Nock — Changelog

A combat HUD for Hunters on TBC Classic Anniversary realms.

1.1.3

• Edit-mode grid. /nock unlock now draws a raster behind every frame (lines every 16 units from the screen centre, the centre cross brighter) and a small control bar at the top of the screen — drag it anywhere: raster size (4–64), grid on/off, Snap (off / on release / while dragging, where a green ghost outline shows where the frame will land), Snap by (nearest edge or centre per axis, or the top-left corner) and a Lock button. Snapping is off by default; while it is on, a nudge-pad step is one raster. The same switches sit in Options → General beside Lock/Unlock.
• The Cooldown Grid's Reference-WA extras header is now Glows & tints.

1.1.2

• React HUD: five reference-WA extras, all off by default (React HUD → Cooldown Grid → Glows & tints). Kill Command proc glow puts the animated action-button glow on the KC tile while the proc is up (the static border stays the default). Kill Command glow on the action bar lights the real bar button(s) holding Kill Command — or a macro casting it — while the proc is up; Blizzard bars, Dominos, Bartender4 and ElvUI are found, it works in combat, and it is not tied to the HUD mode. Out of range tints a grid tile whose spell cannot reach the target, per spell like the WA — shots in the dead zone or beyond max range, Raptor Strike outside melee — as a red tint or greyed out; item tiles are never tinted. And the rest of that WA's icon conditions as two more toggles: Dim while unavailable (on cooldown or not usable → greyed at 60 %) and No mana: blue. The Kill Command proc is read the way the WA reads it — the spell usable, off cooldown, and a live pet (the client reports Kill Command usable with no pet out).

1.1.1

• Licence. Nock is released under the WTFPL (LICENSE); the source lives at https://github.com/NockHUD/Nock. ATTRIBUTION.md now reads as it should have: the Shot Bars are Nock's own implementation inspired by Fluffy Hunter Bars, not a derivative of its code, so no NonCommercial term applies.
• Ripper countdown: a "Wrong debuff?" card. A small card under the numeral for the whole cast, so the plan is read before the ALT F4 moment. Its text follows your engineering specialization: Gnomish — the World Enlarger clears the small debuff for another try; Goblin — an arena skirmish resets your debuffs; unspecialized — the pitch for the Enlarger.
• Practice: pages lay out right on smaller screens. On a 1080p screen the Keys page could build while the window was being rescaled to fit, and its two columns landed on top of each other; every page now sizes off the workbench's own width.
• Slammer button: remove the drunk effect. A checkbox on the Anetheron Slammer warning that is the ffxGlow console variable itself: ticked sets it to 0 (no drunk blur), unticked sets it to 1. It reads the live value, so it shows ticked if you already run ffxGlow 0.
• Slammer button: the stand-down reads WINDOW CLOSED (was SLEEP IN) over its countdown, and the cover-margin slider runs 1.3–3 s in 0.1 s steps (default still 2 s).

1.1.0

The practice release. /nock practice grew from a graded drill into a workbench that teaches the rotation — a stage, a lesson, a ladder, a replay — and alongside it: the Anetheron Slammer button, the Grounded weave-key import, the Ripper countdown and a batch of HUD fixes. Everything under this heading is new since 1.0.27; the practice panel, picker and review described towards the end of the list are the pieces the workbench now hosts.

• Practice: the workbench. Practice opens one window in its own skin (black ground, the hunter's green as the only accent, three shipped fonts): a rail on the left — Stage, Scenarios, Ladder, Lesson, Keys, Style — and the toolbar over the stage (scenario picker, state chip, fight clock, streak, metronome, Lesson / Focus / Expert / Start). Focus pulls the stage alone onto the HUD for a fight; Expert drops the stage and keeps two panels — a combat log of what you actually did (MOVE / AUTO / CAST / MELEE / CD lanes, the buff row to click procs up, the scenario picker in its head) and the weave log. Both have keybinds and slash forms (/nock practice focus|expert). The window caps its own scale to fit the screen; the practice scale slider reaches 3.0. Closing the window (X, Esc) leaves practice. The fight review stays behind an OFF switch (practiceReviewEnabled) while its verdicts are tuned.

