Amisia

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• feat(modules): Amisia is now three addons: the core, Amisia: Raid and Amisia: Gear & Dungeons (F-202)

  The AddOn list now shows three entries instead of one: Amisia (the core: window, settings, overview, guild sync), Amisia: Raid (recording, awards, rolls, soft reserves, points, lineup, calendar, raid check) and, on WoW Forever only, Amisia: Gear & Dungeons (gear, planner, dungeons, quests, map, professions, talents), each with its own icon. Untick a module you do not need, or use Settings > General > Modules, which asks to reload; /amisia modules lists the core and the modules with version and state. Install all three folders together: if a module folder is missing or has another version than the core, Amisia says so once after login. A guild member without the raid module shows as "no raid" in the raid check and the version list instead of outdated. Your data and settings stay as they are. After updating, restart the game client completely (a /reload is not enough for the new folders and icons).

• fix(import): pasting a text without a block of the site no longer gives a Lua error on TBC and Era (F-202)

  On TBC Anniversary and Classic Era, a pasted text that held none of the site's blocks (Points page, "Einfügen") ran into the guild wishes, which exist on WoW Forever only. Amisia now says "No block of the site recognised." instead. Behind it, Amisia's parts were sorted into a core, a raid part and a gear and dungeons part that only call each other after checking the other is there, the first step towards switching them on and off one by one.

• feat(map): a target window with a compass for your target and the client's map pin (F-203)

  The small arrow to a target is now a window: a compass that turns with you and points to the target, the distance, the time to get there while you walk towards it, the target's coordinates and zone and your own. It also shows the client's own map pin (Ctrl + click on the world map). The button at its top right makes it compact (only compass and distance), the X clears the target or pin. Settings > Map and waypoint can limit it to targets the client cannot show itself, or switch it off.

• feat(settings): the tabs under Settings in A to Z order (F-200)

  The list under Settings in the side bar now goes by name: Dungeons & Raids, Gear, General, Guild, Professions, Raid (in German Allgemein, Ausrüstung, Berufe, Dungeons & Raids, Gilde, Raid). The tabs at the top of the window keep their order.

• feat(ui): choose Amisia's language, German or English; the client's language by default (F-199)

  Settings > General > Interface > "Language (Sprache)": like the client (as before), Deutsch or English, or /amisia language de, en or auto. Every text of Amisia follows the choice after a reload: pages, settings, tooltips, chat lines, numbers and dates. Names from the game (items, zones, bosses) stay in the client's language.

• fix(sync): no more Lua error "attempt to index local 'p'" after a long fight or dungeon (F-037, F-036)

  When a guild member's announcement had grown too old while nothing could be asked (in a fight or an instance) and a newer one was waiting, the next exchange of sources, drops or crafters stopped with a Lua error in CollectSync.lua. The old announcement is now dropped first and the newer sender is asked as intended.

• feat(raid): click a raid mark to put it into the raid note (F-198)

  Raid > Raid note has a row of the eight raid marks above the note. A click puts , ... at the cursor of the field you wrote in last, so you no longer have to type the codes; without the right to send the raid note the mark goes into your own note.