CompanionCollection 1.3.8

Filter State Separation

• Separated filter states between the standalone CompanionCollection window and Blizzard's Mount and Pet collection interfaces.

• Filters enabled in CompanionCollection no longer remain invisibly active inside Blizzard's collection windows.

• Mount and Pet filter states are stored independently for each interface.

• Custom filter Active/Passive states, locked filters, and collection display modes are now tracked separately per window context.

• Custom filter definitions and collection assignments remain shared, so categories and assigned mounts or pets do not need to be maintained twice.

Shortcut Button Separation

• Shortcut button configurations are now separated between CompanionCollection and Blizzard's collection interfaces.

• Each interface can have its own shortcut buttons, button order, and visibility settings.

• Existing shortcut configurations are migrated to both interfaces when upgrading and can then be changed independently.

• Filter shortcut buttons now affect only the interface in which they are used.

• Quick Assignment mode is also separated between CompanionCollection and Blizzard's collection windows, preventing actions in one interface from affecting the other.

Shortcut Filter Toggle Fixes

• Fixed shortcut filters not being removable by clicking the same button a second time.

• Left-clicking an inactive shortcut filter now enables it, while clicking the active shortcut again clears it.

• Fixed the underlying Lua toggle logic that prevented filter values from being reset correctly.

• Applied the fix consistently to:

  • Custom filters

  • Active/Passive filter states

  • Expansion filters

  • Family filters

  • Standard shortcut filters

  • Extended/Private MJE-based filters

• Locked filters continue to remain protected until explicitly unlocked.

Additional Improvements

• Improved cleanup of obsolete custom filter selections and locks across both interface contexts.

• Preserved compatibility with existing CompanionCollection profiles, filter definitions, assignments, and SavedVariables.