Forever Gear
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ForeverGear adds cute companions, gear comparisons, dungeon loot, wishlists, GPS, training reminders and handy helpers to WoW Forever. Customize your interface and export your character to forever-gear.com to plan upgrades and your next adventure together.
What's new
- Native-style dark panels and a shared FG window keep the companion accents, readable labels and grouped Character, Adventure and Preferences navigation. Removed oversized borders from small controls and the Leveler tracker.
- One FG side icon below Statistics opens the gear planner. Preview a usable suggested set on your character, compare equipped and preview weighted ratings, hover for sources, or click a slot for three alternatives. Weapon pairs, training, levels and unique-category limits are checked; supported Forever effects contribute. These are estimates, not guaranteed BiS. Small arrows beside slots in both character views open the top three usable choices for your current level and spec. Suggestions also check Forever quest minimum levels and dungeon/raid source guidance, so high-level rewards such as ZG items do not appear for level-25 characters. Source levels are shown in item details. Left-click an alternative to toggle it in the character preview; right-click toggles its wishlist entry independently. Preview gear totals and differences from equipped gear update with each choice, excluding base attributes, buffs and unmodeled effects. The bottom shortcut row is removed; Export remains in the sidebar.
- Settings, recipes, GPS, dungeon preparation and Leveler route/session pages use the same window and sidebar. Dungeon loot opens inline with Back to bosses. Resizing shows more settings, and the menu remembers its size.
- Dungeons show level ranges and how your level compares. Recorded Forever guide ranges take priority; single client tuning levels use clearly labeled suggested ranges, not entry requirements.
- The main bar opens Bags, Guide, Journal, Recipes, Export and Options. A compact XP button reveals session and kill-only XP/hour, next-level time estimates, totals and kills remaining on hover. Kills-to-level is shown using both the session average and the last kill’s XP; the latter appears immediately after the first kill. AFK pauses the clock; Shift-click resets it. Gold, GPS, Training and Wishlist remain optional shortcuts. Click a bar link again to close its page; other links switch pages.
- Settings have a searchable category sidebar. Quest automation and spell-rank upgrades stay in Helpful habits; combat, professions, maps and travel have their own areas.
- Recipes recorded from your own profession windows now appear in a redesigned notebook with icons, character/profession filters, details, item tooltips and a way to forget old scans. Open it directly from the bar, Journal or profession window.
- DoesItDie-style tracking learns actual DoT ticks from your casts, including Garrote and Rupture. Gold on the selected target health bar shows estimated remaining damage; an X appears on its portrait near the finish threshold. Native widgets can draw protected combat health without readable enemy auras. Healing, dispels and shields can change the estimate. Use /fg dots for details. Adapted from DoesItDie v0.8.1 by Joe Greive (MIT).
- FG Sort offers name, type or quality order and optional partial-stack combining. Locked slots and specialty bags stay untouched, and each move requires client confirmation.
- Addon status shows client/reference build compatibility and saved scan ages, with a copyable troubleshooting report. Gear suggestions label items already in bags and show required weapon partners.
- Short-lived companion comments expire sooner and supply/bag warnings take priority. Leveler controls share the FG settings hub. Lazy journal loading and local-only saved recipe knowledge are retained.
- Eight native raid icons above the selected target frame use secure /tm macros and stay clickable during combat. Matching nameplate icons stay visible as dimmed, display-only copies during combat; nameplate clicking resumes afterward. Right-click runs /tm 0; outside combat, clicking the current marker also runs /tm 0. Raid permissions apply, and marking does not change your target.
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