• Practice: every note is judged. Each press against the paper gets one verdict — PERFECT / GOOD / LATE / CLIP / MISSED / OFF — with a running streak and a best streak, and the grade is built on cycles on paper: how many auto-to-auto cycles held every note the rotation asked for and nothing extra. The old "vs paper" damage percentage is gone. A clip the paper itself schedules (5:5:1:1 waits behind its own Multi) is amber and never a fault; only a clip your hands caused paints the auto red.

• Practice: the stage. One row per ability the paper uses — its icon, its name and the key you have it bound to (NO KEY in red) — scrolling past a NOW column; the next press wears a NEXT <key> chip, the weave row carries an amber move-in ramp from the release, a four-dot metronome ticks the auto and the weave gap. Notes keep their identity through haste changes (they glide, never blink). Nine style levers under Practice → Colours & style, and a Style page that previews them live with a ghost hunter. /nock practice demo runs that ghost on any paper.

• Practice: one oracle. The medallion, the stage's NEXT and the coach line read one plan. The planner puts the paper on the hand's clock: a press inside the wind-up is queued to the release, a paper that clips by design clips where the paper clips, the release a weave lands on belongs to the weave (weave → Arcane, never Arcane → weave), a shot never starts inside a weave's walk and a weave never walks inside a cast. A paper that clips by design or asks a knife-edge weave says so — an amber C / W on its Scenarios card, a banner under the lesson, the ARMED coach line.

• Practice: replay. Stop opens the stopped fight for scrubbing: the wheel over the stage (Shift 2 s, Ctrl 0.05 s, Alt = next delayed auto), a transport over the coach row (skip / prev clip / play / next clip / skip, a track with a marker per delayed auto), /nock practice replay. The whole HUD scrubs with it — swing bar, cast bar, cooldowns, range bar, the medallion — so a clip can be read off the real frames.

• Practice: Lesson and ladder. The Lesson page draws the paper's whole period — every wind-up, release, cast, instant, weave and wait — over five narration steps (wind-up start, Steady deadline, weave gap) with Play slowly / Play, and beside them the Drop: notes falling onto keycaps that are your real binds. The Ladder is ten rungs on three tracks — TURRET (beat, multi, arcane, french), WEAVE (weave-beat, -out, -shot, -full), MASTERY (rhythm, opener) — each the rung under it plus one more thing, one-minute attempts graded against the rung's pass line, nothing locked. /nock practice lesson|ladder, ladder reset.

• Practice: Scenarios, at your haste. The Scenarios page is an accordion — Turret / Weave / Mine / Drills + ladder / Free play, one box open at a time. A paper drill runs at your own measured haste when it lies in the rotation's bracket, and the basic papers (1:1, 1:2, 2:3, 2:5) carry a Multi whenever it is off cooldown, as rotationtools intends. A paper drill rolls no crit, so no Kill Command window appears that the paper never stated (kc=on in a script keeps it).

• Practice: the Keys page and proc keys. The weave key first (with the Grounded import beside it), then every rotation key as detected on your bars with a capture button to override it, then PROC KEYS — Lust, Drums, Pot, DST, RF, QS — practice-only binds that pop the proc from the keyboard. The buff tiles cycle: one click pops it, two hold it for the fight, three (or right-click) clear it; QS's right button toggles its roll.

• Practice: the weave log. A small panel, one row per weave — Ishri's numbers (A-W: last ranged cast ends → melee hit; W-A: hit → next ranged cast starts; T, coloured by his steps) with the verdict's icon, a FAILED row in red when a weave landed no hit. The toolbar's Log button shows it in practice; /nock weavelog panel (Options → Weave Bind) shows the live one in real fights.

• Practice: Options is five tabs. Practice / Opener / Keys / Advanced / Colours & style instead of 89 controls on one scroll, an EXPERIMENTAL line at the top, and Start practice from Options closes Options.

