Parse the optional reason and target name strings from
SMSG_LFG_BOOT_PROPOSAL_UPDATE and display them in the Dungeon
Finder vote-kick section. Strings are cleared when the vote ends.
Track each player's ready/not-ready response as MSG_RAID_READY_CHECK_CONFIRM
packets arrive. Display a color-coded table (green=Ready, red=Not Ready) in
the ready check popup so the raid leader can see who has responded in real
time. Results clear when a new check starts or finishes.
Show Psv/Def/Agg stance buttons (color-coded blue/green/red) above the
pet action bar. Active stance is highlighted; clicking sends CMSG_PET_ACTION
with the server-provided slot value for correct packet format, falling back
to the wire-protocol action ID if the slot is not in the action bar.
Also label stance slots 1/4/6 in the action bar as Psv/Def/Agg with
proper full-name tooltips.
Track each player's roll (need/greed/disenchant/pass + value) as
SMSG_LOOT_ROLL packets arrive while our roll window is open. Display
a color-coded table in the popup: green=need, blue=greed,
purple=disenchant, gray=pass. Roll value hidden for pass.
Player entities shown in the focus frame now display their canonical
WoW class color (from UNIT_FIELD_BYTES_0), consistent with how player
names are now colored in the target frame, party frame, raid frame,
and nameplates.
Replace the duplicated 10-case switch in renderPlayerFrame with a call
to the shared classColorVec4() helper, keeping the single source of truth
for Blizzard class colors.
Add classColorVec4(), classColorU32(), and entityClassId() to the
anonymous namespace so the canonical Blizzard class colors are defined
in exactly one place. Refactor the three existing class color blocks
(party frame, raid frame, nameplates) to use these helpers. Also apply
class colors to player names in the target frame.
Player nameplates previously used a flat cyan for all players. Now they
display the canonical Blizzard class color (Warrior=#C79C6E,
Paladin=#F58CBA, Hunter=#ABD473, etc.) read from UNIT_FIELD_BYTES_0.
This makes it easy to identify player classes at a glance in the world,
especially useful in PvP and group content. NPC nameplates keep the
existing red (hostile) / yellow (friendly) coloring.
Same class color logic as the party frame: read UNIT_FIELD_BYTES_0 byte 1
from the entity manager to determine each member's class, then draw their
name in the canonical Blizzard class color. Dead/offline members keep the
gray color since their status is more important than their class identity.
Uses UNIT_FIELD_BYTES_0 (byte 1) from the entity's update fields to
determine each party member's class when they are loaded in the world,
and applies canonical WoW class colors to their name in the 5-man
party frame. Falls back to gold (leader) or light gray (others) when
the entity is not currently loaded. All 10 classes (Warrior, Paladin,
Hunter, Rogue, Priest, Death Knight, Shaman, Mage, Warlock, Druid)
use the standard Blizzard-matching hex values.
Switch combat float text from ImGui::TextColored to draw list rendering
for drop shadows on all entries (readability over complex backgrounds).
Critical hit/heal events render at 1.35× normal font size for visual
impact, matching the WoW combat feedback convention.
Consistent with the player cast bar, show the spell icon (12×12 for
boss, 10×10 for party) to the left of each cast bar progress widget.
Falls back gracefully to the icon-less layout when no icon is found.
Shows the player's current zone name (from server zone ID via
ZoneManager) as a golden label at the top of the minimap circle.
Gracefully absent when zone ID is 0 (loading screens, undetected zones).
Display the casting spell's icon (20×20) to the left of the progress
bar using the existing getSpellIcon DBC lookup. Falls back gracefully
to the icon-less layout when no icon is available (e.g. before DBC
load or for unknown spells).
The persistent red-edge vignette (below 20% HP) now has an on/off
checkbox under Settings > Interface > Screen Effects, alongside the
existing Damage Flash toggle. The preference is persisted to settings.cfg.
Hovering the XP bar now shows a breakdown: current XP, XP remaining
to the next level, rested bonus amount in XP and as a percentage of
a full level, and whether the player is currently resting.
The camera bakes the Vulkan Y-flip into the projection matrix, so no
extra Y-inversion is needed when converting NDC to screen pixels. This
matches the convention used by the nameplate and minimap marker code.
The old formula double-flipped Y, causing chat bubbles to appear at
mirrored positions (e.g. below characters instead of above their heads).
Screen edges pulse red (at ~1.5 Hz) whenever the player is alive but
below 20% HP, with intensity scaling inversely with remaining health.
Complements the existing on-hit damage flash by providing continuous
danger awareness during sustained low-HP situations.
Live NPCs that match active tracked quest kill objectives are now shown
on the minimap as gold circles with an 'x' mark, making it easier to
spot remaining quest targets at a glance without needing to open the map.
Only shows targets for incomplete objectives in tracked quests.
Party members beyond 40 yards show a gray desaturated health bar
with 'OOR' text instead of HP values. Raid frame cells get a dark
overlay and gray health bar when a member is out of range. Range is
computed from the server-reported posX/posY in SMSG_PARTY_MEMBER_STATS
vs the local player entity position.
Read DispelType from Spell.dbc (new field in all expansion DBC layouts)
and use it to color debuff icon borders: magic=blue, curse=purple,
disease=brown, poison=green, other=red. Buffs remain green-bordered.
Adds getSpellDispelType() to GameHandler for lazy cache lookup.
When a chat message contains the player's character name, the message
is rendered with a golden highlight background and bright yellow text.
A whisper notification sound plays (at most once per new-message scan)
to alert the player. Outgoing whispers and system messages are
excluded from mention detection.
Pressing Tab while typing a slash command cycles through all matching
commands (e.g. /em<Tab> → /emote, /emote<Tab> → /emote again).
Unambiguous matches append a trailing space. Repeated Tab presses
cycle forward through all matches. History navigation (Up/Down)
resets the autocomplete session.
Extend chat renderTextWithLinks to handle |Hspell:, |Hquest:, and
|Hachievement: link types in addition to |Hitem:. Spell links show
a small icon and tooltip via renderSpellInfoTooltip; quest links
open the quest log on click; achievement links show a tooltip.
Also wire assetMgr into renderChatWindow for icon lookup.
The "You are dead." dialog now shows a "Release in M:SS" countdown
tracking time elapsed since death. The countdown runs from 6 minutes
(WoW's forced-release window) and disappears once it reaches zero.
Timer resets automatically when the player is no longer dead.
Adds UiSoundManager::playWhisperReceived() which uses the dedicated
Whisper_TellMale/Female.wav files (or falls back to iSelectTarget.wav
if absent). The sound is triggered once per new incoming CHAT_MSG_WHISPER
message by scanning new chat history entries in the raid warning overlay
update loop.
Both the player buff bar and target frame aura display now sort auras
so that shorter-duration (more urgent) buffs/debuffs appear first.
Permanent auras (no duration) sort to the end. In the target frame,
debuffs are sorted before buffs. In the player buff bar, the existing
buffs-first / debuffs-second pass ordering is preserved, with
ascending duration sort within each group.
