if none are tracked). Hovering the
dot shows a tooltip with the unit name and "(quest)" annotation.
Adds a visual progress overlay at bottom-right when quest kill counts
or item collection updates arrive. Each toast shows the quest title,
objective name, a fill-progress bar, and an X/Y count. Toasts coalesce
when the same objective updates multiple times, and auto-dismiss after 4s.
Wires a new QuestProgressCallback through GameHandler to trigger the UI.
Adds a slide-in toast overlay at the bottom-left of the screen whenever
an incoming whisper arrives. Toasts display "Whisper from:", the sender
name in gold, and a truncated message preview. Up to 3 toasts stack with
a 5s lifetime; each fades in over 0.25s and fades out in the final 1s.
A new opt-in panel (Settings > Interface > Show Cooldown Tracker) lists
all spells currently on cooldown, sorted longest-to-shortest, with
spell icons and color-coded remaining time (red>30s, orange>10s,
yellow>5s, green<5s). Adds getSpellCooldowns() accessor to GameHandler.
Setting persists to ~/.wowee/settings.cfg.
Small colored squares appear on the minimap for each online party member
at their server-reported position. Dots use WoW class colors when the
entity is loaded, gold for the party leader, and light blue otherwise;
dead members show as gray. Hovering a dot shows the member's name.
Mirrors the target frame improvements: NPC focus targets now show
quest giver ! / ? indicators, Elite/Rare/Boss/Rare Elite badges,
and the creature subtitle (e.g. '<Grand Marshal of the Alliance>').
Keeps the focus and target frames in consistent feature parity.
For non-hostile NPCs with quest status data, displays a colored symbol
to the right of the nameplate name:
! (gold) — quest available
! (gray) — low-level quest
? (gold) — quest ready to turn in
? (gray) — quest incomplete
Displayed adjacent to the existing quest-kill sword icon, maintaining
the existing icon offset logic so both can coexist.
Reads QuestGiverStatus from the existing npcQuestStatus_ cache and
displays a colored badge next to the target's name:
! (gold) — quest available
! (gray) — low-level quest available
? (gold) — quest ready to turn in
? (gray) — quest incomplete / in progress
Matches the standard WoW quest indicator convention.
Shows the NPC subtitle (e.g. '<Warchief of the Horde>') below the
creature name in the target frame, using the subName field already
parsed from SMSG_CREATURE_QUERY_RESPONSE. Adds getCachedCreatureSubName()
accessor to GameHandler. Matches the official client's presentation.
Reads creature rank (0=Normal, 1=Elite, 2=RareElite, 3=Boss, 4=Rare)
from the existing creatureInfoCache populated by creature query responses.
Shows a colored badge next to the level: gold for Elite, purple for
Rare Elite, red for Boss, cyan for Rare — each with a tooltip. Adds
getCreatureRank() accessor to GameHandler for UI use.
Energy bosses (e.g. Anub'arak, various WotLK encounters) use energy as
their ability cooldown mechanic — tracking it in the boss frame lets
raiders anticipate major ability casts. Mana, rage, focus, and energy
all shown with type-appropriate colors as a slim 6px bar below HP.
When hovering over a player-applied DoT/debuff indicator square on an
enemy nameplate, the spell name is now shown as a tooltip. Uses direct
mouse-position hit test since nameplates render into the background
draw list rather than an ImGui window.
Pet ability buttons now show full spell info (name, description, range,
cost, cooldown) instead of just the spell name. Built-in commands (Follow,
Stay, Attack, etc.) keep their existing simple labels. Autocast-enabled
spells show "Autocast: On" at the bottom of the tooltip.
The focus frame now shows buff/debuff icons matching the target frame:
debuffs first with dispel-type border colors, buffs after with green
borders, duration countdowns on each icon, and rich spell info tooltips
on hover. Uses getUnitAuras() falling back to getTargetAuras() when
focus happens to also be the current target.
- Raid frame now shows dispellable debuff dots (magic/curse/disease/poison)
in the bottom of each cell, matching the existing party frame behavior;
hovering a dot shows the debuff type and spell names for that dispel type
- Minimap quest giver dots (! and ?) now show a tooltip with the NPC name
and whether the NPC has a new quest or a quest ready to turn in
