ForeverLootMover

## What's new in 1.1

**The transmog square really goes now.** It survived 1.0 for two reasons, both found by reading what the client actually has instead of guessing. The roll buttons are not children of the bar but of a container inside it, so the whole little tree has to be walked; and this build names its art by role in an atlas — lootroll-toast-icon-need-up, -greed-up, -transmog-up — where older builds use the UI-GroupLoot-Dice / Coin / Pass files. Both naming schemes are understood now.

**Need and greed no longer disappear with it.** Only what is positively recognised as transmog or disenchant is hidden. A roll button whose art says nothing — the pass button here carries a bare file number — is kept: an unknown button left on the bar is better than a missing need or greed.

**The test works again.** Its table of items was called ITEMS, which is already a Blizzard global holding a piece of text, so the lookup quietly returned nothing and the test raised instead of opening. It also shows every roll button the bar has, so the transmog square can no longer sit on top of a hidden coin.

**The "You received" toast lands on the same spot** as the roll bars. It belongs to the game's alert system rather than to the roll bars, so it is handled on its own: the alert subsystems are told to measure from the anchor, and failing that the alert host frame is pinned to it.

**Smooth and alive.** A bar is placed in the very frame it is shown, so it no longer flashes at its default spot first, and it fades in. When a roll ends, the bars left slide into their new slot instead of snapping.

**The addon has its own artwork**, on the minimap button, the options menu, the addon compartment and the addon list.

**Options.** The loot toast line reads "Move the loot toast too", and the transmog checkbox is gone: the square is always taken off now, which is safe since only a button positively recognised as transmog is ever hidden.

**/flm scan says more**: every button with the art it wears and the role it was given, plus the state of the alert system. That is what made the two fixes above possible.