Shows 'Low durability' in orange when any equipped item falls below 20%
durability, and a pulsing red 'Item breaking!' warning below 5%. Uses
the same stacked indicator slot system as the latency and mail notices.
Holding Shift while right-clicking any non-quest inventory item opens a
destroy confirmation popup instead of performing the normal equip/use
action. Item tooltips now show a 'Shift+RClick to destroy' hint at the
bottom (highlighted in red when Shift is held).
Shows a "New messages" button below the chat history area when the
user has scrolled away from the latest messages. Clicking it jumps
back to the most recent messages.
When the player is a ghost, shows a small X marker at the corpse
position on the minimap. If the corpse is off-screen, draws an edge
arrow on the minimap border pointing toward it.
Adds a name search input and All/Active/Ready radio buttons above the
quest list. Clears the filter automatically when openAndSelectQuest() is
called so the target quest is always visible.
When the player gains a level, a golden vignette flashes on screen edges
and a large "Level X!" text briefly appears in the center, both fading
over ~1 second. Uses the existing LevelUpCallback from GameHandler.
Up arrow in the chat input field recalls previously sent messages.
Down arrow moves forward through history; going past the end clears input.
History stores up to 50 unique entries and resets position after each send.
Ctrl+clicking on the minimap converts screen position to world coordinates
and sends MSG_MINIMAP_PING to the server. A local ping is also added
immediately so the sender sees their own ping.
/target <name> searches visible entities by case-insensitive prefix match.
Red vignette flashes on screen edges when player HP drops, fading over 0.5s.
Adds a 0.5x-2.0x scale slider under Nameplates in the Interface settings tab. The scale multiplies the base 80×8px nameplate health bar dimensions. Setting is persisted to settings.cfg as 'nameplate_scale'.
Draws a yellow directional arrow at the minimap center showing the player's facing direction, with a white dot at the player's position. The arrow rotates with the camera in rotate-with-camera mode and always points in the player's current facing direction.
Scans the backpack and all bags for grey (POOR quality) items with a sell price and shows a 'Sell All Junk (N items)' button at the top of the vendor window. Clicking it sells all matching items in one action. Button only appears when there are sellable junk items.
When the player is a ghost, the 'Resurrect from Corpse' popup now shows how many yards away the corpse is, updating in real-time as the ghost moves. Distance is only shown when the corpse is on the same map.
Adds a 0.5x-1.5x scale slider under Action Bars in the Interface settings tab. The scale multiplies the base 48px slot size for both the main bar and XP bar layout calculations. The setting is persisted to settings.cfg as 'action_bar_scale'.
Right-clicking the player name in the unit frame opens a popup with 'Open Character' (opens the character/equipment screen) and 'Toggle PvP' options, consistent with the existing right-click menus on party and raid frames.
Each raid member cell now shows the health percentage centered on the health bar, with a drop shadow for readability. The text is omitted when no health data is available.
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.