• Weave Bind: the weave-key dialog and the Grounded import. A paper that weaves, graded with no weave key, now says so everywhere (the ARMED line, a red K on the card, the lesson banner) and the toolbar carries a Set weave key / Import weave key button that opens a two-step dialog: your macros (Default / Clever / Natty / From Grounded, the wizard's own cards), then your key. Users of Grounded (Gello) can move their weave bind into Nock in one click — key and both macro bodies, Grounded's copy removed so the key is Nock's at once, with Undo, and a separate Disable Grounded step (reloads the UI) once it holds nothing. Offered on the wizard's weave-macro page, in Setup Check, under Options → Weave Bind and on the Keys page.

• Weave Bind: the release re-arm, and honest flips. With the Snowball poke gated behind a garment, the release macro gets /startattack gated the other way round, so the attack state is re-checked whichever garment you wear; stock macros are upgraded once at login, custom ones are never touched. Flipping the garment (Shirt / Tabard) or the direction now rewrites every bracket in both bodies — including imported ones — instead of leaving a stale [equipped:Shirt] behind.

• Warnings: the Anetheron Slammer button — EXPERIMENTAL, off by default. A boss warning you click: a secure button that drinks a Sulfuron Slammer (the Midsummer drink whose burn breaks Anetheron's Sleep) — CLICK NOW in red when the Sleep window opens (16 s after engage / 16.5 s after each Sleep, the PTR-tested numbers of the "Sleep & Slam" WeakAura), a cast bar along the icon's edge when the boss shows one, COVERED in green while the burn will outlast the landing, a Glass chime at the window and an air horn at a cast you are not covered for. Shown while Anetheron is in view or the fight runs (secure frames cannot appear mid-combat). /nock slammer test|cast|sim [secs]|off. Warnings → Boss; test it on a real pull before trusting it. The shopping list's curated restock gains 20 Slammers. (Modules/SlammerEngine.lua, Modules/SlammerWatch.lua, UI/Frame_SlammerButton.lua.)

• Warnings: the Ripper / Transporter ALT F4 countdown. Casting the Dimensional Ripper - Area 52 or the Ultrasafe Transporter: Toshley's Station puts big centre-screen text up: the whole seconds (9 … 1) down to a moment just before the cast ends, then a red pulsing ALT F4 at that moment. Close the client right there and you keep the trinket's side effect (a bigger character is a real help in a raid) without the trip. Nock only counts — it never closes anything. The lead (1 s by default), the text size and an optional sound at the flip are under Warnings → You; unlock frames to place it. /nock ripper test [secs] runs a fake cast, /nock ripper off ends it, /nock ripper dumps what the watcher resolved. On by default — it only ever triggers on those two trinkets' casts. (Modules/RipperEngine.lua, Modules/RipperWatch.lua, UI/Frame_RipperCountdown.lua; Tests/ripper_engine_test.lua.)

• Warnings: quiver almost empty. A red square with your ammo's icon and the count when the arrows (or bullets) physically IN your quiver or ammo pouch drop below the threshold (400 by default, slider 50-2000) — a different number from the info row's arrow counter and the shopping list's ammo total, which add the stacks in your regular bags and your arrow makers' charges. In and out of combat. No quiver equipped, no warning. (Modules/Warnings.lua.)

• Shopping list: show stocked items, and Fel Mana. A tick in the panel's top-left corner (also Options → Shopping → "Show stocked items too") lists every tracked item, the stocked ones greyed with a green count, so the panel doubles as an inventory check. The mana-potion line now also counts Fel Mana Potions. (Modules/ShoppingList.lua, UI/Frame_ShoppingList.lua, Core/Constants.lua.)

• Debuff tracker: Scorpid Sting and Insect Swarm, and an order. Both mitigation debuffs are in the preset list, OFF until you switch them on ("Restore preset defaults" puts them back off). Every tracked debuff — presets and your custom ones — now has Up / Down buttons in Options, plus a "Reset order". (Modules/DebuffTracker.lua, Core/Constants.lua, Config/Options.lua.)

• Classic HUD: the Spec cooldown row hides when you don't have the spell. Readiness / Silencing Shot / Bestial Wrath is picked by your most-pointed talent tab; a hunter without the 41-point talent used to see it anyway, ready. The row is now dropped from both grids while the spell is unknown, and the Classic grid finally rebuilds on a respec. (Modules/Cooldowns.lua, UI/Frame_ReactCooldowns.lua.)

