Mythic Dungeon Tools - Next Pull Tracker

[1.1.5] - 2026-04-22

Added

• Manual mini-map zoom on the Next Pull beacon: scroll the mouse wheel over the mini-map, or click the on-screen + / - buttons, to zoom in past the adaptive default or zoom out for more context.
• Outline drawn around the current pull on the mini-map, wrapping the enemy cluster's actual shape (convex hull). The outline color tracks the pull state (green = next, orange = in combat).

Changed

• Mini-map enemy dots now render at a consistent size across pulls; the current pull is distinguished by the new outline rather than by dot size.
• Beacon pull badge now shows progress as Pull X / Total (e.g. Pull 3 / 10) instead of just the current pull number.
• Beacon layout refresh: mob portraits are larger (34px vs 22px), spaced further apart, rendered as circles with a thin white outline; the progress bar is now anchored at the bottom of the beacon with the "upcoming" preview sitting just above it.
• Mob portraits now adapt to pulls with 5+ distinct mob types: the row shrinks to a 2×4 grid of 28×28 portraits (instead of silently dropping the overflow), up to 8 total. Pulls with 4 or fewer still render as a single row of 34×34.

Fixed

• Scenario tolerance check is now strict (>, previously >=): since Blizzard's floor-rounded integer percentages lag actual kills by strictly less than 1% of dungeonMax, a gap of exactly 1% is a real deficit and should not auto-complete the pull.
• /npt show now re-enables the beacon after it was dismissed via the right-click "Hide Beacon" option (which persists db.beacon.enabled = false). Previously the beacon would re-hide on the next update, leaving the user with no way to bring it back without editing saved variables. /npt hide now mirrors the right-click behavior by also disabling the preference.
• Mini-map pan is now clamped to the map's bounds so pulls near an edge no longer leave black bars on the top/bottom/left/right of the viewport. When the zoomed map is smaller than the viewport on an axis (e.g. height at whole-map zoom on 15×10 maps), the container is centered on that axis.