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New

• Your own, target and target-of-target frames can keep a separate position and look in a raid (Settings > Frames, off by default): joining a raid swaps the raid's set in, leaving it brings the party's back; to place the raid's set from a party use the test raid. (#1678)

Changed

• With "Me in the party" on, your own unit frame no longer comes back when you are in a raid (the raid frames have your cell); your target and your target's target keep their ordinary frames there. (#1677)

Fixed

• The game-object icons now ask the game for a wider net: the interact target is picked up to 30 yards away (the game's default is 10) and in every direction (a turn of the camera or the body no longer drops it). Both go back to what they were when the option is switched off; a value you set yourself is left alone. (#1679)
• The game's own interact icon over an object (a mailbox, a herb...) no longer shows first and then sits on top of the effect's name and icon: while the effect is wanted for an object the game's icon is hidden. (#1680)

Changed

• The game-object icons no longer turn on the game's interact-target nameplate (which put a nameplate on every NPC you walked up to). Your nameplate switches are yours: P5UI never changes them. If an older version had turned it on, it is put back to what it was, once. (#1675)

Fixed

• The game-object icons (herbs, ore, quest items, mailboxes...) now ask the game for what it needs to give an object a nameplate to hang on: the interact icon over game objects, and a nameplate distance of 60 yards for game objects (the game's default of 30 is too short when the camera is far out). Both are put back to what they were when the option is switched off; your own nameplate switches are never touched. /p5ui probe nodes says the settings and which ones P5UI set. (#1676)

New

• /p5ui probe nodes watch records the game's interact target over a minute (every change, and the events around it) so the developers can see when the game gives herbs, mailboxes and other objects an interact target and a nameplate. Nothing changes for players. (#1673)

Fixed

• The game-object icons are only for game objects now: no effect over any NPC, not even for a moment (a quest giver, a lootable corpse, a trainer...). (#1674)

New

• Penance, and the mage's Regeneration and Mass Regeneration, get divider lines on the cast bar while you channel them (Penance one line in the middle, the two mage spells two lines). (#1669)
• The settings page "Gathering & items" (采集和物品高亮) has an example of the picked category's look, drawn live as it will be on the nameplate, and a picture of each of the ten effects; click a picture to pick that effect. (#1671)

Changed

• The game-object icons' settings are no longer in Maps: they have a menu of their own, "Gathering & items" (采集和物品高亮), in the settings list. Nothing is lost: every setting is where it was saved. (#1668)

Fixed

• The game-object icons (herbs, ore, quest items, chests, the bobber, other objects) never drew anything because the game says the interact target "does not exist" when it is a game object; they look at game objects as the interact target now. /p5ui probe nodes got the same fix and a new line 10 that says why nothing is drawn. (#1670)

Fixed

• The game-object icons show without any setup. P5UI turns on the game's "Enable interact key" and the interact target's nameplate for you (outside combat; a new option in Map > Game object icons, on by default; switching it off puts the old values back, and a value you change back yourself is left alone). Chests and other objects (mailbox, chair, sign...) are on by default now, also for existing profiles (once). (#1667)

New

• A highlight over the herb you are about to pick (Settings > Map > Game object icons): ten effects (Aura, Reticle, Subtle, Sigil, Brackets, Beam, Beacon, Orbit, Ripple, Sparkles), with the herb's name and icon; colour, size, intensity, vertical offset, fading with the nameplate, name and icon, and a preview, for all categories at once or for one; it needs the game's "Enable interact key". (#1648)
• The game-object icons now also cover chests, your fishing bobber and every other object you can interact with (mailboxes, chairs, signs ...). Each is a category with its own switch, colour and effect on the Map page; the chests and the other objects are off to begin with. (#1652)
• The custom indicators (pick a spell, set its place and its look) are in the party frame editor's "inside the frame" tab too, the same block as in "around the frame"; clicking a place or a spell icon on the magnified frame stays in the tab you are in. (#1654)
• Game object icons: a "Quest items" category. The quest object you are about to interact with (the one in front of you, within 15 yards) gets a yellow effect, its name and a quest icon on its nameplate, with its own switch, colour, effect and size (Map tab, Game object icons). (#1651)
• Game object icons now also mark ore veins (an "Ore" category on the Map page, orange by default, with the Find Minerals icon, "only while Find Minerals is on" and a test icon, like the herbs). (#1649)
• The custom indicators' settings (what each place shows, size, offsets, colours, effects on the cell) are in the raid frame editor's "inside the frame" tab too, the same block as in "around the frame", for each raid size and for all three together. (#1662)
• Channelled spells (Mind Flay, Drain Life, Arcane Missiles, Blizzard, Hurricane...) now get a divider line at each of their ticks on the cast bar, so you see where the first, second and third stage are; the lines of the stages already passed turn faint. It works on your own cast bar and on the target, focus, party, nameplate and boss cast bars, and has one switch (on by default) on the Casting page. (#1653)

Fixed

• A simulator check of the game-object icons (no change for players). (#1663)

New

• /p5ui probe nodes (a read-only probe for gathering nodes, the interact target and nameplates; the output is for the developer). (#1646)
• The frame editor window has a "Simulate" row under the magnified frame (party and raid): one click shows heal prediction and the absorb shield, threat (red and yellow), dead, resurrection (casting, battle res, waiting, soulstone) or summon (waiting, accepted, declined) on the preview, so place, colour and size can be tuned against each state; only the preview changes, never a real frame or a setting, and a line says why a state draws nothing when its setting is off. (#1643)
• In the frame editor (the three raid sets and the party), drag the class icon off the frame onto the dark ground around it and let go to hide it; next to the class icon there is now a "Class-colored health bars (all frames)" switch, the same setting as on the General page. (#1642)
• A spell of the custom indicators can hang by itself anywhere on the frame (drag it where you want, Shift to skip the snapping to the eight places), each place can line its spells up to the left or to the right (a choice for each place), and the ghost that follows the mouse while dragging an icon is no longer squashed. (#1644)

Changed

• The raid and party frames draw P5UI's own role icons (a round badge: tank yellow with a shield, healer green with a cross, damage red with a sword; main tank and main assist inside a white ring, vehicle blue) and no Blizzard role icon; a tank shown by its icon in place of the name no longer gets a second tank icon in the corner. (#1639)

Fixed

• The spells of one place in the custom indicators (party and raid) now all show at once, side by side from the place (a left place grows right, a right place left, the top and bottom middle both ways) instead of one icon taking turns; adding a spell to a place that shows "Nothing" now makes the place show its spells (the bottom left showed nothing). (#1638)
• Switching the raid class icon off during combat now hides it on the real cells at once instead of when the fight ends. (#1642)
• The frame editor's magnified cell now shows the raid leader's crown and the ready check result whenever their switches are on (they were never drawn there, and a crown put at the top right was hidden under the raid mark); the party editor's ready check result no longer changes with the test party's clock; an icon you give a place is drawn above the icons left at their own places; the raid editor's "around" tab now has the cell's top and bottom rows, defensives, missing buffs, custom indicators, cast bars and alerts, its inside tab has the buffs, and the party editor has "fade members out of range" and the scale. (#1640)
• The English text of the "Automatic" choice for the way the spells of a place line up is shorter, so it is no longer cut off in the settings and the frame editor. (#1647)

New

• The raid cell and the party frame can show a class icon (off by default). The Raid and Party pages have a switch and a "where it goes" choice of the health bar's eight places, and in the frame editor window the icon can be dragged there like the role, leader, raid mark and ready check icons. (#1618)
• Spells you add in the raid frame editor's "Spell places" (or the Raid page's new "Spells in the rows") can now be put in the three rows of the raid cell too: the top row, the bottom row's left part and its right part. A row shows all its spells at once, after the icons it shows by itself, in the row's icon size and with its timer; each row has its own "only the spells I cast" switch; a spell is in one place (eight places or three rows). (#1619)
• Each kind of icon on the raid cell (boss debuffs, debuffs you can dispel, your heals over time, your shields, the defensives) can be put in the top row, the bottom row on the left or the bottom row on the right: a "goes in" choice under each switch on the Raid page and in the frame editor window (#1621)
• In the raid frame editor, the icons in the cell's top and bottom rows can be dragged to another row, one kind at a time: boss debuffs, debuffs you can dispel, your heals over time, your shields and the defensives. Drop them on a row and that kind is shown there; a row that already shows something keeps it and the kind is added after it. (#1620)

New

• The raid cell's role icon, raid leader icon, raid mark and ready check result can each be put at one of the eight places of the health bar (a "where it goes" choice under its switch on the Raid page and in the frame editor window; "Default place" is where the cell put it before), and in the frame editor window these icons and the spell icons of the custom indicators can be dragged to a place on the magnified cell. (#1616)
• The party frame's leader icon, role icon, raid mark and ready check result can each be put at one of the eight places of the health bar (a "where it goes" choice under its switch on the Party page and in the frame editor window; "Default place" is where the frame put it before), and in the frame editor window these icons, the defensive and missing buff rows, the two aura rows (to another side of the frame) and the custom spell icons (one icon, one spell; into the frame or out to row 1 beside it) can be dragged to another place on the magnified frame. (#1617)

Fixed

• In the frame editor window the preview now shows the spells you add in "Spell places", at the place you picked and with the spell's own icon (party and the three raid sizes; a place with several spells shows them in turn). The comparison frames under the preview in the party and raid editors are gone. (#1615)

Changed

• Cooldown manager settings: "Panel conditions" is now part of "Panel settings" (at the end of the page) instead of an entry of its own in the left list. The ticks and choices are the same as before. (#1614)

New

• With Me in the party on, each of "my target" and "my target's target" can now be the brief target frame as before (the default) or "Go to the target / target of target frame settings": the ordinary unit frame is shown instead (its own settings, as when not merged), the small merged frame is hidden, and the settings tab shows a note and a button that opens the Unit frames page on that unit. Chosen for each of the two frames on its own tab of "Me in the party - merged target settings". (#1591)
• The Legacy window (the Legacy rewards, challenges and tree pages) now has P5UI's look: a flat dark ground, a title strip in your class colour (red or yellow in the Persona 5 / Ryuji Sakamoto looks), and flat buttons, search boxes, list rows, reward cards and page tabs on the right, the page and the row you are on marked in the look's colour. Icons, talent nodes and connecting lines stay as they are. It has its own switch and a preview window on the Training page. (#1593)
• The "Spell places" block of the party and raid frame editors has a searchable list of your class's spells (search by name, English name or ID): pick Shield Wall, Renew ... and the spell goes to the place chosen next to Add. Typing a name or ID still works. A spell now lights for every rank and variant of it (before, only the rank you knew), and an English name typed in a Chinese client works too. (#1597)
• Cooldown manager conditions. Every panel and every cell has a conditions editor ("Panel conditions" on the manager's page, "Cell conditions" in the cells window): show it only in chosen forms or stances of your class (a Druid's bear, cat, moonkin, travel...; tick several, none ticked = always) and/or only in combat or only out of combat. A cell's conditions narrow its panel's, and it switches in combat too. The cell's opacity settings (active / inactive, in combat / out of combat) moved from the style block into the cell conditions block (same settings). "Copy this panel" in the panel row copies a whole panel (layout, size, spacing, scale, every cell with its source, style, place and conditions) into a new, independent panel. (#1607)

Fixed

• Blizzard's own cast bar no longer shows inside the professions window while you craft when P5UI's cast bar is on; only ours is shown. With P5UI's cast bar off, Blizzard's returns. (#1592)
• The raid cell's frame borders no longer error ("attempt to perform boolean test ... a secret boolean value", RaidCell.lua) when the game hides whether a heal-over-time aura is shown; the green border waits for a readable answer instead. (#1594)
• A "my buff" cell picked by name (or by id) for a talent's passive that has a buff of the same name (Improved Stormstrike "强化风暴打击", Flurry, Elemental Devastation, Nature's Grace ...) now lights while that buff is on you: the cell is told the buff's id as well as the passive's. Improved Stormstrike is in the "my buffs" list. (#1596)
• The merged "my target" and "my target's target" frames (Me in the party) now show every buff the unit has (up to the game's limit of 32), long and permanent ones included (a soulstone, for one). They used to show only the party's lists: 4 cast by others, up to 10 minutes long, and the group buffs, in one line. A full line goes on to a new line (as many icons as the party's second row holds, 8 by default). The other party members' rows are unchanged. (#1591)
• The Shaman totem bar no longer triggers "ADDON_ACTION_BLOCKED ... RyujiUnitFrameTotems:SetShown()" in combat (e.g. when using an action bar button). In combat the bar is shown and hidden with transparency and its real state is brought up to date after combat. Out of combat nothing changes, but a totem bar that was hidden at the start of a fight now also appears when a totem is dropped during the fight. In combat, a totem dropped while the bar was empty cannot be right-click dismissed until combat ends. (#1600)
• (developer-facing, simulator check) the chatscroll check no longer fails in the combat scenario when no earlier check has reset the chat font size, so a picked set that lacks the chat check no longer gets a false failure. (#1601)
• Alt+Ctrl+right-click on a buff icon, the defensive cooldown panel and /p5ui probe defensives no longer test the secret "shown" answers of aura buttons (errors "attempt to perform boolean test ... secret boolean" in BugSack); an unknown answer now counts as "not this icon" / "nothing changed". One threat ring that fails no longer stops the other rings or the nameplate threat colours from updating. (#1598)
• With the P5UI raid frames switched off, /p5ui raidtest and the Raid page's size tabs (1–10, 11–20, 21–40), "Test raid" and "Open the whole-frame test" did nothing and said nothing. The command now says the raid frames are off and where to switch them on, and the Raid page shows a note about it at the top and under the switch. An error in the raid layout no longer leaves the test raid switch or a tab half done. New: /p5ui probe raidtest prints the state those depend on, for bug reports. (#1602)
• Clicking a quest in the P5UI quest tracker could open another quest: Blizzard's own tracker, hidden but still clickable, lay over it. While the P5UI list is on, Blizzard's tracker now sits underneath everything, the list takes the clicks in the gaps between its rows, and a row whose quest is already gone opens nothing. (#1605)
• Simulator checks: watchweapon (and watchitem) no longer depend on which watch checks ran before them; watchpanel and watchstring now take down the panel frames they drew, so a subset of checks without watchstyle / watchtotem passes (developer-facing, nothing changes in the game). (#1604)
• The quest tracker's panel no longer has blurred, cut-off corners in the Persona 5 and Ryuji Sakamoto looks: it keeps square corners there, with the 2 px white edge and the hard shadow to the right and below in the look's colour, and the background opacity setting works there again. (#1608)
• A quest tracker placed at the screen's right edge now moves in a few pixels in those looks so its shadow is not cut off by the screen edge. (#1608)