• React proc row: pet Frenzy, a MOVE IN alert, and nothing important lost on a boss pull. The pet's Frenzy proc has a slot (its own toggle under React → Buff rows) — and a mode: Missing on bosses (the default) keeps the slot there for the whole fight while a raid boss is targeted, bright while Frenzy is up, greyed while down and MISSING once it has been down 2 seconds (a dropped proc, not the gap between two); on trash and in dungeons it shows when up. When up and Missing always are the other two. Needs the Frenzy talent and a live pet. A live target outside Auto Shot range shows a greyed Auto Shot icon labelled MOVE IN (toggle movein; works at a dummy too). And the row — ten slots, anything past that dropped — now fills alerts → Windfury → pet → your own procs, so a Lust + Drums + RF + trinkets pull drops a trinket proc instead of Windfury or the Grace alert, which is what "missing on bosses" was. (UI/Frame_ReactBuffs.lua.)

• Classic HUD: the Buff Row. The React proc row — procs, utility buffs, Windfury, the pet's Frenzy, MOVE IN — floats above the Classic HUD too, in the React look: just above the cast bar by default, draggable anywhere when unlocked (or via its nudge pad; the pad's reset puts it back), HUD-relative so it follows the HUD's scale and drags (Layout → HUD elements → Buff row, on by default; its own scale under Per-element scaling). Its settings live on a new Classic HUD → Buff Row page that is the same page as React HUD → Buff Row: one implementation, one set of profile keys, so a change on either side is the other's. Only the on/off switch, the placement and the scale are per HUD mode. (UI/Frame_ReactBuffs.lua, UI/HUD.lua, Config/Options.lua.)

• Unlocked frames say their name. While the HUD is unlocked every movable frame — the HUD box, each row, the cast bar, the buff row, the medallion, the Misdirection panel, the trackers, the shopping list, the side panels, the corner icons — wears a small green name tag in its corner, so a screenshot of an unlocked layout says which panel is which even when they overlap. Rows are named in plain words (Rotation, Swing Timers, Cooldown Grid, …). (UI/EditMode.lua, UI/HUD.lua.)

• Minimap icon. The Nock mark on the minimap: left-click opens the settings, right-click locks / unlocks all frames. General → "Minimap icon" or /nock minimap hides it. (Core/Minimap.lua.)

• "Hide out of combat" — two refinements. Practice mode keeps the HUD up whatever the switch says. And the same switch now also hides the buff tracker and the Misdirection panel while you are RESTED (an inn, a city) — not merely out of combat, where both are wanted between pulls. (Core/State.lua, UI/HUD.lua, UI/Frame_BuffTracker.lua, UI/Frame_Misdirect.lua.)

• Practice: movable panel and review window, /nock practice reset. The practice panel and the fight review now drag by their title bar whenever no fight is running — locked only while a fight is on — regardless of the global lock, since these are tools rather than HUD chrome. The review window rides above the panel and the HUD (HIGH strata, toplevel); the panel is toplevel too. /nock practice reset re-centres both windows and drops their saved positions. (Modules/Practice.lua, UI/Frame_Practice.lua, UI/Frame_PracticeTimeline.lua.)

• Practice: the conveyor. Three lanes — SHOTS, WEAVE, PROCS — scroll smoothly right to left past a fixed gold hit line (30% of the lane width by default): shot blocks sized to their own cast time, a weave band that appears once the swing is ready, and proc icons with their remaining time. A clip turns the crossing auto red as it hits the line, with the verdict toast anchored right there. Docked, it's a strip built into the practice panel; the panel's Undock/Dock button pops it into its own movable window at the timeline width, dragged by its lane-label gutter whenever no fight runs. New Options under Utilities → Practice → Conveyor & review: speed (px/s), past and lookahead seconds, hit line position, and the docked toggle (flips live via NOCK_PRACTICE_DOCK_CHANGED). (UI/Frame_PracticeConveyor.lua, Core/PracticeTimeline.lua T.Strip, UI/Frame_Practice.lua, Config/Options.lua, Config/Defaults.lua.)

