Forever AIO

Forever AIO 1.6.0 (beta)

A much better auction house.

• Full scan: one button reads the whole auction house at once and saves the lowest price and quantity of every item (the game allows it every 15 minutes). It runs on its own the first time you open the auction house or when the last scan is older than an hour. If the server doesn't allow it, it looks up your bag items, your recipes' materials and your list items one by one instead.
• Auction prices in every item tooltip, with how old the price is and whether it went up or down since the previous scan (hidden if Auctionator is installed).
• Bigger auction window next to the auction house with six tabs: Scan (last scan, items priced, biggest price drops), Gear (items from the scan you can use, by slot and level, upgrades first with their %), Materials (trade goods by category, the ones your recipes need marked, price trend), Lists, Sell and My auctions. Click an item to search it and buy it; right-click to add it to your shopping list.
• Inspecting a player: hover their gear to see where each piece comes from (boss, dungeon, quest, vendor, crafted...).
• Interface editor (/fa ui, or Open in the settings): every change shows at once, no /reload.
  • General: bar texture, font, font size, outline, health colour (class, custom colour or dark), background opacity, scale.
  • Player, target, pet, target of target and party, each on its own: width, height, power bar on/off and its height, power value, name, level, health text (value + %, value, %, current / max, missing, hidden) and portrait (left or right).
  • Cast bars: width and height of yours, height of the target's, icon, time left, cast and channel colours.
  • Buffs and debuffs: on/off per frame, icon sizes, rows of yours, square or rectangular, countdown numbers, grow to the right or left, below or above the frame.
  • Party frames: show or hide, space between them.
  • Buttons to move the frames, reset positions and go back to the default look.
• Target buffs sit right under the target (no gap) and only drop below its cast bar while it casts.
• The game's own target cast bar no longer shows over the target frame.
• Polestar Guides is now a required dependency (the CurseForge app installs it with Forever AIO). Forever AIO loads after it, and the first time it finds Polestar it turns off its own auto accept / turn in quests, auto repair, sell junk and tooltip upgrade lines so they don't run twice (you can turn them back on in /fa).
• Fixed: Chinese, Korean and Cyrillic names showed as boxes in the modern interface.
• New profession planner (/fa profesiones), made with Polestar's profession guides plus your own data.
  • Each of your professions has its own tab with an icon, a skill bar, the next cap, and buttons to go to the trainer or open the guide in Polestar.
  • Now: the recipe the Polestar route uses at your skill (known or not, and where to learn it), how many crafts are left and what they cost. It lists the materials for that step with what you have, what to buy and the price, plus where to get each one (vendor, a farming spot with an arrow, or the auction house). For gathering professions it shows where to level for your skill and race, with an arrow. Under that come your own cheapest recipes.
  • Route 1-300: every step (ranks to train, recipes to learn, each recipe from-to with crafts and cost), with done steps greyed out and the current one highlighted.
  • Materials: everything you need up to the next cap or to 300, with the total cost.
  • Buttons to scan those prices at the auction house, add the list to your auction shopping list, or print it to chat.
• Reminders redone: every reminder is a button that does the thing. Click to cast a missing buff or weapon imbue, call or revive your pet, equip an upgrade from your bags, or open the talents, trainer or professions window. Right-click hides a reminder for 30 minutes.
  • New checks: talent points to spend (with the next talent of your build), new spells at your trainer, profession ranks to train, pet missing or dead, food and drink running low, bags almost full, low durability, upgrades in your bags, and ammo left in minutes of shooting.
• Threat meter improved: target name, how much margin you have before you pull aggro, and who has it. The warning threshold is yours to set, and the warning names the spell that drops your threat if you have it ready (Feign Death, Feint, Vanish, Fade...). A loud alert fires when you pull aggro off the tank. In groups, nameplates take your threat colour (red: it's on you, orange: about to; tanks see red where they lost aggro). Pets in the group are shown too, and the window has a new look.
• Talents improved:
  • Marks on the game's own talent window: a ring on the next talent of your build, the pick number of the next ones, and a tooltip line saying where each talent comes in your build.
  • Build picker with each build's split (31/20/0) and the level it goes to.
  • Import a build from a talent string or a calculator link, export your talents as a string, and save your current talents as your own build. Right-click a build of yours in the picker to delete it.
• Removed the rotation helper: it couldn't recommend a reliable rotation.