Parses reward money, guaranteed items, and choice items from SMSG_QUEST_QUERY_RESPONSE fixed header for both Classic/TBC (40-field) and WotLK (55-field) layouts. Rewards are shown in the quest details pane below objective progress with icons, names, and counts.
Cooldowns now display as "Xs" (seconds), "XmYs" (minutes+seconds), or "Xh" (hours) instead of the previous bare number or "Xm"-only format. Party member health bars now show "current/max" HP text (abbreviated to "Xk/Yk" for large values) directly on the progress bar.
Shows a footer button listing the count and total cost of all currently trainable spells. Clicking it sends a train request for each spell that meets level, prerequisite, and gold requirements. Button is disabled when nothing is trainable or the player cannot afford the full batch.
Quest list in NPC gossip now shows colored status icons:
! (yellow) = available, ? (yellow) = ready to turn in,
! or ? (gray) = available low-level or in-progress incomplete.
Mail attachment icons and names now support shift-click to insert item
links. Item names also show rich tooltips on hover. Adds a "Take All"
button when a mail has multiple attachments.
Trade window now shows rich item tooltips for both sides (peer items were
missing tooltips). Both trade sides and the loot roll popup now support
shift-click to insert item links into the chat input.
Adds shift-click-to-link support in auction house browse results, quest
details reward items, quest offer/reward window choice and fixed items,
and quest request-items required item list.
Replace text-only buttons with icon+draw-list rendering that matches
the style of the regular bank, loot, and vendor windows. Item icons are
looked up via inventoryScreen.getItemIcon(info->displayInfoId); falls
back to a coloured bordered square with two-letter abbreviation when
the texture is not yet cached. Stack count is overlaid in the
bottom-right corner. Withdraw still fires on left-click.
SMSG_ITEM_COOLDOWN (on-use trinket/item cooldowns) was only setting
cooldownRemaining, leaving cooldownTotal=0. The action bar clock-sweep
overlay requires both fields; without cooldownTotal the fan shrinks
instantly rather than showing the correct elapsed arc.
Opening the spellbook on a new tab, logging in with many auras/action slots, or
opening a full bag all triggered synchronous BLP-decode + GPU uploads for every
uncached icon in one frame, causing a visible stall. Apply the same 4-per-frame
upload cap that was added to talent_screen, so icons load progressively.
When SMSG_NEW_WORLD fires with the same map ID (dungeon wing teleporters,
GM teleports, etc.), entityManager.clear() was called but renderer
instances in creatureInstances_/playerInstances_/gameObjectInstances_
were never despawned. Fresh CREATE_OBJECTs from the server hit the
early-return guard (guid already in creatureInstances_) and were skipped,
leaving entities in the entity manager without matching renderer state.
Fix: pass isSameMap as isInitialEntry to the world-entry callback. This
routes same-map SMSG_NEW_WORLD through the reconnect path which properly
despawns all renderer instances before the server resends CREATE_OBJECTs.
Switching from Arms to Fury (or any previously-unseen tab) caused a
multi-frame stall because getSpellIcon() loaded and uploaded all ~20
BLP textures synchronously in a single frame. Limit new icon GPU
uploads to 4 per frame; uncached icons return null and are loaded on
subsequent frames, spreading the cost over ~5 frames with no visible
hang.
Chests (and lockboxes, coffers, etc.) failed to open because CMSG_LOOT
was only sent on Classic/Turtle expansions, and only when GO type was
already cached as type 3. Fix: always send CMSG_LOOT after
CMSG_GAMEOBJ_USE (server silently ignores it for non-lootable objects).
Also broaden CMSG_GAMEOBJ_REPORT_USE to all non-mailbox WotLK GOs.
Latency meter: record pingTimestamp_ in sendPing() and compute RTT in
handlePong(); add toggleable "Show Latency Meter" checkbox in Interface
settings (saved to settings.cfg).
Proactively call ensureItemInfo() for both vendor items and buyback items
during rendering. This ensures item names and stats are available before
display, eliminating "Item <id>" placeholders and providing instant tooltip
info, matching the pattern used for quest rewards and action bar items.
The delayed-opening logic conflicted with quest details' use of the same
questDetailsOpenTime variable, causing the reward dialog to never appear.
Reverted to immediately opening the window. Item info queries are still
triggered, but will populate asynchronously with placeholders shown initially.
Add 100ms delay before opening the quest offer reward dialog, giving item
info queries time to complete. Prevents "Item X" placeholders where players
can't see item names or icons needed to choose rewards. Reuses the existing
questDetailsOpenTime mechanism with delayed flag check in isQuestOfferRewardOpen().
When a player nameplate is about to render with an empty name (showing
"Player (level)" placeholder), actively re-request the name query. Since
queryPlayerName() is idempotent (won't duplicate pending queries), this
ensures that slow network responses don't cause players to permanently
display as "Player (67)" even after the response arrives. Rendering code
now triggers name queries to completion before falling back to placeholders.
When items are placed on the action bar, pre-fetch their ItemDef information
so the action bar displays the item name instead of a generic "Item" placeholder.
This ensures item names are available when the action bar is rendered, consistent
with the fix applied to quest reward items display.
Calls queryItemInfo() when an item is assigned to an action bar slot.
Floating-point fmod() loses precision with large accumulated time values, causing
subtle jumps/hitches in animation loops. Replace with iterative duration subtraction
to keep animationTime bounded and maintain precision, consistent with the fix
applied to character_renderer.cpp.
Applies to:
- M2 creature/object animation loops (main update)
- M2 particle-only instance wrapping (3333ms limit)
- M2 global sequence timing resolution
- M2 animated particle tile indexing
- Mount bobbing motion (sinusoidal rider motion)
- Character footstep trigger timing
- Mount footstep trigger timing
All timing computations now use the same precision-preserving approach.
Addresses sparseness in lava/magma effects noted in status documentation.
Higher emission rate (48 vs 32 per second) makes lava/slime areas visually
denser and more immersive while staying within GPU budget constraints.