• Practice: scenario catalog and picker. Practice.BuildCatalog turns every turret bracket from Rotations/Profiles.lua and every weave notation into a 60 s paper drill with its haste pinned (lock=/ews=) and its procs HELD to match the notation each drill claims — so the rotation can't rename itself mid-drill — alongside the built-in proc scripts, your own scenarios and Free play (no auto-stop, procs roll live). A scenario whose name a paper drill or script already owns is dropped with an error rather than silently shadowed, and a weave notation with no drill mapping is skipped the same way. /nock practice scenarios (also wired to the panel's scenario card) opens a window listing the whole catalog as cards in five groups, current pick gold-bordered, Free play and "+ New..." dashed; a card click sets the scenario and closes, "+ New..." jumps to Options. The scenario DSL keeps hold= (pin a proc up without rolling it) and len=0 (open-ended, i.e. Free play) from earlier tasks. (Modules/Practice.lua, UI/Frame_PracticeScenarios.lua, Config/Defaults.lua.)

• Practice: icon proc palette. The five text proc buttons and the QS checkbox are now seven React icon tiles — RF, Lust, Drums, DST, Pot, QS, KC — captioned underneath, desaturated while down, each with a Cooldown child that sweeps backwards for a proc's remaining duration and forwards for its cooldown; KC takes no clicks since only a crit opens its window. In a paper drill the tiles stay visible but inert and read "locked" since the scenario pins the haste. The per-slot cooldown swipe sits on its own text-layer child (the textLayer pattern from UI/Widgets.lua / UI/Frame_PetStatus.lua) so it no longer paints over the slot's own time and label text. (UI/Frame_Practice.lua, Modules/Practice.lua.)

• Practice: panel restyle. The practice panel is rebuilt at 560 px on the current visual system: a title bar (grip, gold PRACTICE, a state chip — READY / FIGHT m:ss / FIGHT OVER — and an eWS/notation/latency info chip, then Start/Stop, Review and leave), a scenario card that opens the picker (swatch, name, sub-line, change chip) beside the NOW/NEXT slots and a fit/wait hint line, the conveyor strip, five stat tiles (auto/GCD efficiency, clips, weaves, kill command), the proc palette, and a footer with the keys summary and Keys/Options/Undock buttons. The old recent-press tile strip, plain score/footwork/status lines and the scenario dropdown are gone — the conveyor and the tiles carry what they showed. (UI/Frame_Practice.lua, Modules/Practice.lua CurrentCatalogItem.)

• Practice: review restyle, letter grade, live mode removed. The fight review window is rebuilt the same way: a title bar (grip, gold FIGHT REVIEW, a chip naming the fight on screen — scenario, length, seed, an infinity sign for Free play — and an eWS/notation/latency chip, then Copy report and close), a grade block (a 95%+ A down to an F, with a plus for the top third of a band) beside six stat tiles (auto/GCD efficiency, clips, weaves, kill command, opener), and fault rows whose verdict is now a severity chip (bad/warn/good) instead of coloured text, with the Top fix in a gold-bordered box. Copy report carries the grade. Live mode — the playhead, the lookahead ribbon, and the practiceTimelineLive / Lookahead / Head options — is gone; the conveyor is the live surface now. (UI/Frame_PracticeTimeline.lua, Modules/PracticeGrader.lua G.Grade, Modules/Practice.lua.)