Fixed

• The target frame's buff row now shows every buff the target has (up to the game's limit of 32), long and permanent ones included. It used to cut at 4 cast by others and 6 of your own, in one line. A full line (10 icons) goes on to a new line, and "Max shown" counts each group of the row on its own (32 by default; an old default of 6 moves to 32 once). (#1587)

Changed

• "Switch profiles with talents" and the cooldown manager's settings follow the talent set (primary / secondary) again, not the specialization (the specialization versions of #1574 and #1578 are undone): only activating the other talent set switches the profile and the cooldown manager's cells, and adding, removing or resetting points changes nothing. The secondary row on the Profiles page is greyed until the second talent set is unlocked (level 40). On the cooldown manager page the specialization block is now one button that copies the set in use to the other talent set. What 2.9.0 saved per specialization moves to the two talent sets, and the choices and cells of specializations that neither set has are kept aside, not deleted. (#1589)

New

• The Aura Cooldown Manager's icons can be clicked. With the new switch "Click the icons to cast" (on by default), a left click on a cell's icon casts its spell like an action button does (on your current target; the self-cast modifier key follows the game's settings), or uses its item. It only works for spells you know and items you have; cells that only show an aura (the target debuff group, a debuff that is not your spell) do nothing. The click is off while the panels are unlocked or the settings window is open, and it is not created or changed in combat (a cell that appears in combat is clickable after the fight). (#1584)

Fixed

• The Enhancement Shaman's Flurry (the buff its talent puts on you after a melee critical strike) is now in the cooldown manager's "My buffs on myself" list, and a cell watching it lights up in combat when the buff is on you: it matches the buffs of all talent ranks, and a cell added by typing the talent's id works too, instead of waiting for one id that never appears. (#1586)

New

• The raid frame editor window gets a "Spell places" block on its "inside" tab. It lists the spells of your custom indicators and lets you pick one of the eight places (four corners, four edge middles) for each in a drop-down, remove a spell, or add one by name or ID to a place. No new setting: the spell moves to that place's list and the place keeps its own size and look. (#1575)
• Frame editor window, raid sets: a new switch "Edit all three sets together" writes every setting you change in the window to the 1–10, 11–20 and 21–40 player sets at once (saved in the profile, off by default), and a new button "Apply this set to the other two" copies the picked set's settings (frame size, texts and bars, icons and states) onto the other two. (#1577)
• The party frame editor has a "Spell places" block (tab "around the frame"): every spell you added to the custom indicators is a row with a drop-down for where it is shown, one of the eight places inside the frame or "Outside the frame (row 1)", the row beside the frame after your heals over time and shields. A spell has one place; the places inside keep their own size, look and colour, and there is an add box and a Remove button. A tick sets whether the outside row shows only the spells you cast. (#1576)

Changed

• The cooldown manager's settings are now kept for each class and each specialization instead of each of the two talent sets: switching specialization (spending points, or the other talent set) switches to that specialization's settings automatically (a specialization used for the first time starts as a copy of the one before). The page lists the class's specializations and can copy the settings in use to others. Settings kept for the two talent sets move to the specialization each of them is now. (#1574)
• "Switch profiles with talents" now works by specialization: pick a profile for each specialization of your class (the page lists them all and marks the one in use), and it switches when your specialization changes (the other talent set, or spending points so that another tree has the most; after combat if it happens in combat). Choices made for the two talent sets move to the specialization each of them is now. (#1578)

Fixed

• Settings texts are no longer cut off with "...": long slider labels wrap onto a second line, buttons grow to hold their labels (Profiles page, talent-set profiles, raid leader tools, feedback), the Changed settings and Performance rows wrap or get more room, and the frame editor's state drop-downs are wide enough. New: /p5ui probe truncate lists any text of the settings windows the game still cuts. (#1573)
• In the raid frame editor window, "Edit all three sets together" now also covers the "Spell places" block: moving, adding or removing a spell there changes all three raid sets, and "Apply this set to the other two" copies the spells and the custom indicators switch too. (#1577)
• The roll record no longer shows stray entries named after a number or a player with an item link as a member (every single player's choice or roll used to become its own "drop"). Only the item is an entry, with every player's choice and roll under it; chat lines are read by what each part is, and a person is no longer listed twice as "First" and "First Second". (#1583)
• After a /reload while dead and unable to release (a member of the group in combat), the player frame and the party frames no longer disappear in a flood of errors: aura buttons the game forbids to addons are left alone and set up again as soon as they can be reached. (#1579)
• The cast bar (and the cast arc on the mouse ring) could stay on the screen showing "0.0 / 1.5" after a cast had ended, when the game's stop event for that cast never arrived or did not match. While a cast is shown, the player cast bar, the mouse ring and the unit cast bars (target, focus, pet, party, raid, nameplates, bosses) now also ask the game whether the unit is still casting and go away when it is not. (#1585)

Fixed

• Text lines on settings pages that change after the page is built (the "Now editing: class, talent set" line on the cooldown manager page) are no longer cut off with "..."; the row is as high as the text. The talent set shows no bracket when its name is the class's own name, and the brackets follow the language. (#1572)

New

• Dragging a cell of a cooldown manager panel onto another cell inserts it beside that cell (before it on its first half, after it on the other) and the cells after it move on one place, instead of lying on top of it; hold Shift to place it freely, where you let go. (#1571)

Changed

• Dragging a cell of a cooldown manager panel (on the screen or in the Cells window) now lines it up with the nearest place of the panel's grid, so the cells sit in neat rows and columns; hold Shift while dragging to place it freely, where you let go, as before. (#1570)

New

• The Aura Cooldown Manager has its own import / export string (Cooldown manager page, "Import / export"): all its settings of the class and talent set being edited, as one line; an import takes only a string of the same class and replaces that one set. The page now says which class and talent set it edits. (#1568)

Changed

• The Aura Cooldown Manager's settings (panels, cells, spells, the target debuff group) are not part of a profile any more: they are kept for each class and each talent set, so loading another class's profile no longer brings its spells, and switching talent sets switches the cooldown manager too. Existing settings are carried over once, nothing is lost. (#1565)

Changed

• The Party and Raid pages' "Standalone Frame Editor" button opens the frame editor window; the on-screen view it used to start is the "Whole-frame test" under it. The window is bigger, the preview zoom is a row under the canvas (not on top of the tabs) and the magnified frame is made to fit the canvas with its auras, the frames to compare with in a column. (#1567)

Fixed

• The Raid page's "Standalone Frame Editor" section has the button for the frame editor window now (it only had the old on-screen editor's button, so the window could not be opened from there); it opens on the raid size the page's tabs have selected. (#1566)
• The active-totem cell (cooldown manager) no longer shows a totem in an empty earth slot: the game answers "a totem is out" for it with an empty name and no icon, and that answer is now taken as an empty slot. (#1557)

New

• Frame editor window: undo and redo of the changes made in it, arrow keys that nudge the picked indicator place, snapping while dragging, and a row that shows the main frame as another member (tank, healer, damage, health, dead, offline). (#1563)

New

• A frame editor window beside the settings window (Party page, "Standalone Frame Editor"): one party frame magnified with three to compare with, and the settings in three tabs: inside the frame, around it, global. (#1558)
• Frame editor window, inside the frame: the settings of what a frame shows inside (bars, name, texts, portrait, status icons), and a click on a part of the magnified frame jumps to its settings. (#1559)
• Frame editor window, around the frame: the settings of auras, indicators, defensives, missing, threat, cast icons; a click on one of them on the magnified frame jumps to its settings, and an indicator place can be dragged. (#1560)
• Frame editor window for the unit frames: player, target, target of target, focus, focus's target, pet and boss, each magnified with the settings of the Frames (and Boss) page in three tabs. (#1561)
• Frame editor window for the raid frames: the three raid sizes (1-10, 11-20, 21-40), a magnified raid cell that can be shown as dead, offline, out of range and so on, and the settings of what is inside the cell and its size (not what is around it). (#1562)

Fixed

• Probe: /p5ui probe totem prints what the game answers for the four totem slots and what the cooldown manager's Active totem cells make of it. (#1557)
• Probe: /p5ui probe cellmove no longer stops with a Lua error when the game hands back a secret answer for an aura button's shown state; those buttons are counted as unknown and a failing line is written as an error line without stopping the report. (#1542)
• Cooldown manager: the Active totem cell is hidden for an empty slot when the game hides whether a totem is out but the slot's icon is readable and empty. (#1557)

New

• Developer probe /p5ui probe cellmove (in combat): whether a cooldown manager cell that holds the game's aura buttons can be moved in a fight, and whether an empty aura group takes room. No visible change. (#1542)
• Settings: a setting that differs from its default now has a small yellow dot beside it (Party and Resource bar pages so far): hover it to see the default, hold it for 0.6 s to restore that setting. The new "Changed settings" page lists every changed setting, to restore one by one or all at once. (#1534)
• A "Standalone Frame Editor" entry, the first one under the Party and Raid settings pages: it opens the test party / test raid with only your own frame and three frames to compare it with (a healer, a damage dealer and the tank). The normal test party and test raid are unchanged. (#1533)
• The target debuff group's "effect when about to expire" now plays on the real debuff icons, in combat too, not only on the test icons, and six effects were added: shake, strobe, bounce, shine, colour the icon and a spinning light (#1525).
• Aura Cooldown Manager: the cells have a window of their own beside the settings window. The page keeps the panel's settings and an "Edit cells" button; the window shows the panel's cells (click one to pick it) and that cell's settings, so a panel setting and a cell setting can be changed together without scrolling back and forth. Clicking a cell on the screen opens the window too. (#1537)
• Party and raid frames: while a buff or debuff of an indicator place is on a member, his frame can change: the health bar and the name take a colour you pick and the whole frame fades (per place, in the indicators settings). The test party and test raid show it. (#1535)
• Aura Cooldown Manager: every cell has its own place in its panel. Drag a cell anywhere (it stays where you let go, also on the settings page's stage), or set its X / Y; "+ New cell" adds a cell next to the others, "Delete this cell" takes one out. The panel is a group: it drags all its cells and holds their size, bar length and scale; "Arrange cells" lays them out on a grid (Row, Column, Bars, Centered) when you click it. Old panels look exactly the same; the Centered layout no longer closes up around a hidden cell (coming back with a later card). (#1536)
• Settings: the yellow "changed" dot (hover for the default, hold 0.6 s to restore) and the "Changed settings" list now also cover the Action bars, Micro menu and bags, XP and reputation, Cooldowns, Damage meter, Bags, Loot, Chat, Quests, Leveling dungeons, Tooltips, Maps, Training, Talent planner and Convenience pages. (#1552)
• Cooldown manager: a cell can be moved to another panel: pick "Move to another panel" under the cell's settings, or drag the cell onto another panel on the screen. It keeps all its settings and takes a free place in the other panel; the cell stays selected; a panel holds 80 cells at most, and a full panel or a fight refuses with a message. (#1538)
• Cooldown manager: a "Copy this cell" button in the cell settings copies the selected cell identically into the nearest empty cell of the panel (a new cell when there is none) and selects it, so all that is left is to pick another spell. (#1539)
• Cooldown manager: a panel switch "Cells that are not there give way". When on, the cells of a panel that are not there (a totem cell without a totem, empty cells) take no room and the others close up in the order of the arrangement (rows to the left, columns to the top, Centered around the middle). It needs the cells to be placed by "Arrange cells" and is grey for a hand-placed panel. In a fight, cells that hold the game's aura buttons stay in place and the rest closes up after the fight. Panels that were Centered keep their behaviour: the switch is on for them. (#1540)
• The target debuff group can hang on a panel (Cooldown Manager page, "Hang on a panel"): pick the panel, the side of it (above, below, left, right), the alignment along that side (left / centre / right, or top / middle / bottom) and the distance. It follows the panel when it is dragged, scaled or changes its cells; the group's inside is unchanged; with no panel picked it stays where it was. (#1541)
• Settings: the unit frame pages (General, Frames, Boss, Nameplates, Combat text, Auras, Player buffs, Casting, Swing) now mark a setting that differs from its default with the small yellow dot (hover it to see the default, hold it for 0.6 s to restore that setting), and list it on the Changed settings page; on pages that edit one unit at a time the list says which unit. (#1550)
• Settings: a small yellow dot beside a setting that differs from its default now also shows on the rest of the Party page, the Raid page, click casting, hover casting, the group and raid leader tools and PvP; hover shows the default, holding it restores that setting; the "Changed settings" list includes them. (#1551)

Changed

• Fixed settings notes that did not match what a new install shows: click casting ("also targets the unit" is on in the recommended layout), the menu border note (named the switch wrongly), and a Chinese word in the group tools note (Mark of the Wild). (#1549)
• Ready check results show a member's name as "First Second" like the frames (it was "First-Second"); the group tools say "This game version has no world markers" instead of "This server"; the raid leader tools' note and the incompatible reason no longer talk about realms. New: /p5ui probe raidleader for the developer. (#1548)
• Aura Cooldown Manager: updating drops old cells that sat outside the panel's cols x rows grid (they were neither shown nor clickable before). (#1536)

