Changelog

2.3.0

• The options window has been redesigned, and now matches Simple Loot Council: a blue gradient panel with rounded corners, flat controls and hairline borders.
• The window remembers where you drag it, and so does the colour picker.
• Each overlay tab now shows its enable toggle, colour and current value as separate rows, with the whole row clickable rather than just the checkbox.
• Channelling opacity has moved out of its own popup and into a slider on the main window. While "Separate opacity while channelling" is off, the slider is greyed out and says which setting turns it on.
• The frame picker button is greyed out during combat, where it cannot work, instead of failing when pressed.
• Borders and edges are now aligned to real pixels, so they stay a consistent hairline at any UI scale and re-align if you change that scale.
• Long text in the window is truncated with a tooltip showing the full text, rather than overlapping whatever is next to it.

2.2.1

• Updated for patch 12.1.0. The addon no longer shows as out of date.
• Fixed /cqo used during combat never opening the options window once combat ended.

2.2.0

• Channelled casts now draw the overlays at the left end of the bar, which is where a channel finishes. They previously sat on the right, marking the moment the channel started.
• Empowered casts keep the right-hand end. They arrive on the channel events but fill left to right like a normal cast.
• New Channeling Opacity option: a separate opacity applied only while channelling, because a channel starts with the bar full and the overlay begins underneath the fill. Off by default.

2.1.0

• Colour picker restyled to match the options window, with an editable hex field and a live opacity readout. Blizzard's shared colour picker is left untouched, so other addons are unaffected.
• CurseForge project ID added to the .toc, so manual installs are recognised for updates.
• Closing the options window now also closes the colour picker.

2.0.0

• Options moved out of Blizzard's Settings UI into a standalone window. The old route could not open during combat.
• One overlay became three, each independently toggleable with its own colour and opacity: spell queue window, latency, and a custom millisecond value.
• Overlays draw stacked, widest underneath, so none hides another.
• Frame picker shows the frame under the cursor live, cycles overlapping frames with TAB, and finds cast bars that disable mouse input.
• Third-party cast bars created after login are now bound correctly instead of silently falling back to Blizzard's bar.
• /cqo in combat defers and opens when combat ends.
• Existing settings migrate automatically.