• Practice mode (phase 2, turret drills). /nock practice runs a simulated fight on your real HUD: no target, no casts. Your Steady / Multi / Arcane keys drive a simulated hunter (swing grid, wind-up, clip band, GCD, spell queue, your live latency) and a toast grades every press — CLIP, LATE, STEADY WON'T FIT, CATCH-UP MULTI MISSED, GOOD — with a scorecard on Stop fight (auto/GCD efficiency, clips, damage vs the paper rotation). Keys fall back to your real buttons the moment combat starts. Settings under Utilities → Practice. Weaving, procs, scenarios and the fight timeline are next. The panel now guides the drill — NOW/NEXT icons from the rotation engine, a strip of your last presses tinted by verdict, a live score line — and mashing a key is never a fault (mashing the spell already casting is ignored; only a different key pressed too early counts). The weave key stands down while practice is on — it stays bound and runs an empty macro, so a mob that pulls mid-drill hands it straight back (weave drills come in the next phase). /nock practice keys dumps what key detection saw, and the options key fields capture the combo you press. (Core/PracticeModel.lua, Modules/PracticeEngine.lua, Modules/PracticeGrader.lua, Modules/Practice.lua, UI/Frame_Practice.lua; live producers yield on state.sim.active.)

• Practice mode (phases 4–5): procs, scenarios, Kill Command, opener, timeline. Haste now moves during a drill, cooldowns are graded like the shot keys, and a timeline lets you walk the fight back. Broken out below.

• Practice: procs and scenarios. Panel buttons for RF, Lust (Bloodlust), Drums, DST (Dragonspine Trophy) and Pot (Haste Potion), plus a Quick Shots toggle, fire the same haste sources a real fight would. A scenario dropdown picks one of five built-ins (Clean French, Rapid Fire at 5 s, RF + Quick Shots, Lust + RF + Drums, Raid pull) or a scenario typed into Options in the DSL Name: rf@5 lust@20 drums@20 dst@30 pot@21 qs@5 ews=2.17 lock=5:5:1:1 len=90 qs=off — procs at seconds, ews/lock pin the speed or notation, len auto-stops the fight, qs=off disables the roll. A seeded RNG (Seed in Options) makes Quick Shots rolls and crits repeatable, so two attempts at the same seed and scenario differ only in what you pressed. (Modules/PracticeEngine.lua, Modules/Practice.lua, UI/Frame_Practice.lua.)

• Practice: Kill Command windows. Any crit — auto, Steady, Multi or a melee hit, rolled on the same seeded RNG at your live crit chances — opens a 5 s Kill Command window. The tracked cooldown slot glows while a window is open, and the report/scorecard gains KC: windows n · used m. (Modules/PracticeEngine.lua, Modules/PracticeGrader.lua, Modules/Practice.lua.)

• Practice: cooldown keys and opener grading. Rapid Fire, Bestial Wrath/spec, both trinket slots (/use 13 / /use 14), Drums and the Haste Potion are taken over the same way the shot keys are, each with its own Options key field. The opener now grades against a selectable anchor — pull, Bloodlust, Drums, Haste Potion or Rapid Fire — checking each listed cooldown against it; a cooldown fired before the anchor lands is called EARLY rather than credited. The report's Opener (anchor): … line marks Steady timing, Multi-on-pull and every cooldown. (Modules/PracticeEngine.lua, Modules/PracticeGrader.lua, Modules/Practice.lua.)

• Practice: per-haste-window scorecard. The scorecard now cuts a window per haste state, each with the expected notation next to the one you actually played, its own auto/GCD efficiency, and paper damage for that window — the haste-adaptation grade the phase-4/5 design asked for. (Modules/PracticeGrader.lua, Modules/Practice.lua.)

• Practice: report Analysis block. /nock practice report's copybox now opens with a scenario/seed header and gains an Analysis block: a Top fix line (fault code, count, cost, advice) followed by each fault's you did / expected / cost. (Modules/Practice.lua.)

• Practice: timeline window. /nock practice timeline, a panel button, or Stop fight (auto-opens) brings up a window with five lanes — paper, auto, cast, melee, procs — painted with spell icons, verdict marks with You did/Expected tooltips, and expected-cast ghosts. Analysis rows below the lanes jump the view to the fault when clicked; Copy report opens a copybox with the plain-text report. A live-scrolling mode (Live in Options → Timeline) keeps a playhead and a lookahead ribbon on every lane while a fight runs, tunable alongside px/s, width and the ✓-marks toggle. (UI/Frame_PracticeTimeline.lua, Modules/Practice.lua.)