Fixed

• The note on the Aura Cooldown Manager page lists every source a cell can watch (spell cooldown and stacks, my buffs on myself and on the target, my ally debuffs, item, active totem, weapon enchant); an unused string is removed. (#1547)
• The Player buffs page's "Show sample buffs" button and its note are shown again (the Professions page's preview words had replaced them). (#1543)
• No more "realm" in the mail recipient suggestions, the mail preview, the bug report, the chat history sample, the item count tooltip, the minimap clock note and the screenshot folder text (WoW Forever has no realms); mail recipient suggestions also work for characters recorded without a realm. (#1545)
• The Bags page note says the bank's item slots are P5UI's (the window stays Blizzard's), and the Warband Bank has one English name everywhere. (#1546)
• /p5ui probe cellmove no longer errors on the target debuff group's line. (#1542)
• Aura Cooldown Manager: a profile made on another screen now converts the panels' places and sizes too, and a profile export keeps panels of many cells (big panels could be cut off on import before). (#1536)
• Frames: the pet happiness size slider had no name. (#1550)

New

• Cooldown manager: the cells' outline is now in your class colour, like the action bars' (default on), with a switch "Class-coloured cell outline" on the Cooldown Manager page; off gives the black outline again. (#1519)
• The professions window's crafting page (the page a profession tab opens) now has P5UI's look like the K page, in all three looks: a flat rank bar, a dark recipe list with flat headers and rows (the chosen recipe marked in the look's colour), dark recipe details with flat reagent frames, flat create buttons, and framed profession tabs (the chosen one ringed). One switch covers the whole window ("Professions window" on the training settings page). (#1518)
• Party frames: the role icon (tank, healer, damage) is bigger by default (18 px, it was 12) and has a new setting "Role icon size" (8-32 px) under the "Role icon" switch on the Party page. (#1516)
• Cooldown manager: the opacity of a cell that is not usable (a buff or debuff that is gone, a spell that cannot be cast) can be set separately in combat and out of combat ("Opacity when not usable, in combat" / "... out of combat", on top of "Opacity when not usable"; both 100% by default, so nothing changes until you move them). (#1524)
• Aura Cooldown Manager, cell settings, "when inactive": grey the icon, hide the timer and the stacks, tint the icon (also while the buff's presence is hidden in combat). All off by default. (#1526)
• Cooldown manager: a buff or debuff cell can play a sound once when the buff or debuff goes away ("Sound (once, when the buff or debuff goes away)" with a preview button, in the cell settings; none by default). (#1527)
• Cooldown manager: a buff or debuff cell can show its icon smaller while the buff or debuff is not there ("Size when inactive", 20-100%, default 100% = unchanged; the "when it is gone" effect follows the smaller icon). (#1523)

Changed

• Cooldown manager: "Effect when it is gone" now works for every buff and debuff source (My buffs on myself, My buffs on target, My debuffs on ally); for the two that follow the target it shows only while the target is a friend. The settings of a cell are grouped into "When active", "When inactive" and "Sound and timer". (#1521)

Fixed

• Aura Cooldown Manager, source "Active totem": a cell whose slot has no totem is now hidden and only appears while a totem is out (it is still shown while the settings window is open, so it can be placed). In combat, when the game hides whether a totem is out, the cell is fully transparent without a totem. (#1517)
• Aura Cooldown Manager, source "Weapon enchant": the cell now shows a weapon imbue the way a buff is shown (the dark swipe grows as the enchant runs down and the icon stays bright), not as a cooldown with the whole icon covered in a dark mask just after the enchant is put on. (#1522)
• The game's default totem bar was not hidden in this client (the frame P5UI hid does not exist here; this client's bar is MultiCastActionBarFrame). The "Hide Blizzard's default totem bar" switch and P5UI's own totem bar now hide it (Edit Mode still shows it so it can be moved). New: the Aura Cooldown Manager's first page has "Use P5UI Shaman totem bar" too. (#1520)

Changed

• Chat: the message text of party, guild, raid and the other channels now uses a new default, "Vivid channel colour" (the channel's colour with its saturation lifted; party's pale blue turns a clear blue, a custom channel's pale pink a clear salmon, say stays white), so the channels are easier to tell apart. A profile that had the old default, "Softened channel colour", moves to it once; the old choice is still in the chat settings. (#1515)

New

• Cooldown manager: drag a used cell to another place, on the screen and in the cell preview of the settings page. An empty place takes it, a place with a cell swaps places with it, it can also go into another panel; all its settings go with it. (#1504)
• The professions page that K opens has P5UI's flat look: a dark panel with a title strip in your class colour (red or yellow with the Persona 5 or Ryuji Sakamoto look), a dark card for each profession, flat rank bars and a frame round the spell icons. Only the "Professions" page; the crafting windows stay as they are. A switch and a preview are in the settings (Skill training page, "Professions page (K)"). (#1503)
• Cooldown manager, "My buffs on myself": a second effect, "Effect when it is gone" (with its own colour, red by default), shows while the buff is missing from you, so a lost buff can be flagged with the same glow, blink, zoom... as the one for while it is there. The note of the source says which effect is for which state. (#1513)
• Aura Cooldown Manager panels have a fourth layout, "Centered": the cells in use stay packed around the panel's middle point (the unused ones give no room), so adding or clearing a cell grows or shrinks the group evenly on both sides. While the settings window is open every place shows, so it is set up like a row. (#1511)
• Cooldown manager, "My buffs on myself": the settings list the spells that exclude the chosen one (a shaman's Lightning Shield and Water Shield, a mage's armors, a hunter's aspects, paladin seals and auras, warrior stances, druid forms ...) and a switch makes the cell watch all of them, so one cell shows whichever of them is on you. (#1514)
• Aura Cooldown Manager settings: a switch "Hide Blizzard's default totem bar" (first page). Off by default. (#1512)
• Aura Cooldown Manager (beta): a "Weapon enchant" source. A cell can watch the timed enchant on your main hand or off hand (a shaman's Rockbiter, Flametongue, Frostbrand or Windfury Weapon, a rogue's poison, sharpening stones and oils): icon, time left, charges, and a dim icon while there is none. Beta: whether the game lets addons read these numbers in combat is not verified yet. /p5ui probe weapon prints what the game answers. (#1508)
• Aura Cooldown Manager (beta): the source "Active totem": a cell watches one of the shaman's totem slots (fire, earth, water, air) and shows the totem that is out with its time left, also in combat; without a totem the icon is drawn dim. A totem's own cooldown is still watched with "Spell cooldown and stacks". (#1506)

Changed

• Cooldown manager: a drag that starts on a used cell moves that cell; to move the whole panel drag from an empty place (+) or hold Ctrl. (#1504)
• Cooldown manager, target debuffs: a new "Icon style" choice. "Like the panels' cells" gives the group the cells' look (a 1 px black edge, the countdown number without a black plate, centred at the top or bottom, the stack count inside the icon), so the icons of the group and of the panels match at the same size; "Aura style" is the old look and stays the default. (#1509)

Fixed

• Aura Cooldown Manager, "My debuffs on the target": after switching it on, its place now shows on the screen while the settings window is open (a grid of "+" places as large as the group, following the size, spacing, per-row and direction settings) and can be dragged right away (it snaps to the screen's lines, to other frames and, with Blizzard's Edit Mode open, to its grid lines); closing the settings window locks it again. No more opening Blizzard's Edit Mode first. (#1505)
• Cooldown manager: choosing "Round" now shows. The round look is cut with the addon's own circle file (the game's own mask never showed), and an empty place turns into a disc when it is set to round. (#1507)
• The shaman totem bar: right-clicking a totem to dismiss it no longer raises "AddOn 'P5UI' tried to call the protected function 'DestroyTotem()'" and now works (it uses the game's own secure action). (#1510)

New

• Aura Cooldown Manager (beta): the source "My ally debuffs": a cell watches the debuff you cast on a friendly target, such as Weakened Soul or Forbearance (picked from the debuffs on the target now, the spell pool for your class, or typed by name, ID or spell link) and shows its icon, time left and stacks, also in combat, and it follows when you change target; with an enemy or no target it shows only the dim icon. The game only lets addons match "a debuff of yours", not a given spell, on friendly units. (#1500)

Fixed

• Aura Cooldown Manager settings: the cell title no longer sits on the "Source" label, the source and other choice buttons show their whole names (the row takes more lines when they do not fit), the page's left-list names fit, and the window's version number no longer sits on the Persona 5 title slab. (#1499)

Changed

• Aura Cooldown Manager: while the settings window is open, every panel is shown on the screen with all its cells (the used ones, and the unused ones as "+"), you can drag it (it snaps to the screen's lines, to other frames and, with Blizzard's Edit Mode open, to its grid lines) and its position is saved in the profile; closing the settings window locks the panels. Click any cell of a panel on the screen to set it up, in any order. New panels start left of the middle of the screen. (#1498)

New

• P5UI Aura Cooldown Manager (beta, off by default, first entry of the settings menu): build several action-bar-like panels (row, column or bars layout) and set up each cell; this first part has the panel framework, square or round icons, timer and stack styles, opacities, a ring effect and a test / preview. Spell cooldowns, buffs and items follow in the next versions. (#1488)
• Beta: your own debuffs on the target are shown as one group in a movable frame (square or round icons, countdown number, stack count, opacity, last-seconds colour), plus a test panel with a preview and an on-screen test; off by default. (#1492)
• Defensive cooldown panel (off by default; Settings, Group tools): a window with a row for each party or raid member whose class has a defensive of its own (Shield Wall, Divine Shield, Deterrence, Evasion, Ice Block, Barkskin): in effect with the time left, cooling down, or ready. Other players' cooldowns are an estimate. New command /p5ui probe defensives. (#1496)
• Aura Cooldown Manager (beta): the source "My buffs on myself": a cell watches one buff you cast on yourself (picked from the buffs on you now, the spell pool for your class, or typed by name, ID or spell link; all ranks or one rank) and shows its icon, time left and stacks while it is there, also in combat. (#1489)
• Aura Cooldown Manager (beta): the source "My buffs on the target": a cell watches one buff you cast on your target (Renew, Rejuvenation, shields...; picked from the buffs on the target now, the spell pool for your class, or typed; all ranks or one rank) and shows its icon, time left and stacks while the target has it, also in combat, and follows when you change target. (#1493)
• Aura Cooldown Manager (beta): the "Spell cooldown and stacks" source. Pick a spell from your spellbook (or add one by name, ID or link) and a cell shows its cooldown, its charges, whether it is usable and the "when ready" effect. For a spell with several ranks, choose one rank, or "All ranks", which follows the highest rank you know. (#1490)
• Aura Cooldown Manager (beta): six more "effect when ready" styles for a cell (blink, zoom in and out, expanding ring, spinning light, shake, fade), a sound when a cell's cooldown ends (with a preview button) and an option to change the timer's colour in the last seconds. (#1491)
• Aura Cooldown Manager (beta): an Item source. A cell can watch a potion, healthstone or other item you drag in (cooldown, how many you have, dim when none left, ready effect), or "Trinket 1 / Trinket 2", which follows the trinket you wear. (#1494)

Changed

• The roll record now has two tiers: the item, and under it a line for every person in the group. People who have not chosen yet show "Waiting to choose". When the roll is over the lines are sorted by points, high to low, and the item's line shows who won it. (#1486)

Changed

• In a party, the button of the member whose role is Tank no longer blinks while he has aggro (it stays on, same colours); a member of another role with aggro still blinks, which is the warning that somebody pulled it. Before, only your own button stayed on when you were the tank. (#1482)
• The bag's upgrade arrow now shows only when the gear is clearly better for its slot: a higher item level, an armor type that is not lighter than what you wear (cloth < leather < mail < plate), no stat lower than the replaced gear's and at least one higher. Gear that trades stats, or that cannot be told, shows no arrow. The setting's text says so. (#1484)

Fixed

• In a party or raid, your white (melee) hits no longer go missing when the game's swing event and its hit land a few tenths of a second apart: every swing of yours shows one number (now and then a teammate's physical hit right next to your swing shows in its place; the rest of your party's damage still stays out). /p5ui ctlog on|off|show logs the timing of your last 40 swings and white hits, for tuning the windows. (#1483)

New

• Portrait style "Slanted 2D portrait" (Unit frames and Party pages, next to 3D / 2D / class icon): the portrait and its outline are cut at the slant of the Persona 5 / Ryuji Sakamoto design, and it always shows the 2D picture, never a 3D model. Works in all three looks. (#1481)

Fixed

• With "Put me, my target and its target in the party frames" on, the resting zZZ now shows on your own party frame (top right of the portrait) in an inn, in all three looks; it used to hang only on the player frame, which is hidden then. (#1471)

Changed

• In the chat card look, the input band (the input field, the channel buttons above it, the character counter and the band behind them) no longer fades when the window is idle: it stays as bright as with the mouse over it. Only the tab row still fades to 40%. (#1478)

New

• /p5ui probe rest prints what the game says about resting and what the zZZ icon looks like to the game, for when it does not show. (#1471)

Fixed

• Rounded corners now also work under the Persona 5 and Ryuji Sakamoto looks (they showed square corners): the white edge follows the corner setting and its radius. (#1468)
• Switching from the Ryuji look to the Persona 5 look left yellow parts in the settings window (title bar, the line under it, its shadow, the picked row's mark, the dialogs' shadow); they now change colour with the look. (#1468)
• While your group role is Tank, the threat buttons that show your own threat (your frame, your target's frame, your own party frame) stay on without blinking; other members' buttons still blink. (#1469)
• The player frame's resting zZZ now reads the resting state again when you enter the world or change zone (and a second later), so it shows when you log in or load into an inn. (#1471)
• The shaman totem bar no longer draws a solid black rectangle behind each totem icon, and a totem slot with no icon shows nothing at all, not even the outline; a filled slot keeps its thin black outline. (#1470)
• The stutter at the end of a fight. What combat held back is now laid out again only where it was asked for, spread over a few frames, instead of laying out every frame at once (300 to 700 ms in a raid); 3D portraits are no longer loaded again for the same unit; the Performance page lists how long each part takes. (#1472)

