Forever Combat Tracker

Forever Combat Tracker

Forever Combat Tracker brings threat monitoring, damage and healing meters, action tracking, and personal fight recording together in one customizable dashboard for World of Warcraft: Forever.

Use it while questing, fighting solo elites, running dungeons, or participating in raids.

Threat Monitoring

Monitor threat on visible enemies through compact displays above their nameplates and a dedicated Threat overview.

    See who is tanking an enemy when threat information is available.

    Receive warnings when approaching aggro, pulling threat, or losing aggro.

    Choose tank mode or damage/healer mode.

    Recognize assigned tanks and manually assign group members as tanks.

    Filter displays to enemies engaged with your group, enemies you have engaged, or times when you are in combat.

    Adjust nameplate display size and position.

Damage

Select a view from the metric dropdown:

    Damage Done

    DPS

    Damage Taken

    Avoidable Damage Taken

    Enemy Damage Taken

Healing

Switch between Healing Done and HPS.

Actions

Track Interrupts, Dispels, and Deaths.

Damage, Healing, and Actions use Blizzard’s built-in damage-meter data. A fight dropdown lets you choose the current or last fight, overall totals, or an available recorded fight.

Fight Analysis

Record your successful ability casts and review their order and timing afterward.

    View abilities, elapsed timestamps, and cast targets when available.

    Start and stop recording with the Record Fight button.

    Choose Auto Stop, which waits 10 seconds after combat ends. If combat resumes during the countdown, the same recording continues.

    Choose Manual Stop to keep recording between pulls until you stop it.

    Save up to 100 recordings, with up to 10,000 casts per recording.

    Name or rename recordings for easier reference.

    Select saved recordings from a dropdown.

    Delete individual recordings or multiple selected recordings with confirmation.

    Review long timelines with page controls.

Recording management stays within Fight Analysis, with a Back button to return to the timeline.

Customize Your Dashboard

    Move and scale the overview to fit your UI.

    Use compact rows to display more entries.

    Choose interactive controls or a click-through display.

    Use a custom background texture prepared with the optional desktop Background Helper.

    Keep your settings and personal recordings between sessions.

The Background Helper is a separate desktop utility and is not included in the CurseForge add-on download.

Getting Started

Type /fct to open settings. Useful commands include:

    /fct overview — Toggle the dashboard.

    /fct threat — Open the Threat overview.

    /fct damage — Open Damage.

    /fct healing — Open Healing.

    /fct actions — Open Actions.

    /fct analysis — Open Fight Analysis.

    /fct record — Start recording.

    /fct record stop — Stop recording.

    /fct tanktarget — Toggle tank assignment for your targeted group member.

    /fct interactive on|off — Enable controls or make the dashboard click-through.

    /fct os 0.75 — Set the overview to 75% scale.

orever Combat Tracker commands — 0.2.26

All commands support /fct or the legacy /ftp prefix. For example, /ftp analysis works like /fct analysis.

For commands showing on|off, choose either on or off.

Windows and interaction

Damage, healing, and actions

Explicit forms also work: /fct damage damage, /fct healing healing, and /fct actions interrupts.

Fight recordings and meter history

Meter fight commands select Blizzard’s meter history, not saved Fight Analysis recordings.

In Fight Analysis, use the window controls to select, rename, or delete recordings; choose Auto Stop: 10s or Manual Stop; and switch between Ability Timeline and Spell Summary.

Enemy nameplate styles

Style aliases: box and off select Original; two-line selects Two-Line. /fct nameplates off selects Original—it does not disable threat displays.

Threat settings

Thresholds use percentage toward pulling aggro. Early must remain below High. Actual aggro changes and unstable tanking status can override percentage warnings.

Size and placement

Optional diagnostics

diagnostic is an alias for diag. /fct diag on and /fct diag off are aliases for diagnostic start and stop. Diagnostics are off by default and do not resume after reloading.

Troubleshooting

Legacy meter equivalents

/fct meter sessions — same as /fct fights.
/fct meter session ID — same as /fct fight ID.
/fct meter fight — same as /fct fight current. 
/fct meter total — same as /fct fight total./fct meter reset displays instructions to reset history through Blizzard’s meter controls. /fct avoidable explains that avoidable damage uses Blizzard’s classification.

/fct help or commands — Brings up the list of commands

The list of commands can be found under the settings overview by clicking on the commands button.

Data Availability

Some combat information is restricted by the game client. Meter views depend on Blizzard’s built-in meter being available and enabled; avoidable damage uses Blizzard’s classification.

Fight Analysis records successful player spellcast events. It does not include auto-attacks, damage results, failed or interrupted casts, or other players’ rotations. Restricted information may be omitted, and unavailable targets are labeled accordingly.

Fight Analysis provides a timeline for personal review. It does not automatically score rotations, recommend abilities, or separate boss attempts.

• Author: Meangean
• Official Title: Forever Combat Tracker
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