• Practice: Options — Procs & scenarios / Opener / Timeline. Three new sections under Utilities → Practice: Procs & scenarios (Quick Shots toggle, seed, scenario dropdown, custom-scenario editbox), Opener (anchor, opener GCD count, opener Steady cast time, per-cooldown checkboxes) and Timeline (px/s, width, live, lookahead, playhead position, ✓ marks), plus six new cooldown key fields (Rapid Fire, Bestial Wrath/spec, Trinket 1, Trinket 2, Drums of Battle, Haste Potion). (Config/Options.lua.)

• Practice: the auto bar holds through a clip. A Steady fired into the clip band used to re-anchor the auto bar to the pushed shot the moment the cast began — a jump back of the whole overlap. The bar now fills to the grid and sits full as a held shot until the late auto fires, exactly as live (Nock.AutoSwingLive treats a practice fight as combat). (Core/State.lua, Modules/PracticeEngine.lua.)

• Practice: /startattack is range-aware. A /startattack in a Steady/Arcane macro used to switch the sim's auto to melee mode on every press (Arcane spam "reset" the timer; after one weave the autos died). As live, at range it now starts Auto Shot (never re-basing a running grid) and only inside melee reach — or on a held weave key — starts the melee auto. /stopattack, Raptor and the poke still count only on the weave key (/nock practice keys lists them as (weave-only)). (Modules/PracticeEngine.lua, Modules/Practice.lua.)

• Practice: no dead sliver between melee and Auto Shot. The sim's Auto Shot minimum was 5.01 yd against a 5.0 yd melee reach, so one backpedal tick could park you at 5.00–5.01 — painted PERFECT, but unshootable — where a wind-up stuck forever and every Steady queued behind it ("auto just stops"). Minimum is now the melee reach, as live. A weave held before the first auto no longer reports a nonsense WEAVE SLOW budget. (Core/Constants.lua, Modules/PracticeEngine.lua.)

• Practice: stepping in no longer kills the auto. Entering melee without the weave key pauses the shot (too close) and it resumes on the way out; it used to disarm the auto outright, blanking the auto bar and the weave lane until the next Steady re-armed it. Only /startattack switches the auto to melee. (Modules/PracticeEngine.lua.)

• Practice: Arcane never touches the auto timer. An instant no longer counts as a cast for the clip rule (it used to push a wind-up that had not started), fires at once even inside the wind-up when the GCD is free, and a shot press during a weave hold no longer re-arms the auto — only !Auto Shot switches the auto back to ranged (and switches the melee auto off). Spamming Arcane mid-weave used to reset the grid. (Modules/PracticeEngine.lua.)

• Practice assumes the Snowball poke. A [noequipped:Shirt]-gated /use Snowball line used to be resolved against the shirt you practise in, silently dropping the poke from the drill. The sim now strips garment gates and grades the boss-fight macro. (Modules/Practice.lua.)

• Practice: /startattack inside melee swings at once. Without a Snowball poke the sim always waited for the server's 0.5 s re-check from the moment you stepped in, so a key pressed inside melee and a quick backpedal never landed. Starting the attack from inside range swings immediately, as live; the pulse applies only when you start attacking from outside and walk in. The first auto of a fight is no longer measured against a grid that did not exist yet. (Modules/PracticeEngine.lua.)

• Practice grades the way-out weave fairly. Stepping into melee before the key no longer closes the weave window (it read as WEAVE MISSED), a weave begun inside melee gets a zero step-in leg instead of none, and DEAD ZONE now means "still inside when the auto's wind-up wanted to start" rather than "a Steady no longer fits" — the gap you weave in. /nock practice debug captures every engine event; /nock practice debuglog opens them in a copybox. (Modules/PracticeEngine.lua, Modules/Practice.lua.)

• Practice credits fast weaves on the way out. The sim applied your weave key with your live latency but moved you instantly, so a poke-and-backpedal weave found you already out of melee and nothing landed. The engine now judges melee the way the server does — against where you were when the press was made — so a hit earned inside melee lands even after you've backed out. (Modules/PracticeEngine.lua.)