New

• Raid cell base (#1462): health and power bars split 8 : 2 (the power bar is 20 % of the bar area by default, 10 to 30 % on the raid page).
• Raid cell left column: role icon, leader crown under it, raid mark top-right, the name from x = 16 (pets 4) drawn over the icon rows and cut with an ellipsis, the ready check in the middle of the health bar. (#1462)
• Frame borders stack inwards: red threat border (2 px, outermost), green border while my heal over time is on the member (2 px), the target's white ring (hidden while red shows, or 1 px inside); hover and focus sit inside them. Raid page block "Cell borders and bars" with the power share, the green border, the white ring choice and the yellow border. (#1462)
• Chat lines read easier. The channel name is one character without brackets (公 / 队 / 团 / 综; G / P / R / Gen in an English client), the message text is softened toward white, class-coloured names come without brackets and with the level in front ("16 Name"), and your own character name turns gold when someone else mentions it. Each of these is a setting in Settings > Chat > Messages and the old writing is one click away. (#1463)
• One copy window with two pages in the card chat style: "This window" (the newest 20 / 50 / 100 / 200 lines of the chat, timestamps on or off, a filter by channel, all selected for Ctrl+C) and "Saved history" (search and paging as before). "Open saved history" and "Preview" in the settings open the second page. (#1463)
• Settings "Lines in the copy window" (20 / 50 / 100 / 200, default 200) and "Timestamps in the copied text" (default on) under Chat > Copy and history. (#1463)
• The chat window can be drawn as one card (Settings > Chat > Look > Window style): a solid tab band on top, the message area, and an input band under it (shown while the edit box is), one outline round all three: thin black in the normal look, white edge and hard shadow in the Persona 5 / Ryuji Sakamoto looks. "Classic" keeps today's drawing. The card is the default. (#1463)
• The message area has three background opacities: at rest (the old setting, 35%), mouse over or typing (65%) and idle (12%), and a setting for the seconds until idle (15; 0 = never). When idle the tab band fades to 40% and the input band folds away; the mouse, typing or a new line brings the window back at once. (#1463)
• Line spacing for the chat window (0-8 pixels, default 3; card style only). (#1463)
• A "jump to latest" button for the chat window. While you are scrolled up it sits at the bottom right and counts the new lines that arrived meanwhile ("3 new", "99+" from 100 on); click it to go back to the bottom. A thin bar on the right edge shows where you are in the history. Both follow the Persona 5 / Ryuji Sakamoto style, can be turned off in Settings > Chat > Input and tabs, and are not drawn with the Classic window style. (#1463)
• Raid frames get two colour masks over the whole cell: a boss debuff tints the cell in the debuff's category colour (magic blue, curse purple, disease brown, poison green, bleed orange, other red; still, 30%), and a debuff you can dispel tints it in the dispel type's colour (breathing, 55%). When both show, the boss mask is on top. Dead and offline members get none. The colours and both switches are in the new "Masks (raid)" block of the raid page; the test raid shows them all. (#1462)
• Raid cell top row (#1462): the member's boss debuffs (up to 3) and then the debuffs you can dispel (up to 2, never the same one twice), centred at the top of the cell, 1 px apart, with the debuff type's colour as the edge (1 px, 2 px from 16 px icons) and the timer inside the icon; when the row is full the boss debuffs win and the rest is cut off; it steps aside for the ready check and the life status icons.
• Raid cell bottom-left row: your heals over time first, then your shields, from 16 px in from the left edge (2 icons on a 70 px cell, 3 on wider ones, room kept for the defensives), taken from the class list on the raid page. (#1462)
• Raid page block "Top row and bottom row": icon sizes 8 to 24 (14 for 1-10 players, 12 for the others), the glow (off by default), the dispellable debuffs (on by default, up to 3), the spells of your class; the countdown number follows the one "Timer size (raid)" setting, on the icon as it is drawn; the test raid draws made-up icons for both rows. (#1462)
• Chat tabs (card look): the selected tab is filled in the style colour; a window you are not looking at shows an unread count on its tab (up to 99+, new setting "Show unread counts on tabs", on by default); a whisper tab pulses pink until you open it. (#1463)
• Chat filtering: a "Filtered N" chip at the right end of the tab row (new setting, on by default; only while filtering is on and something was hidden); click it to see what was hidden and clear the list. (#1463)
• Chat channel buttons can sit right above the edit box ("Above the edit box", the default for new profiles), as named chips (Say, Party, Raid, Guild, Whisper, General) with a "More" menu for Yell, Instance, Officer, Trade and Roll. Each button can be on the bar, under More, or off; a row too narrow for its chips moves the right-most under More by itself, also while you drag the chat window narrower or wider. (#1463)
• The input field is always shown in the card look: with Blizzard's chat box hidden until Enter, a resting field with a grey hint and the character counter sits where the box is, and a click on it opens Blizzard's own box over it to type; when the window is idle the input area fades to 40% together with the tab row (in the classic chat style only for the main window and the windows docked in it; a window of its own keeps Blizzard's way) (setting "Always show the input field", on; turn it off for Blizzard's own behaviour). (#1463)
• The current channel is coloured in the chip, in a new channel label over the edit box's header (click it for the channel menu), on the edit box's edge while you type, and in the text (Blizzard's own colouring). (#1463)
• Edit box hint line while empty (setting "Show a hint", on; it says Alt+Up/Down for the history) and a character counter (always / near the limit / off; amber 25 characters before the limit, red at it; counted on the visible text against the edit box's own 255-byte limit, so an item link counts as its name and Chinese is three bytes a character). (#1463)
• Settings for the channel buttons: what the buttons say (names or single characters), and what to do with the buttons that can't be used right now (dim or hide). (#1463)

Changed

• The name format is now one setting on the General page (Look) for every unit, party and raid frame, instead of one per frame. It defaults to the first and the second name ("First Second", Forever's player names; a unit without a second name, such as a monster, shows the first name only), the name text is a little smaller, and a name that doesn't fit is cut short. The "Name-Realm" choice is gone (Forever has no realms). Profiles that hid the name on every frame keep that; the rest get the new default. (#1451)
• The raid cell's red threat border is drawn 2 px inside the cell instead of outside it, and not for dead or offline members; the yellow "gaining aggro" border of raid cells is off by default and has its own switch per raid size. (#1462)
• "Power bar height" only counts for standing health bars (its slider is dimmed while the bars lie); lying bars use the new percentage. (#1462)
• The raid cell's role and leader icons no longer move for corner indicators. (#1462)
• The "Short channel names" switch is now a choice of three (short, letter like [G], full); profiles that had it on get "short", off get "full". The "Show the time" switch is now a time format (off, 14:02, 14:02:30, 12-hour; still Blizzard's account-wide setting), and the time is drawn a little dimmer. (#1463)
• The Chat settings are ordered Look, Messages, Channel buttons, Input and tabs, Copy and history, Chat filtering, Saved chat history, Chat links; "Copy chat" is now "Copy and history". The classic chat style keeps the old copy window and the separate saved-history window. (#1463)
• "Background opacity" is now "Background opacity: at rest"; the chat window uses the card style by default (Window style: Classic brings back the old look). (#1463)
• The countdown number on every aura icon is now set as a percentage of the icon (50–100 %, 100 % fills the inside of the icon, the default 60 % is the size the numbers had): on the unit-frame and party aura rows, the raid and party boss, corner, defensive and indicator icons, nameplate aura icons, your own buffs and debuffs, boss-frame auras, the Cooldown Manager and the action and pet bar buttons. The old pixel sizes and the old 50–200 % scale move over by themselves (also from old export strings and presets) and keep their size to within a pixel, except for a few small differences: the raid's corner heal and indicator numbers 8 → 7 px and the party's indicator numbers 9 → 8 px (a number never exceeds the icon now), the Cooldown Manager's numbers by one to two pixels, the action bar's numbers on new profiles 16 → 17 px (on old profiles with 40 px buttons 16 → 15 px, and the pet bar 13 → 12 px), boss-frame numbers (they were Blizzard's own) and nameplate numbers, which follow each icon's own size now instead of 12 px everywhere. The sliders also work on the small icons (6 px at least). (#1460)
• While the new button is on, Blizzard's own jump-to-latest button is hidden (opacity only; it comes back when the switch is turned off). (#1463)
• The raid frames' four-strip dispel outline is replaced by the dispel mask; its switch (dispelGlow) moved into the "Masks (raid)" block. (#1462)
• The raid cell's boss debuff is no longer one big icon in the middle of the health bar and the corner indicators are gone; the debuffs you can dispel moved from the bottom right to the top row. Pets get neither row. (#1462)
• Team profiles saved before the new team cell move to its defaults once: icon sizes by raid size (14 / 12 / 12), two dispellable icons, no glow halo around boss debuffs, the defensives at the bottom right, and a resized power bar keeps its share of the bar area. Values you changed yourself stay. The default profiles use the same values and show names instead of role icons. (#1462)
• The chat copy button moves from the top right of the message area to the right end of the tab row: half transparent at rest, clear under the mouse. The switch is now called "Show a copy button". The classic look keeps today's tabs and the copy button at the top right. (#1463)
• New profiles start with the buttons at size 22 and docked above the edit box; saved profiles keep their position, their size 18 and the buttons they had shown (on becomes "bar", off stays off). The left column still uses single characters. (#1463)
• With the docked position P5UI moves Blizzard's chat edit box down by the height of the button row, and puts it back when you pick another position, Classic, or turn the flat look off; a chat window so low that the box would end up off the screen gets the row along the top instead. (#1463)

Fixed

• The P5UI bank now shows the stack count on each slot again (a single item shows none), the same as the original bank window. (#1465)
• A raid member who dies loses the red threat border at once. (#1462)
• A Chinese title in the channel label (other chat types) was cut in the middle of the full-width colon. (#1463)

New

• A name format "Name realm" for the unit, party and raid frames (Name format choice on the Unit frames, Party and Raid pages): the realm is shown after a space instead of after a dash. (#1451)
• The Performance page has a "Slowest jobs" section (quest scan, loot window, laying out the frames after combat, map, bags); /p5ui perf tasks lists them in chat. (#1450)
• The aura rows of the unit frames have size settings for the countdown number, the corner marks, the space between icons and the space between groups (Settings > Auras, per unit and per buffs / debuffs), and the threat button has a size setting (Settings > Party > Threat). The defaults are the sizes you see now. (#1452)
• Every number of the party aura rows can be set: icon size (12–48), how many to show, countdown number size (50–200 %), corner mark size (50–200 %), icon spacing (0–8 px) and the gap between groups (0–16 px), for each row, separately for stacked and side-by-side party frames. (#1435)

Changed

• Blizzard's chat buttons beside the chat window (Settings > Chat > Look) now have three choices instead of a tick box: always shown, only while the mouse is over the chat (the old default), or never shown. Existing settings keep their meaning: the old ticked box becomes "only while the mouse is over the chat", unticked becomes "always shown". (#1453)
• The six unit frames (player, target, target of target, focus, focus target, pet) draw their buffs and debuffs in two rows above the frame (the pet's below it): debuffs next to the frame (on a friend also your heals over time and shields), buffs beyond them. Groups are 8 px apart with a thin divider, and the second row keeps its place when the first is empty. Icons have corner marks (top-left: yours, bottom-left: cast by someone else, top-right: you can dispel it), a countdown number only on icons of 18 px or more, a gold edge on stealable enemy buffs, and the countdown changes colour in the last 5 seconds (all on by default; sizes and counts have new defaults, old profiles that still have the old defaults move to the new ones). (#1435)
• Traditional Chinese clients (zhTW) now read the Simplified Chinese interface, setup wizard, leveling dungeon names and update notes; the automatic Traditional Chinese translation is removed. (#1457)
• The party frames' auras are now two rows of the same square icons as the unit frames: row 1 next to the frame (26 px) shows the debuffs you can dispel first, then the others, your heals over time and your shields; row 2 (14 px) shows what others cast on them and the long group buffs. Three corner marks say whose it is (yours, someone else's, you can dispel it), groups are set apart by a gap and a thin divider, and icons from 18 px up show a countdown number. The old corner indicators on the party frames are gone, the green heal-over-time border is a line under the health bar, and the dispel highlight breathes faster. (#1435)

Fixed

• Killing a mob no longer makes the game hitch: the quest marks on nameplates are read again a few plates per frame (the target first) instead of all at once, and after combat only the plates that could not be read are read again. (#1450)

Changed

• Party pets now stand in one row to the right of the last party member (side by side) or below all the members (stacked), instead of beside their owners. Pets no longer show a threat marker. (#1435)
• The threat marker on party frames is now a small round blinking button inside the top-right corner of the member's portrait (yellow and slow: about to pull aggro; red and fast: aggro), with a tooltip; your target's frame shows the same button while the target attacks you. Raid frames keep their ring. (#1435)

New

• Leveling dungeon information (/p5ui dungeons, or Settings > Leveling dungeons): the classic dungeons in recommended-level order, and each one's quests by level with the level you can take them at, the side, who starts them and where, and who ends them; quests you have done or have in your log are marked. In English, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, with a preview on its settings page. (#1433)
• The Persona 5 (red) and Ryuji Sakamoto (yellow) styles now dress the whole UI, not only the settings window: unit, party, raid, boss and nameplate frames, cast, experience and resource bars, tooltip, minimap and maps, chat, quest tracker, bags, bank, loot, damage meter and the addon's other windows get a white edge, a hard shadow in the style's colour and accent lines, with square corners; class, quality and state colours stay. Same two buttons in the settings footer, one choice for the account, nothing changed in your profiles. (#1432)
• A fifth portrait style, "Portrait backdrop", beside 3D, 2D, class icon and hidden (Unit frames and Party pages, also the merged party targets): the portrait slot shows the class icon and the unit's 2D portrait is laid as a still background behind the health and power bars, which turn see-through. (#1434)

New

• The settings window has a second style, Ryuji Sakamoto: the same look as the Persona 5 style in yellow, black and white. A new button beside the Persona 5 one, in the footer's first row, turns it on; one choice for the whole account (either style or neither), off by default. (#1432)

Fixed

• Healer target-of-target hotkeys now work with both press-to-cast and release-to-cast settings; repeated shooting uses the native non-toggle macro request. (#1421)

