Lucky's Loot Wishlist

Track your must-have loot and get instant alerts the moment your coveted drops appear.

v1.15.1

File nameLuckys_Loot_Wishlist-v1.15.1.zip

Supported game versions

Opening the Loot Browser no longer raises Blizzard's blocked-addon popup, which was also leaving dungeon tables empty and the filters dead until a second open. (Thanks for the report Grelle)

Auto-dismiss Bonus Roll Handle the Bonus Roll popup for you, keeping it only in the content you tick under Alerts. Chat says which setting acted on each roll. Moved here from Lucky's Grab-bag along with the choices you already made.
Lock the roll An unwanted popup stays on screen with the dice greyed out and the reason on hover, so a setting you have not got right yet cannot cost you a roll. Click the dice to unlock it. Passing automatically is the other option.
Only keep for flagged bosses Narrows Auto-dismiss Bonus Roll to the bosses you flagged a wishlist item on with the bonus roll button, so the popup is only left alone where the roll could land something you want.
Warning on Auto-dismiss Bonus Roll A red icon sits beside the setting when it is set to pass, saying every popup passed is a bonus roll you never make. Set it to lock instead and the icon turns amber.

Settings and windows open again where an older copy of Lucky's Utils is installed alongside the addon, which the last update did not fully cover. (Thanks for the report Serroc)

Silver vault star A Great Vault reward that is a wishlist item on a lower track than you track wears a silver star instead of a gold one. Hover it and the tooltip names the track your wishlist is at.
Drop alerts read a dropped item's upgrade track from the item itself, so a Hero copy upgraded past a Mythic one no longer counts as the Mythic piece you track.

A dungeon the game was slow to answer for no longer shows an empty or half-filled table in the Loot Browser for the rest of the session; the loot fills in as soon as the data arrives.
Raid bosses in the wishlist and summary windows keep their kill order when the game answers slowly at login, instead of sorting alphabetically for the rest of the session.
The settings window opens again where an old standalone copy of Lucky's Utils was installed alongside the addon. (Thanks for the report Serroc)

The Hide the Wardrobe model preview setting in the Wishlist settings group. Lucky's Wardrobe no longer previews an item on your character when you hover a row in the wishlist or the Loot Browser, and the preview still works everywhere else in the game.

The Loot Browser and the wishlist show item, boss and dungeon names on a Russian client, instead of empty boxes. (Thanks for the report Grelle)
The dot separating label parts in the Loot Browser, the wishlist and the bonus roll reminder is a hyphen on a Russian client, whose font has no glyph for it and drew an empty box.

Stat filter Ask the Loot Browser for pieces carrying the secondary stats you pick, and choose whether a piece needs any of them, all of them, or nothing but them.
Wishlist status on item tooltips Any item on your wishlist says so on its tooltip, in a bag, at a vendor or in a chat link, naming the boss it drops from and the difficulties you track it at. A toggle in the Wishlist settings group turns it off.

Filter and group icons The Loot Browser's class, spec, slot and stat filters share one funnel icon beside the search box, lit while a filter is on, with Reset Filters at the foot of its menu. The By Source and By Slot dropdown is now a one-click toggle next to it.

Mark as obtained A tick on each wishlist row greys the item out and stops its alerts and reminders, so a second drop stays quiet without deleting the record. Hide obtained items entirely from the Wishlist settings group.

Wishlist row buttons Bonus roll and remove are icons now rather than lettered buttons, and the Loot Browser's add and remove match them.
Secondary stats in the Loot Browser A row reads its stats before the slot, largest first, so a Head piece shows as Haste/Crit Head. Armour type has gone from the row, the class filter having already settled it, and still answers a search.
Loot Browser sources A dungeon drop leads with the dungeon and a raid drop with the boss, the other half of the pair following in a quieter tone.

Moving the mouse between the buttons on a wishlist row no longer flashes the item tooltip on the way past.
Tier tokens land under the slot they create the first time a Loot Browser table is opened, instead of sitting under Other until something else loaded the token.
The Loot Browser's class filter reads a tier token's class list again, so a token no class you are browsing can use stays off the list.

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