MouseFinder

# MouseFinder 12.1.0

Updated for World of Warcraft 12.1.0, with a proper in-game options panel and a circle that is finally an actual circle.

## New

**In-game options panel.** No more slash commands unless you want them. Find it at Escape > Options > AddOns > MouseFinder, or just type `/mf`. Everything is there: enable, combat-only mode, size, line thickness, opacity, and a colour picker.

**Line thickness.** Set the ring's width in pixels, independently of how big the circle is. A 3px hairline at 200px across, or a chunky 20px ring at 60px across. The line no longer scales with the circle.

**Combat-only mode is now an actual setting.** It existed in the saved variables before but there was no way to switch it on. Toggle it in the panel or with `/mf combat`.

## Fixed

**The circle is now actually round.** The old ring was hand-drawn: about 4% out of round, bulging toward the diagonals, with a line that varied 29.5% in width between its thinnest and thickest points. It has been replaced with generated geometry that is exact and evenly weighted.

**Turning the addon off now works.** `/mf toggle` saved the setting but never actually hid the circle.

**Correct position at non-default UI scale.** The circle could sit slightly off from the cursor if your UI scale was not 1.0.

## Changed

- `/mf always` is gone, replaced by `/mf combat`. The old always-visible toggle did nothing.
- The unused `hollow` setting has been removed.

## Upgrading

Your settings carry over automatically. That includes line thickness, which is calculated from your existing circle size so the ring keeps the width it already had.

Two things worth knowing:

1. **Fully restart the game** rather than using `/reload`. This version adds a second file, and WoW only picks up new addon files at startup.
2. **The circle draws about 7% larger** at the same Circle size setting. The old texture had invisible padding baked into it, so the setting always drew a circle slightly smaller than the number suggested. It is accurate now. If you want the exact old look, lower your size by about 7%.

If you update by copying files over an existing install rather than replacing the folder, you can delete the leftover `Media/Circle_White.tga`. Nothing uses it anymore.

## Slash commands

`/mf` opens the options panel. The rest still work if you prefer typing:

- `/mf toggle` - turn the circle on or off
- `/mf combat` - only show the circle in combat
- `/mf size N` - circle diameter in pixels
- `/mf thickness N` - line width in pixels
- `/mf alpha N` - opacity, 0 to 1
- `/mf color r g b` - colour, values 0 to 1