New

• /p5ui probe wand: a log for the wand (Shoot) that stops answering at the target's target in a dungeon: each press of the healer keys with what its macro sees, the spell and auto-repeat events and the game's error lines, until /p5ui probe wand stop. (#1421)
• A Persona 5 style for the settings window: a button at the bottom of the window ("Turn on the Persona 5 style settings window", on its own row above the usual buttons) dresses the window in red, black and white with slanted ends, white edges and a hard red shadow; the picked page, every block's title bar, the buttons, the profile cards and the dialogs follow. Off by default; one switch for the whole account, not part of any profile. (#1430)

Changed

• the resource bar, auras and swing timer settings pages now have a "General" block (a title bar like the other pages), and every block's title bar is darker than the block's ground. (#1429)
• the Profiles page after the new design: a card per profile with the one in use on top, who uses it listed, dialogs for saving as new, applying over unsaved changes, deleting and exporting, a drop-down for the talent-set switch, and a title bar on every block. (#1428)
• the shipped profiles are now called "P5UI默认（宽屏）", "P5UI默认（窄屏）", "P5UI治疗推荐" and "P5UI紧凑推荐" (characters and talent sets that used the old names follow). (#1428)
• every settings page's blocks now look like the Profiles page's panels: each has a thin outline, a slightly lighter ground and its own title bar (accent edge, accent title, a line under it), with room around its settings and a gap between blocks, so page title, block and setting are easy to tell apart. The left list is unchanged. (#1429)

Fixed

• Party role icons reliably show assigned tank, healer and damage roles, and the test party restores icons hidden by an unassigned role. (#1427)

New

• Profiles rebuilt. Every character has its own settings (a copy of a profile); changes go back into the profile only when you press Save, and they survive logging out. One Profiles page with Apply, Save, Save as new, Discard, Rename (for every character), Export as string (saved version, and the current settings with unsaved changes), Delete (only when no other character uses it) and Undo for deleting, overwriting and discarding. A profile can only be made from a pasted string by saving it as a new profile. New characters start from the shipped wide or narrow default. Applying a profile no longer reloads the UI; Blizzard's windows wait behind a button. (#1425)

Fixed

• Aura buttons on the unit frames: the corner mask's script hook on OnShow is refused by Blizzard's aura buttons ("blocked by secret aspects"), and that error ended each button's styling at that point (so stack counts, dispel-type colours, the stealable highlight and the dispel-type icon could be missing) and was logged about forty times at every login. The hook is now attempted safely and the styling goes on. (#1423)

Fixed

• Login errors in BugSack: the shaman totem bar and the bank buttons used a font variable that was never defined (SetFont(nil, ...) failed dozens of times at every login and the game warned of too many interface errors), and the totem bar's sample text had no font. (#1423)
• Opening the world map could raise a "Division by zero" error from Blizzard's map code when the coordinate line read the cursor before the map had a size. (#1423)

Fixed

• Settings that seem to go back to the default profile after an update: the saved data now remembers the addon version and the profile each character used at its last login. When a character comes up with another profile than at the last login and the player didn't switch it, P5UI says so in chat, and /p5ui probe profile shows the versions and both profiles. (#1422)

Fixed

• Diagnostics for settings that go back to the default profile at every login: the saved data now keeps a login counter and the previous login time, and /p5ui probe profile shows them with the profile this character loads and the realm name it is stored under, so a game that doesn't keep the saved file, a character whose key changed and a new character starting on Default can be told apart. (#1422)

New

• P5UI has its own icon in the AddOns list (and the addon compartment) instead of the dragon head: the logo's rings and "P5", drawn for small sizes. (#1416)
• Each tracked quest can show its own predicted level and XP percentage after completion, independently of other quests. Per-quest and total predictions have separate switches, both on by default. (#1420)

Fixed

• Healer option: a wand (Shoot) and Auto Shot are treated as enemy-only spells even when the game doesn't flag them harmful, so they cast at the tank's target too; melee Attack keeps its key (it only ever swings at your current target). /p5ui probe healercast lists which keys are redirected and how the game flags their spells. (#1421)
• Native talent tree names display in full with the existing P5UI appearance, without inheriting a narrower native text rectangle. (#1419)

New

• Healer option (Settings, General, Healer; off by default): in a group, a healing class (priest, druid, shaman, paladin) that targets the tank casts offensive-only spells (Smite, Wrath, Shadow Word: Pain...) at the tank's target when you press their key. Spells that also work on friends (Penance), heals, macros, clicks on the icon, battlegrounds and arenas are left alone.
• Merged party health and power bars use a configurable 7:3 split by default, with pets and ordinary frames retaining their previous sizes. (#1409)
• Configure the merged target and target-of-target independently, including size, scale, opacity, portrait, text, health color and power split; old party settings migrate once. (#1409)
• Optionally move helpful healing corner indicators into the existing lower party aura row, following each arrangement's aura layout while retaining boss and harmful lockout indicators. (#1409)
• The quest tracker shows the approximate level after completing its displayed quests, with an optional footer and sample preview. It learns XP requirements across the account, predicts several levels when the requirements are known, falls back to a guaranteed next level otherwise, and hides at the level cap. (#1410)
• Give the native talent window P5UI's flat dark backgrounds, thin black borders and outlined labels, with a default-on switch and appearance sample. Restore the native look when disabled or on the spellbook page; preserve native talent layout and controls. (#1413)
• Item and quest links you shift-click into chat get their English name (read from the tooltip the link opens) when the game writes the Chinese one; a switch under Settings, Chat (on by default), and /p5ui probe names shows where the names come from. (#1415)

Fixed

• Stacked party frames: when a member joins or leaves, the layout is redone in that very moment instead of a moment later, so the new member no longer overlaps the pets below for a short while.

New

• Enemy focus nameplates can show a purple border or crosshair icon, with settings and a preview; the target's white border remains visible alongside the focus marker. (#1381)
• Character records now include saved gold and currency balances, separate account-wide currencies, per-balance recording times, search and a sample. Balances survive profile changes; unreadable values retain their previous records. Expand new currencies in the game's list, then click Balances to record them. (#1312)
• Optional account-wide saved chat history, off by default, with channel selection, bounded storage, search, paging, copying and a private preview; whispers are unselected by default and restricted messages are skipped. (#1314)
• Party and raid frames can select external LibSharedMedia fonts and health-bar textures, with immediate previews, separate saved selections per set and default appearance when media are unavailable. (#1327)

Changed

• Settings repeated above every section now have a separate General child page, so specialized settings start near the top of the window. (#1406)
• Recipe material records and player/inspect equipment side panels can be freely dragged, save positions per profile and reset beside their host windows; material records no longer cover profession side tabs by default. (#1404)

Fixed

• My target and My target's target can be moved independently when the player is merged into the party, with saved relative positions and a position reset button. (#1407)
• Mail tools no longer overlap the native tabs or Subject field; actions follow the active mail page and recipient suggestions close when leaving compose. (#1405)
• Tracked achievements, dungeon/scenario objectives and other native targets remain visible when P5UI quest tracking is enabled; the native tracker takes over while these objectives are active without duplicate quests. (#1311)
• Breath and fatigue timers now show their drag handle and sample bars in Blizzard Edit Mode or P5UI unlock; their position can be saved and reset without changing the feature switch. (#1402)
• Review followups preserve native bag/bank search when P5UI views are disabled, avoid unnecessary item-data retries, restore druid mana formatting and reset, keep pet happiness icons from intercepting clicks, and improve nameplate cast cues, controls and native-setting preservation. (#1397)

New

• Party: "Me in the party" puts you, your target and your target's target into the party frames, even when you are alone, and hides the separate player, target and target-of-target frames (Blizzard's own too, if you hadn't replaced them) while you are not in a raid. Your target and its target are as big as the party members and hang off your frame on the side you choose (below or above side by side, right or left stacked); their buffs and debuffs use the party's aura rows. In a raid the usual frames come back. Test party shows samples. (#1399)
• Party, side by side: the frames can spread evenly around the middle of the group's anchor (alone you sit exactly on it), and you can stand first, in the middle or last among the members. Works for the ordinary party too. (#1399)

Changed

• Unit-frame casts use the name and level row by default, including the player and derived targets, while keeping health and resources visible. The previous bottom layout remains optional. (#1400)
• Party frames have a separate name and level header by default, replaced by casts and restored afterwards; an option restores the previous compact resource-row layout. (#1400)

New

• /p5ui probe <topic> (threat, cooldowns, plates, pet, bank, bankui, cvars, druid, timeline, all) prints what the game answers about interfaces and secret values, so feasibility questions can be settled in game. It only reads; the output is in English for bug reports. (#1386)
• Advanced bag and bank search combines item level, quality, type, binding, stack quantity and per-item sell price conditions with ordinary native search; includes syntax help and a settings preview. (#1376)
• Mark your own equipment missing permanent enchants beside item level and durability, with a master switch, individual slot switches and an explained preview; incomplete, secret and inspect data never produce a missing warning Shown at the level cap only; the settings preview always shows it. (#1388).
• P5UI's hunter pet frame displays happiness, with damage, loyalty and diet information on hover, adjustable placement and three sample states in settings. (#1387)
• Enemy nameplate cast bars show the spell's actual target and outline interruptible casts during the final second, with separate switches and a preview. (#1382)
• Optional native nameplate distance and vertical-spacing controls preserve previous values, defer combat edits, respect later outside changes and display the game's accepted values. (#1383)

Improved

• The druid's mana strip under the player resource row (shown in non-mana forms) is now configurable (height, spacing, values, a preview) and handles secret values; it stays hidden when the game reports no mana maximum. (#1377)
• Settings: a page with several sections now lists them in the left menu under the page (open it like a folder) and shows the one you pick on the right, instead of a row of tabs with arrows above the page. (#1390)

Fixed

• Quest item buttons beside the quest list could not be clicked: they only reacted to the mouse release while the game's default is to act on the press, so nothing happened. They now work with either setting. (#1389)
• Bank: the saved-items window (View records) opened underneath the bank's own title, button and slots and was a jumble; it now covers the bank window completely. The P5UI bank slot area lays out again once the window has been measured. (#1240, #1241)
• Talent planner: a talent's first tooltip could show the points only; the spell text is now requested and added as soon as the game has it. (#1394)
• Equipment info panel no longer covers the character window's side tabs. (#1395)
• Chat: party and raid members show their level before their name even when they talk before you have targeted them. (#1392)

New

• Optional automatic spirit release in battlegrounds, with resurrection-choice protection and a PvP settings page. (#1247)
• Optional automatic duel/guild-invitation rejection and trusted friend/guild-member group invitation acceptance. (#1246)
• Custom bag categories can match item type, quality and binding state, with priority controls and a preview of current bag slots; existing item lists and recent items remain supported. (#1310)
• Action icons turn red when the game confirms they are out of range, while retaining native blue for insufficient resources and grey for other unavailable actions; includes pet abilities and a settings preview. (#1322)
• Save and edit named raid layouts, duplicate/rename/delete them, and choose them automatically by place, role and group size. Layouts switch after combat and travel with shared profiles. (#1308)
• Action-bar hotkeys and macro names now have separate visibility and font-size settings, with a live preview and an independent out-of-range mark when hotkeys are hidden. (#1323)
• Convenience settings can hide centered zone names and error messages; boss banner and talking-head options are disabled when their native windows are unavailable. (#1244)
• Party and raid custom indicators support horizontal or vertical timer bars, selectable colours, hidden or repositioned time text, and moving previews while preserving the last-three-second warning. (#1307)
• Item-count tooltips include equipped items and mailbox attachments recorded on each character, with mail timestamps and explicit partial/unreadable states that avoid counting collected items twice. (#1242)
• A separate Raid leader tools page offers opt-in whisper keyword invitations, online-member invitation previews with skip reasons, and saved raid subgroup arrangements that restore through a leader-only, out-of-combat preview. (#1319)
• Retain class-colored ready-check results for party and raid members, separating ready, not ready, no response and unknown states in a movable window, with leader-only automatic display by default and party/raid previews. (#1362)
• Choose client-default, unabridged, k/M or 万/亿 health numbers and name/name-realm/hidden labels independently for unit, party and raid-size layouts, with current-plus-percent text and setting previews. Restricted health values use the client's native formatter. (#1367)
• Choose independent 3D, 2D, class-icon, or hidden portraits for party, player, target, and focus frames. Existing portrait preferences are preserved, and loading models temporarily use 2D portraits. (#1366)
• Group buff checks offer food (on by default) and flask/stat-elixir checks (off by default) for raid leaders, assistants and party leaders, while preserving the complete class-buff roster for every member and existing solo checks. (#1363)
• Optional idle fading for party, player, focus and pet frames, with independent opacity/delay settings, mouseover restoration and immediate restoration for combat, targets or injuries. Disabled fading preserves native range opacity. (#1365)
• Optional party/raid dispel assistant with confirmed readable player-dispellable debuffs, role and range/type priorities, fixed secure left/right click spells, movable lockable panel, inert previews and optional notification sound. Off by default; restricted or unreadable debuffs are omitted, so the list can be empty during combat. (#1364)

New

• A bank-side records tab shows saved character bags and banks inside the bank window, with read-only slots and recording times. (#1241)
• Hover the XP bar for session XP, XP per hour and a next-level estimate, with reset and preview controls in settings. (#1334)
• Quest-log XP rewards show the resulting level progress or the minimum level reached after turn-in. (#1359)
• A material-record panel beside the professions window separates the current craftable count from each character's last recorded bag/bank materials and account-bank materials, with timestamps and unknown-bank labels. (#1330)
• Optional chat keyword and repeated-message filtering, with channel selection and a preview of recently filtered readable messages; off by default and secret messages pass unchanged. (#1336)
• Class trainers now offer an optional bulk-learning preview with skill names and total price, a separate confirmation, and automatic stopping when money, services or interaction conditions change. (#1331)
• Set and clear manual map waypoints, with a movable direction arrow, approximate distance and clear unavailable-position states. (#1333)
• Mailbox tools collect eligible loaded mail with stop controls, suggest recorded character recipients and remove outgoing attachments. (#1329)
• Movable flat breath and fatigue bars that follow Blizzard's native timers, with size, position and preview controls. (#1324)
• Character and inspect equipment panels show item levels and empty slots, with player durability and an optional low-durability reminder; incomplete inspect data stays pending instead of showing a false average. (#1328)
• Settings sections are separate subtabs, with a searchable dropdown that jumps directly to the matching setting. (#1360)

Fixed

• Scrolling over a settings slider scrolls its page instead of accidentally changing the setting. (#1358)
• Bank slots now anchor inside the P5UI viewport; the original-interface toggle no longer overlaps the bank portrait. (#1240)
• Training now remembers observed spellbook and level-based future spells across logins, alongside the existing saved trainer services and prices. (#1357)

Fixed

• Restore countdown numbers on nameplate and unit-frame aura icons through the native cooldown display, preserving aura font sizes and optional expiry warnings; apply the same display path to healer boss and HoT slots. (#1355)

Fixed

• Rounded masks no longer cut off part of full health bars; horizontal and vertical bars keep their complete fill at every corner radius. (#1353)

Fixed

• Shield stripes no longer stay over the health bar after an absorb shield expires, is cancelled or is used up, which made a full-health unit frame look partly empty. The same drawing is shared by the unit, party, raid, boss and nameplate frames. (#1353)

New

• Optional player health above the detached resource bar, enabled by default, with matching values and a settings preview. (#1344)
• A shared corner choice in General for portraits, group/unit frames, bars and icons: Square, or Rounded with a radius slider (0–10% of the short edge, default 4%), with matching cooldowns and glow. New file: quit and restart the game after installing, /reload isn't enough. (#1345)

Changed

• A new install on a 1080p or narrower screen (16:9, 16:10, 4:3) now starts from a default profile made for it; ultrawide screens keep the existing default. The settings, including Blizzard's windows, are in use from the first login, as before. (#1303)

Fixed

• An error at login ("attempt to index global 'RyujiUnitFrameDB'") when the talent-group event arrived before P5UI's saved settings had loaded; per-talent profiles now wait for the login to finish and still switch if the talent group changed meanwhile. (found in a CurseForge report)

New

• Feedback uses p5ui-board.cweihc.com/feedback for anonymous manual submission and pasted/uploaded screenshots. Every settings page has a screenshot button; a game keybinding and /p5ui screenshot hide P5UI settings and overlays, then restore the original page, scroll and draft. Native captures remain files in Screenshots. (#1291) (#1291)

New

• Each custom party and raid indicator position can set its own icon size, time/stack font size and horizontal/vertical offsets; older profiles retain their appearance and previews update immediately outside combat. (#1306) (#1306)
• Party member cast bars replace the resource row while casting, enabled by default; optional raid cast bars can show healers or everyone independently in each raid-size set, with looping previews. (#1338) (#1338)

New

• Bag item markers (Bags page): binding markers (bound, bind on equip, bind on use, account), a red tint on items your character can't use, and an arrow on usable gear with a higher item level than what you wear in that slot (item level only, not stats); each has its own switch, all on by default, and the sample items show them. (#1238)
• Your own bag categories: name up to 12 categories and list item IDs for each, plus an optional Recent items section for what you just looted; they come before the built-in categories and travel with profile export. (#1239)
• Bag categories (Bags page → Layout): slots can be grouped under Weapons, Armor, Consumables, Quest, Materials, Other and Empty slots, with counts; items stay in their bag slots, the window scrolls when it gets taller than the screen; it rearranges, moves and rescales in combat too, as before. (#1237)
• Other characters' bags and banks (Bags page): P5UI now records each character's bags and last-seen bank, plus the Warband bank, slot by slot; a read-only viewer lets you pick a character and source, search, and hover items, with sample records to try it. (#1241)
• Bank (Bags page): the character and Warband banks show their items in P5UI slots inside the game's bank window; pages, search, sorting, buying slots and money stay the game's own, and right-click deposits still go to the selected bank. Has a preview and an "Original interface" switch. (#1240)
• Cast bars on the target, focus and pet frames: casts, channels and interrupts, each with its own switch, height and offset on the Cast page, and a preview while the frames are shown for moving; auras below the frame make room. (#1249)
• Action bar fading (Action Bars page): each action bar, the stance bar and the pet bar can show only on mouseover or only in combat, with its own faded opacity, delay and fade time, and a sample to try; buttons and keybindings keep working while faded. Off by default. (#1250)
• Aura options for the player, target, target of target, focus, focus target and pet frames: show only crowd control or only dispellable auras, sort by time left or name (or reversed), a gold border on buffs you can steal, and a red countdown in the last seconds. Off by default. (#1251)
• Shaman totem bar (Action Bars page): your four totems as square icons with countdowns, the game's own tooltips and right-click to dismiss, size, spacing and position settings, and sample icons; Shamans only, on by default. (#1252)
• Larger reading text (Quests page): dialog, book and quest body text can be enlarged up to 175%, with a sample; NPC option buttons keep their size, and turning it off restores the fonts. (#1248)
• Camera distance (General page): an optional higher zoom-out limit, within the range the game allows; turning it off brings back your previous limit, and changes made in combat wait until it ends. (#1245)

Fixed

• Long target and focus names now leave room for the range text, also when a raid mark is added or removed. (#1280)

Fixed

• The default profile's party frames no longer overlap the party targets (they sit lower), and the second damage meter window keeps its size. (#1292)

Changed

• New default profile for new installs (raid settings for each raid size, party targets on). (#1289)

New

• Party targets: each party member's target (name, health, raid mark, who it's hitting; click to target) beside their frame, on the right when stacked, underneath side by side; off by default (Party page). Stacked buffs and debuffs now sit on the left of the frame, side-by-side pets to the right of their owner, and the party's buffs, debuffs and targets stay on screen. (#1277)

Changed

• Raid settings are now split by raid size: 1–10, 11–20 and 21–40 players each keep a complete set of every raid setting (layout, panels, spotlight, texts, icons, aura lists, debuff alerts and more). The raid page has a tab for each, the test raid switches with the tab, and you can copy one set into another. Existing settings are copied into all three sets. (#1272)
• Unlocking now shows only the frames you picked: on the Party page the party frames, on the Raid page that tab's set (with its own place, panels and spotlight; dragging saves into it), with the settings closed what your group uses now; no party frames over a raid. A party never shows the tank, healer or pet panels or the spotlight. The raid page's tabs are 1–10, 11–20 and 21–40 players. (#1272)
• Damage meter: every meter window is now kept in the profile. Added windows carry their size as well as their position, and any change (opening or closing a window, what it shows, moving, resizing) goes into the current profile by itself a second later, without saving in Edit Mode. (#1278)
• The setup wizard's labels no longer overlap each other or what they point at (pages 5 and 6). (#1281)
• Pointing at a party member lists only your quests around here (on the map you're on, or filed under the zone you're in), not the whole log. (#1274)

Changed

• New default profile: what a new install starts with is the author's current setup. (#1268)
• Raid frames: the three size layouts now split at 10, 20 and 40 players (up to 10, 11–20, 21–40) to match 10-, 20- and 40-player raids; it was 10, 25 and 40. Your settings stay: the old 11–25 layout is the new 11–20 one. (#1266)

Changed

• The setup wizard's first page opens with a big P5UI logo; the question and its two answers sit below it. (#1261)
• The Feedback page says how to send what you wrote: add-ons can't go online, so press "Copy" on the entry and post it as a comment on P5UI's CurseForge page, screenshots attached. The comments page's address is in a copy box at the top. (#1263)

New

• Party and raid frames can show vertical health bars (Party / Raid page → "Health bar direction"): health fills from the bottom up like Grid, the power bar becomes a thin upright bar on the right, incoming heals continue above the health and shields come down from the top. The raid setting also covers the tank, healer and pet panels and the spotlight. Horizontal stays the default. (#1230)
• Raid frames: pick a layout per kind of place (battleground, 5-player dungeon, raid instance, open world) instead of only by head count, so a 40-player battleground and a 40-player raid can have their own size and position. "By size" everywhere by default, as before; it switches when you enter or leave, after combat if you're fighting. (#1231)
• The always-show list works on the raid frames' buffs too (whoever cast them, even with "only mine"), not only the party frames. (#1232)
• Party quest progress in the owner's layout: under each quest one line per person, "Name - objective (x/y)", "not on quest" for members who don't have it, then yours. Pointing at a party member lists your quests that way (theirs first); quest mobs and quest items use it too. (#1253)
• Feedback and Performance are now pages of the settings window, right after Profiles: the requirements-and-bugs form with screenshots, the bug report (copy box, the report-errors option) and P5UI's CPU use no longer open separate windows. /p5ui feedback, /p5ui bug, /p5ui report and /p5ui perf open the right page, and so do the General page's buttons. (#1234)
• Author tools (Profiles page, behind a passphrase): one button saves the current settings as the Default profile, as the default new characters on the account start with, and as the next release's default. (#1235)

New

• Absorb shields (Power Word: Shield and the like) now show as a blue striped stretch at the right end of the health bar, at full health too, and shrink first when hits land: on party and raid frames, the unit frames (player, target, focus, pet, their targets, boss frames) and enemy nameplates. The unit frames and nameplates also get incoming heals like the party frames. Shields have a switch of their own (they show with incoming heals off); new settings on the Frames and Nameplates pages, with samples when the frames are unlocked, in Test bosses and in the sample nameplates. (#1169)
• "What's new": the first login after an update shows what changed in that version (only for versions with new or changed features; fixes-only updates stay quiet). "What's new" at the bottom of the settings window or /p5ui new opens the last three versions any time. (#1146)
• Profiles fit your screen: a profile remembers the screen it was made on and scales sizes and positions to yours, whatever your UI scale, monitor or aspect ratio (frames at the edges stay at the edges, Blizzard's Edit Mode windows included). The recommended profile a new install takes fits too. Switch and note on the Profiles page. (#1151)
• Heal numbers on portraits: a green "+number" pops over the portrait of the player, target, focus, pet and party frames when that unit is healed (crits bigger), optionally damage taken too (Combat text page, off by default). (#1171)
• /p5ui report: everything a bug report needs in one window, ready to copy (version, client, parts on, other add-ons, recent P5UI errors from BugSack when installed). General page → "Reporting a problem". (#1147)
• /p5ui perf: P5UI's CPU use, from the game's own add-on profiler. (#1145)
• Author tools on the Profiles page (passphrase): save the current profile as the next release's recommended profile. (#1170)
• "Update your requirements and bugs to our backlog" (/p5ui feedback, or the button under "Reporting a problem" on the General page): write a requirement or a bug with a title and description, take screenshots with the game's own screenshot (the windows hide first), and save it with the report info attached. Entries go in your saved variables (send that file and the screenshots), or copy one as text for a CurseForge comment. (#1209)
• Raid frames have a layout per raid size (up to 10, 11–25, 26–40), each with its own size, direction (down, up, right, left), members per column, spacing and position, switching by itself out of combat. A party can use the raid frames too (5 cells). (#1192)
• Raid frames can be arranged all together by role (in an order you pick) or by class, sorted by name, show only the first groups, and put your group first. (#1193)
• Spotlight: up to 5 raid cells that always show your target, your focus, the tanks or the players you name. (#1203)
• Defensive cooldown icons on party and raid frames (Pain Suppression, Blessing of Protection, Shield Wall, Ice Block and the like), from the game's own defensive flags plus a classic spell list. (#1194)
• Missing group buff icons on party and raid frames: a small icon when someone lacks a buff you (or, if you choose, anyone in the group) can give. (#1199)
• Custom indicators: each corner and edge middle can show your chosen buffs, your debuffs or a debuff type, as an icon or a colour square, with a mark when it's missing and a red blinking last 3 seconds. (#1200)
• Buff block list and always-show list, edited in the settings; Alt+Ctrl+right-click a buff icon to block it. (#1201)
• The boss debuff icon glows and can follow the game's own order (boss, important, dispellable by you). (#1204)
• Debuff alerts: a sound and a flash when a debuff you can dispel, or one on your list, lands on someone. (#1206)
• Keys over frames: with the mouse over a party, raid or unit frame, a key you set up casts a spell or a one-line macro on that unit (elsewhere the key keeps its usual action; works in combat). Smart resurrection: left-click a dead member to cast your class's resurrection. (#1202)
• Enemy casts: when an enemy nameplate casts at a group member, the spell icon shows on their cell, optionally with how many enemies target them (off by default). (#1205)
• Profiles by talents: pick a profile for each talent set, and switching talents switches the profile. (#1207)
• Party and raid frames mark members who are away, hunters feigning death and members in another phase with a small icon, and show a timer on dead, released and offline members. (#1195)
• Party and raid frames light up the frame under the mouse and mark your focus with a purple border. (#1196)
• Raid power bars can be shown by role (healers only by default); a healer low on mana gets a blue name or a blinking power bar. (#1197)
• Health bar colours: by class, by health (green to red) or one colour of your choice, with colours for the missing part and the background; a frame turns red or blinks below a health share you set; bars glide to new values. (#1198)
• Traditional Chinese clients (zhTW) now show the interface, the setup wizard and the update notes in Traditional Chinese (Taiwan wording), converted from the Simplified text when the add-on is built. (#1149)

Changed

• Combat text: heal numbers are the game's own now. P5UI's green "+312 → name" is gone; instead P5UI switches on the Healing option of the game's floating combat text, which the game draws over the healed player's head, targeted or not, with no friendly nameplates and in instances too (an addon can only find another player's head by their nameplate). Combat text → "Show the game's own healing numbers" (on by default) puts your old setting back when unticked. Damage numbers are still P5UI's, without icons by default.

Fixed

• Friendly nameplates: on this client the friendly nameplate key (Shift+V by default) only switches friendly players' nameplates, so friendly NPCs' stayed on. They now switch on and off with it (also when you change the friendly players' option in the game's settings; pressed in combat, the NPCs' follow once combat ends). Nameplates → Friendly NPCs → "Friendly NPC nameplates switch on and off with the friendly nameplate key" (on by default) turns this off.

Changed

• Nameplates: the quest marks (sword: kill it; bag: loot it) sit outside the plate on its left, past the raid and elite marks, instead of over the bar where they covered your target's level.
• Friendly nameplates are the game's own again: P5UI no longer switches friendly player nameplates on (invisible) to place heal numbers, and no longer switches friendly NPC nameplates for you. Over other players' and NPCs' heads you get the game's own names, guilds and titles at any distance (with the borrowed plates, a guild vanished within 30 yards and some NPC names only showed when targeted). The game settings P5UI had changed go back to your own values once. Heal numbers on others float over their heads while you have friendly nameplates on (Shift+V by default); otherwise a heal on your target shows on the target frame. A better way to place them is being looked into.

Changed

• Combat numbers: spell icons beside the numbers are off by default, and every profile (the recommended one too) turns them off once: the game doesn't let addons read the combat log, so the icon is P5UI's guess and two hits landing together (a Drain Life tick and a DoT tick) could both get the channel's icon, looking like one spell hitting twice. Numbers only now; Combat numbers → "Spell icons beside the numbers" turns them back on.
• Self/Party/Raid tool: world marker buttons are greyed out when you're alone, with the reason in their tooltip: the game doesn't place world markers for a player alone (not even Blizzard's own /wm). In a party or raid they work as before.

Fixed

• Other players' names over their heads disappeared within nameplate range while the heal numbers borrowed friendly nameplates (your own friendly nameplates off): the game draws no name over a unit that has a plate, even an invisible one. The borrowed plates now show the player's (or pet's) name where the game would, in its colour, unless you turned those names off in the game's options.

New

• Setup wizard: a brand-new install now takes the recommended profile (with Blizzard's windows, one reload) and opens a 9-page wizard showing what P5UI changed and where to adjust it; "Run wizard" at the bottom of the settings or /p5ui wizard shows it again (/p5ui wizard first previews the first page). It replaces 0.9.4's welcome window.
• Raid settings: a "Master loot" section with the master loot simulation and a button to its settings on the loot page.
• Click casting bindings are part of the profile (kept per class, macros found by name) and are applied with Blizzard's windows; the profiles page lists them.
• Tooltips: party members' quest progress. Quest mobs, quest items and objects list your party members' progress on the same quest under yours (names in class colours, grey, no kill/loot marks), or just who else is on the quest when the game doesn't give their progress. Party members don't need P5UI; in a raid, only your own subgroup. Option: Tooltips → Quests → "Show party members' quest progress" (on by default); the sample tooltips now include a quest mob. /p5ui questparty lists what the game gives, for bug reports. Fixed: a party member's objectives on a mob's tooltip no longer get your sword/bag marks.
• Nameplates: a friendly NPC with a quest to pick up or hand in ("!" / "?") gets its nameplate faded to 30% so the mark shows through (Friendly NPCs → "NPCs with quests": unchanged / fade (default), the opacity, and an option for every friendly NPC). The game doesn't tell addons which NPCs have one, so P5UI works it out from the quest givers the HUD map records, who takes which quest (recorded as you talk to NPCs) and the quest text: an NPC nobody on your account has talked to isn't known yet. /p5ui plates lists the quest NPCs it found and why.

Changed

• Profiles no longer ask about Blizzard's windows: importing, switching or copying a profile, and a character's first login, apply them straight away and reload the UI (not when the character already uses the same ones; after combat when in one). If the game doesn't reload, a small "Reload UI" button appears. The "include Blizzard's windows" export option is gone: exports always include them.
• Exports now carry every setting: the buff check spells you added, the zones folded in the quest tracker, any text value, and chat timestamps (with Blizzard's windows). Older strings still import.
• Tooltips: the distance line is 20% bigger than the other lines instead of twice their size; profiles still on the old default move to the new one once, a size you picked stays.
• Self/Party/Raid Readiness, Marker & Buff Check Tool (was "Group tools"): the toolbar now shows solo by default (existing profiles switch it on once). Solo, marks and world markers work, the ready check is greyed with the reason, the pull countdown is tried and greyed for the session if the game refuses it, and the buff check looks at you only (including the group buffs your class casts). Every raid mark, world marker and clear button can be hidden on its own (click its icon on the settings page), and the test mode has a "Solo" choice.
• Chat: new profiles get the channel buttons in a column down the left of the chat; existing profiles keep theirs where they are.
• Friendly NPC nameplates look like friendly players' again: the same frame, name above and level box as Blizzard's friendly player plates, with the bar in Blizzard's NPC green (P5UI draws a copy over Blizzard's; in the nameplate styles it doesn't copy, Blizzard's own plate stays). The 0.9.4 flat green plate is gone; the height slider now counts from the friendly players' height (old values are reset to 0 once). They also show Blizzard's own cast bar, interact icon, buffs, debuffs and widgets again, exactly like friendly players' (P5UI's copy only hides the parts of Blizzard's plate it redraws).
• The recommended profile a new install starts with is updated.

Fixed

• Shift+V (the game's friendly nameplate key) always said "Friendly nameplates hidden" while the heal numbers borrowed friendly plates, and never turned friendly NPC plates on: the press still switches them on, now with the game's "shown" message after its "hidden" one, and friendly NPC plates come on with them as the game's own key does.
• Friendly NPCs' names disappeared within nameplate range (about 30 yards) with your own friendly nameplates off: a friendly NPC plate the game put out anyway was made invisible, and the game draws no name over a unit that has a plate. That plate now shows just the NPC's name (unless you turned NPC names off in the game's options), and P5UI turns the game's friendly NPC plate option off again when it finds it back on.
• Nameplate quest icons in a group no longer count a party member's objectives as yours when their name contains yours (e.g. "Bobby" and "Bob"), nor objectives under a name that can't be read.

New

• Group tools toolbar for party and raid: raid marks on your target, world markers (secure buttons), ready check, pull countdown (click again to cancel) and a buff check, on one draggable flat bar. Buttons you lack the rights for are greyed out and say why when clicked; the bar can hide in combat. Settings and a test mode on the new Group tools page.
• Buff check: a panel of who's missing Fortitude, Intellect, Mark of the Wild or a Blessing (only checked when a class that casts it is in the group), by subgroup in a raid, plus your own class buffs, food and weapon enchant. Buffs that can't be read (combat, out of range) show "?" instead of "missing". It can run on your own ready checks and has an optional announce to group chat. Add or remove spells on the settings page; /p5ui buffs.
• Master loot helper: as master looter, clicking an item in P5UI's loot window opens P5UI's own assign menu: raid members grouped by class (colour, icon) and sorted by name, with role and level; To me, Roll (the game's group roll) and Close. Epic items (quality adjustable) ask once more in the menu. "Loot all" and fast loot leave those items alone. A loot log records every item handed out (from Blizzard's window too) and, optionally, every item won by a roll, with time and zone; /p5ui loot. "Simulate master loot" on the Loot page.
• Reactive abilities glow: Overpower, Revenge, Execute, Riposte, Mongoose Bite, Counterattack and Hammer of Wrath light up on their buttons when they become usable, not while on their own cooldown. Style (pulse, running light, steady) and colour are adjustable, the list per class can be edited, with a preview and a "try it on my bars" test (Action bars page).
• Welcome window on a new install: the first time P5UI loads with no saved settings it asks once for the whole account whether to use the recommended layout (the default profile plus the Blizzard windows it carries: Edit Mode layout, damage meter, cooldown manager, applied in one click with one reload) or keep the current look. Nothing is applied before you choose. Existing installs never see it; the Profiles page can open it again or preview it.
• HUD map "!": quest givers you still have quests to take from. P5UI learns them whenever any character on your account talks to a quest giver (and from the world map's own "!" while it's open); each character only sees quests it hasn't done, doesn't have, and is the right faction and level for (grey ones optional). The settings show how many are recorded, with a button to forget them.
• Chat: channel buttons in a column down Blizzard's button column beside the chat ("Left column"), as wide as Blizzard's buttons and never moving them; if they don't fit they get shorter, then continue below. By default they hide and show with Blizzard's buttons.
• Chat: names with their level when it's known, e.g. [16:Name], coloured by difficulty. Levels come from your party or raid, guild, online friends, /who, and players you target, mouse over or see on a nameplate, remembered per realm. Switch on the Chat page (on by default).

Fixed

• Friendly NPC nameplates follow your own friendly nameplate switch: on, they get a slim P5UI plate (green, name inside the bar) sitting low so the quest "!" / "?" stays visible; off, no plate, only the game's own name and title. While the combat text borrows friendly nameplates, Shift+V really shows them. /p5ui plates lists the friendly nameplate settings.
• Party members' raid marks show over their heads again when friendly nameplates are off (they vanished with the borrowed, invisible plate).

Improved

• Updated default profile for new installs: the pet frame and pet action bar sit in new places, the HUD map is 450 × 250 and a little lower, the Edit Mode layout that comes with it has new action bar sizes and window positions, and the cooldown manager now also has a layout for warlocks (besides priests). The damage meter now opens one window (damage). Only new installs start on it; your own settings are never touched.

New

• Party frames, two rows of auras: beside each member, small long group buffs above (Fortitude, Intellect, Mark of the Wild, the Blessings and the like, from anyone); below, first your own heals over time, shields and short buffs on that member, then their debuffs. Stacked frames have them on the right, side-by-side frames above, each with its own sizes and counts; spells a corner indicator already shows stay out of the row. A debuff you can dispel covers the member's frame in soft pulsing white (the coloured outline or nothing are still there to pick), and your Renew, Rejuvenation or Regrowth on them draws a green border inside the frame. New option: sort the party by role (tank, healer, damage), off by default. Raid marks now sit on the health bar, before the health text, so your own slot shows yours too.
• HUD map (off by default, Maps page): your zone drawn below your character with soft faded edges, following you. Zoom in steps from 50 yards to the whole zone with the + / - buttons at its top right, the mouse wheel with Alt held, or key bindings; the same corner has a button to close it, and an "Open HUD map" button sits beside the world map. Resize it from its bottom right corner while unlocked, or with the width and height sliders (up to 1600 × 1200). Quest areas, objective dots, "?" where finished quests are handed in, and (experimental) "!" for quests on offer. Click a marker, or Alt+click a quest area, for a quest card with objectives and Details / Track / Focus buttons; works in combat. It never takes the mouse from the world unless you hold Alt. /p5ui hudmap scan lists the quest data the game gives.
• Raid marks, ready checks and missing health on every frame: party frames catch up with the raid frames (raid target marks, pets too, and ready check results, your own frame too), and so do the player, target, focus, target-of-target, focus-target and pet frames: marks in the name row (the name makes room), ready checks on your own frame and on the target, focus and their targets when that's a group member (pets and bosses are never asked). Party, raid, unit and boss frames get a "Missing" health text ("-1,234"), hidden at full health and on dead or offline members. Each has its own option (on by default; health texts stay as they were). The test party, test raid, test bosses and unlocked unit frames show them.
• Incoming heals on party and raid frames: a light green stretch after the health shows heals on the way, your own first in a bluer green (optional), stopping at full health; absorb shields (Power Word: Shield and the like) follow as white stripes, with a glow when there's more shield than missing health. Not shown on dead, ghost or offline members. Options on the Party and Raid pages; the test party and test raid show made-up ones.
• Death, resurrections and summons at a glance: party and raid frames (and the tank and healer panels) turn dark red with a skull when someone dies, dark blue with a tombstone once released, grey with a plug when offline. While someone resurrects them you see whether it's a battle res or a normal one and, where the frame is wide enough, who is casting; a landed resurrection blinks until they accept, soulstoned members show a gem, and summons (pending / accepted / declined) show in the middle of the frame. New options, off by default: accept summons and resurrections from group members automatically (never in combat; battle resurrections have their own switch).
• Each tank's target, and a pet panel: in the raid's tank panel every tank now has its target right beside it, on the right or the left as you choose (name, health, raid mark and who it's hitting; click to target it; it follows the tank in combat and hides when the tank has none; width adjustable). A new pet panel (off by default) lists all hunters' and warlocks' pets in the raid by group, health in the owner's class colour, with click casting like on members. Both show in the test raid.
• Boss debuffs and heal-over-time corners: on party and raid frames a big icon appears in the middle of the health bar when a member gets a boss debuff (time left and stacks; hidden while dead or offline), and the four corners show your heals over time and shields Grid-style (Renew, Power Word: Shield, Weakened Soul, Rejuvenation, Regrowth, …; pick a spell per corner). Icon size and font size are set apart, for party and raid each. The test party and test raid show them.
• Talent planner: a button beside the talent window (or /p5ui talents) opens a planner with your class's three trees read from the game. Add and remove points under the tier and prerequisite rules, pick a level to see the points you'd have, follow the order list (what to take at each level), keep several plans per class (shared by that class's characters), share them as a short string, and see the plan's next talent marked in the talent window. Spending points stays with you. The settings page can show a sample.
• Threat: party, raid, tank and healer frames get a red ring while that member has aggro (yellow first when someone is about to pull; optionally on your own unit frame, solo too). In combat, enemy nameplates are coloured by your threat for your role (tank: safe, slipping, on another tank, not on you; others: on you, about to pull, safe), with colours to pick on the Nameplates page. The test party, test raid and nameplate samples show it; /p5ui threat lists what P5UI reads.
• Profiles carry Blizzard's windows too: the Edit Mode layout in use, the damage meter's windows, the cooldown manager's layouts (per class) and their on/off options ride along in exports and are saved into the profile when you save in Edit Mode. They're only applied when you confirm (it reloads the UI): P5UI adds or updates a character layout named "P5UI" and switches to it, your own layouts stay as they are, and you can switch back. Not in combat. New installs start on a default profile that ships with P5UI. Settings on the Profiles page.
• Quest log on the world map restyled: the quest list beside the world map and a quest's details lose Blizzard's parchment and gold frames for the P5UI flat dark look, matching the world map and the quest windows: flat zone headers and track boxes, light objective text, the quest's [level] in its difficulty colour, finished objectives in green, reward icons outlined by quality and flat Back / Abandon / Share / Track buttons. Everything the log does stays Blizzard's. On by default; settings on the Maps page, with a preview.
• P5UI in the game menu: press Esc and a "P5UI settings" button sits in the game menu, under Macros; no need to type /p5ui.
• Cursor ring fades out when idle: out of combat, half a second after your last cast or global cooldown the ring fades away, so it no longer sits over the loot window and tooltips after a fight; in combat, when casting or on the global cooldown it's back at once. On by default (also when "Always show" was on); switch it off on the Cast page.
• Combat numbers without icons in a group: in a party or raid, damage and heal numbers show without spell icons, only the numbers, so a wrongly guessed icon can't mislead you. On by default; switch it off on the Combat text page to keep the icons in groups.

Improved

• A real default profile: new installs now start on P5UI's own layout (unit frames, bars, raid and party frames, tracker, bags, loot, meters), including an Edit Mode layout, the damage meter's two windows (damage and healing) and the cooldown manager (priests), which each character is asked about once. Existing settings are never touched.
• Your debuffs stand out on the boss: on your target's nameplate your debuffs are drawn bigger than everyone else's (two sizes on the Nameplates page, yours now 32 by default), and a boss's nameplate lists everyone's debuffs even when it isn't your target. The sample window shows both.
• Your target's nameplate at a glance: level and name now sit inside a slightly taller bar, with health as "current / max percent" on the right like the target frame (a long name ends in "…"; the tooltip has it in full). Your debuffs sit right on top of the bar instead of above the name, and mobs with mana get a thin mana bar under it with its own numbers. Other enemies' nameplates are unchanged. On by default; switch it off or change the text size on the Nameplates page, where the sample window shows a mob with mana and one without.

Fixed

• The test raid showed every stand-in with the white "your target" outline; now only one has it.
• Cursor ring: the global cooldown of a spell with a cast time now starts with the cast, not when the cast finishes.
• Talent planner: the Close button works again (the title strip was catching the click), and the planner closes along with the talent window. A stray extra talent under the trees (a priest's second Holy Specialization) is gone. Talents of one tier sit on one row, with the classic four columns in a wider window, even though the game's positions aren't exactly level. Tier requirements are also right for trees you already have points in (the game reports how many points are still missing).
• Test raid: you and each panel (tanks, healers, pets) are drawn on their own, so an error in one part can no longer leave the pet panel empty or the test raid standing still; your own slot takes part in its ready check.

New

• Quests in tooltips: the quests the game lists on a mob's tooltip get the quest's level in front ("[14] Arugal's Folly") in its difficulty colour, a sword (kill it) or bag (loot an item from it) before each objective, and turn green when done. A quest item's tooltip lists the quest it's for and your progress ("0/3 ..."). Objects such as crates are matched to your objectives by name, and once you've opened one, P5UI remembers which quest items it holds. Questie isn't needed. Settings on the Tooltips page.
• Item counts on all your characters (like Syndicator): an item's tooltip lists how many each character on your account has, in its bags and in its bank, plus the account bank and the total. Bags update all the time; a bank is counted when you open it. Each character needs to log in once. Settings on the Tooltips page, with a button to forget other characters.
• Square minimap: the minimap becomes a square in a thin outline, without Blizzard's round frame, day/night ring or the zone header on top; the map moves up into the header's place. The buttons around it (tracking, calendar, the addon menu, mail and other addons' icons) line up inside its right edge, and a bar under it shows your coordinates, the zone (in its PvP colour) and the time (click it for the alarm and stopwatch). On by default; settings on the new "Maps" page. Moving and sizing stays in Edit Mode.
• World map in the minimap's flat look: a dark panel with a thin outline, a flat title strip and flat buttons, with Blizzard's metal border and portrait gone. A bar along the bottom shows your coordinates, the map's name and the cursor's coordinates. Zooming, the quest log, pins and menus work as before. Settings on the Maps page.
• Quest windows restyled: taking and handing in quests, and the quests in an NPC's dialog, get a flat dark window with a title strip in your class colour, light text, quest names with their [level] in difficulty colour, and reward icons outlined by quality. Auto accept and turn in work as before. Settings on the Quests page, with a preview you can open without an NPC.
• Training tab in the spellbook (like What's Training): a book tab in the row of tabs at the top of the spellbook lists what you can learn from your class trainer now (with the price, red when you can't afford it) and at each level to come; spells you already know are left out. Open your class trainer once and the list is recorded for every character of that class. Settings on the new "Training" page, with a sample.
• Combat numbers with spell icons: your damage floats up over the enemy's nameplate the way Blizzard shows it (yellow for spells, white for melee, crits big and shaking), with the icon of the spell that did it beside the number. Your heals show in green as "+312 → name" (the name in its class colour) over the healed player's head, or over their party frame when the game shows no friendly nameplate. Blizzard's own numbers are hidden while ours are on, and your settings come back when you turn ours off. The game doesn't let addons read the combat log, so P5UI works out the spell from your casts, your damage and healing over time and your swings; in a group, hits it can't tell are yours aren't shown. Heals only ever float from heads: P5UI switches friendly nameplates on (invisible) to find other players' heads; where there's none (in instances), a heal shows on your target frame if it's your target, else not at all. Where the numbers start can be moved up, down and sideways. Settings on the new "Combat text" page, with a simulation.
• Damage meter in the P5UI look: Blizzard's damage meter gets flat dark panels, thin black edges and flat class-coloured bars. The main window now moves by its title bar and resizes by its corner any time, like the extra windows, without Edit Mode (P5UI keeps where and how big; moving it in Edit Mode hands it back). Extra windows always show a resize grip in their corner. The new "Damage meter" page explains how to open up to 3 windows from Blizzard's gear menu, each showing what you pick (one for damage, one for healing, …), and has sample windows.

Improved

• Nameplate colours tell quest mobs apart: mobs with no quest for you stay red if they attack you and yellow if they don't, as Blizzard has them. Quest mobs get their own two colours: amber if they attack you, peach if they don't. The sword and bag still tell killing from looting.
• Bigger aura icons on nameplates: your target's buffs and debuffs and the debuffs you cast on other enemies are bigger by default, each size has its own slider (so does the time left on them), and a sample window shows them without a fight.
• Nameplate distance with its unit: the distance beside the bar now reads "28-30 yd" instead of "28-30", which looked like a level.
• Experience and reputation bars as wide as the action bar: by default both bars now take the main action bar's width and follow it when you resize the bar in Edit Mode. Switch "As wide as the main action bar" off on the Experience and reputation page to set your own width.

Fixed

• Pointing at an item that can't be equipped could raise a Lua error from the tooltip's item level line.

New

• Tank and healer panels for the raid frames: the raid's tanks (assigned tanks and main tanks) get a panel of their own, on by default; a healer panel is optional, off by default. Drag the thin strip on top of a panel to move it any time out of combat (or move it with the other frames while unlocked). The usual one-column-per-group layout for 10, 20 and 40 players doesn't change, and tanks and healers still show in their groups. The test raid shows stand-ins in the panels too.
• Experience and reputation bars: in P5UI's flat style, replacing Blizzard's. Rested experience shows as a lighter stretch; the watched faction's bar takes its standing's colour. The text shows on mouseover by default (or always), with a detailed tooltip. Each bar can be moved, resized and turned off (Blizzard's comes back). Settings on the new "Experience and reputation" page.
• Menu and bag bar restyle: the row of menu buttons (character, guild, professions and the rest) and the bag slots get the same rounded look as the action bars. They still open everything as before; position and size stay in Edit Mode. Settings on the new "Menu and bags" page.
• Nameplates: enemy and neutral nameplates in P5UI's flat style. Health bars: orange for mobs tied to one of your active quests, red for other attackable mobs, yellow for neutral ones; everything else keeps its usual colour (tapped mobs grey, enemy players as the game shows them). A small sword marks a mob you need to kill for a quest, a bag one that drops a quest item, and elites get Blizzard's gold dragon beside the bar (silver for rare elites, a star for rares). Your target's nameplate has a white outline and shows its buffs and debuffs (all of them, or only yours). Every other enemy's nameplate shows the debuffs you cast on it (damage over time, slows, crowd control) with the time left, so you can keep your DoTs up on several mobs; size and number are adjustable. Plates show the distance as numbers ("10-15"), for all enemies, your target only, or none, and a cast bar (grey when it can't be interrupted, a red flash when interrupted). Settings on the new "Nameplates" page; turn them off to get Blizzard's back. Friendly nameplates stay Blizzard's.
• Auto accept and turn in quests: talking to an NPC accepts their quests and hands in finished ones. With several rewards to choose from it stops and lets you choose (or, if you turn it on, picks the one that sells for most). Hold Shift to pause it for that NPC. It never pays money, hands over ordinary items, or accepts quests shared by other players (unless you turn that on). Settings on the Quests page.

Improved

• Clean action bars from the start: Blizzard's frame behind the main bar, the gryphons at its two ends, the dividers between buttons and the page arrows are now hidden by default, so you log in straight to P5UI's rounded bars. They come back while Edit Mode is open, and each can be switched back on on the Action bars page. With the arrows hidden, Shift+number keys or Shift+mouse wheel still change pages.
• See your loot when auto looting: auto looting puts everything in your bags at once, so the loot window keeps showing the whole loot for 0.8 seconds (adjustable on the Loot page, 0 turns it off), with a tick on what's already in your bags. The looting itself is as fast as before.

Improved

• Range window is see-through: the window no longer has a coloured background by default, just the outlined numbers. The General page's "Dark background" option brings the panel back. Everyone starts see-through, including those who already had 0.8.5.

New

• Range window: a small window of its own showing the distance to your target as numbers only (for example "10-15" or "40+"), on by default. Unlock frames to drag it anywhere. The General page sets the number size, background and opacity, or turns it off. It hides when you have no target. Out of combat the steps are fine (5, 8, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 yd…); in combat the game only lets addons measure with spells, so the steps are coarser.

Improved

• Bigger distance in tooltips: the "Distance" line in unit tooltips is now twice the size of the other lines by default, with an outline. A new "Size of the distance line" slider on the Tooltip page sets it (100–300%).
• Test party button moved: the settings window's footer no longer has a "Test party" button. It's on the Party page, and it now shows whether the test party is on.

Fixed

• Clicking yourself in the test raid did nothing: the raid's drag handle stayed over the test raid (the faint blue layer) and caught every click, so you couldn't target yourself or click cast on yourself. It now shows only while frames are unlocked, like every other frame.
• The cursor ring's white GCD arc didn't spin: the ring read the global cooldown from the game's GCD spell, which this client may not have. It now also reads it from the spell that set it off (the game's cooldown event says when a GCD starts), also when a cast starts or finishes. When the times can't be read, it spins for the usual 1.5 seconds. The ring stays up until the arc is done, in or out of combat.

New

• Click Casting page: a new "Click casting" settings page (in the Party and Raid group) lists every combination you set up in the game's click casting window, with a "Set up click casting" button that opens the game's setup.
• Click casting also targets the unit (off by default): when on, a click cast first targets the unit, then casts.
• Click casting in the world (off by default): the same combinations cast on group members, other players and NPCs when you click them in the 3D world. Only combinations with Shift, Ctrl or Alt, and the middle and side mouse buttons, work there. Plain left and right click in the world are the game's camera, select, talk, loot and move clicks, which an addon can't take over. The page shows which of your combinations work in the world.

Improved

• Raid frames: a clear choice between showing names and showing role icons, names by default. 0.8.2 defaulted to role icons, so after updating you're back to names.
• You're in the test raid: the first slot is the real you, so you can find yourself and try click casting on yourself. The other stand-ins aren't real players, so spells can't reach them.
• Settings window: the page list on the left scrolls, so a long list no longer runs into the buttons at the bottom.
• "Always show" for the cursor ring: a new option on the Cast page, off by default. When it's off, the ring shows in combat, while casting and during the global cooldown, as before.

Fixed

• The range estimate finally shows: a passive spell in the spellbook broke the spell scan at login (BugSack's Range.lua:102: attempt to compare number with boolean), so the range was always empty. The scan now skips passive spells and other entries that aren't spells.
• The cursor ring didn't show for the global cooldown: it now uses the game's always-readable "is the cooldown running" flag, so out of combat the ring stays up until the global cooldown is over, after an instant spell or the end of a cast.

New

• Boss frames: boss1–boss5 in P5UI's flat style, replacing Blizzard's boss frames (you can switch this off under "Replace Blizzard's"). They show name, level, health, power, raid mark and your debuffs, with a boss cast bar underneath (grey when it can't be interrupted, a red flash when interrupted). Your current target has a white outline. Settings are on the new "Boss" page; /p5ui bosstest or the page's "Test bosses" button shows five sample bosses.
• Party pets: group members' pets show a size smaller than the members. Side by side, a pet sits under its owner; stacked, the pets follow the party in order. You can turn them off on the Party page.
• Party 3D portraits switch: a separate "3D portraits" option on the Party page, on by default. Members out of sight, offline or dead switch to 2D.
• Range in tooltips: unit tooltips get a "Distance: 10-20 yd" line that keeps updating while the mouse stays on the unit. You can turn it off on the Tooltip page.
• Click casting: a "Set up click casting" button on the Raid page opens the game's own click casting setup (or type /clickcast, or Esc → Options → Keybindings → Click Casting). The bindings work on the raid, party and unit frames.
• Role icons instead of names: raid frames show role icons (tank, healer, damage) instead of names by default; members without a role still show their name. The small corner icon shows only main tank and main assist, so roles aren't shown twice.
• Raid power bars: "Show power bars (mana, rage, energy…)" on the Raid page, off by default, with an adjustable height. Profiles that had changed the power bar height turn it on automatically.

Improved

• Range moved to the name row: the target and focus range sits between the name and the level.
• Side-by-side party auras: when the party is side by side, buffs sit above the frame and the bigger debuffs above the buffs, like the player frame. Stacked and side-by-side layouts each keep their own settings.
• GCD ring: while the global cooldown runs, the cursor ring stays up until it's over (after instant spells and at the end of casts), out of combat too.
• Quest tracker: the whole list always shows, with no scrolling; the "Max height" setting is gone. Collapse zones if it gets too long.
• Unlocking frames: "Unlock frames" opens Blizzard's Edit Mode without closing the P5UI settings, and the roll record and loot window samples stay up so you can drag them into place.

Fixed

• "Reset current profile to defaults" on the Profiles page now waits out combat, like Reset all at the bottom.
• Party aura icons come back as soon as the aura samples are turned off (before, it took a /reload).