• Practice footwork is speed-only. The weave drill no longer tracks a target position or your facing (the geometry anchor put the virtual target behind you). Running closes, backpedalling retreats, standing holds — nothing moves you but your keys, so the bar stops the instant you do. The bar is your pixel finder: creep until the thumb sits on the melee divider, then a tap forward is in and a tap back is out, exactly the pixel weave you do live. (Modules/PracticeEngine.lua Reckon, Modules/Practice.lua.)

• Practice range bar reads the real distance. The drill maps its known distance straight onto the bar (same states and border values as the live glide, continuous everywhere), so the thumb moves smoothly with your feet and never snaps or RESYNCs. Past 10 yd it resolves the finding ladder from the virtual distance (with your Hawk Eye / Scatter rungs) instead of going blank. (Core/PracticeModel.lua RangeProg/LadderBracket, Modules/Practice.lua.)

• Practice keeps your auto-backpedal. With a "Clever" weave macro (/click MovePadBackward in both bodies) the weave key now still runs the Movement Pad step-out during a drill — hold backs you out, release stops you — while the attack lines stay simulated. The button runs practice bodies (Core/WeaveMacro.lua PracticeBody) instead of an empty macro; key-only footwork runs nothing, as before. (Modules/WeaveBind.lua.)

• Practice mode (phase 3, weaving). The drill now models the melee weave. A virtual target stands Start distance yards out at the pull, and either your real footwork (UnitPosition, or dead-reckoning off your run/backpedal speed where that's unavailable) or the engine's own timer ("Weave key only" footwork) carries you toward and away from it. Hold your real weave key to step in — the sim reads your actual Weave Bind macro to know whether the hold presses Raptor Strike or just melee attacks, so it lands a Raptor hit (off cooldown) or a plain white hit at the swing's own instant, and charges the same re-arm cost for an early release that the live retry grid does. Five new verdicts: WEAVE ✓, WEAVE SLOW (a leg over the slow-leg threshold), WEAVE MISSED (a free window with no weave), RE-ARM (an early release), DEAD ZONE (still in melee past the point a Steady would fit). The panel gained a footwork caption and weave counts on the score line; new settings under Utilities → Practice → Weave (footwork, start distance, step time, melee/re-arm retry pulses, slow-leg threshold). /nock practice pos dumps the sim's read on your position for troubleshooting. (Modules/PracticeEngine.lua, Modules/PracticeGrader.lua, Modules/Practice.lua, UI/Frame_Practice.lua, Config/Options.lua.)

1.0.27

• Every classic bar's background is now colourable. The track behind each bar -- the part that shows through wherever the fill hasn't reached -- was hardcoded to black with a black 1px edge, which is why the classic HUD read as a stack of black boxes. The Auto Shot, Melee and GCD bars (Classic HUD -> Swing Bars), the mana bar, the range finder, the Shot Bars timeline (Classic HUD -> Shot Bars) and the cast bar each gained their own Bar background block: fill colour + opacity and border colour + opacity. Per bar, not global, so you can leave the ones you like alone. Defaults reproduce the old look exactly, so nothing changes until you touch one. Note the cast bar now has two blocks -- Background skins the panel around the icon and bar, Bar background skins the bar itself.

• Bar mark widths are now real screen pixels, and the marks are pixel-snapped. A "pixel" in SetWidth is a logical unit the UI scale multiplies into actual screen pixels, and the two diverge hard: at a UI scale of 0.5333 (1440p on the 768-line default) a 2-logical-pixel tick is only 1.07 real pixels. That is why every mark on the Auto Shot bar rendered as the same dim hairline no matter what width it was given, and why they appeared to change width once you started shooting -- the measured swing duration and wind-up replace the seeded ones, moving every mark to a different fractional offset, where a solid quad straddles two pixel columns at half brightness each. Widths are now specified in device pixels and converted through the bar's effective scale, and mark positions are snapped so the quad's edges land on device pixel boundaries. Applies to both the React and classic Auto Shot bars, and re-applies automatically when the effective scale changes.

• Every mark on the React Auto Shot bar is now styleable. The Steady clip tick, the Multi clip tick, the wind-up commit landmark and the eWS brackets each gained a width and a colour under React HUD -> Skin, joining the GCD divider and the gold fill. Defaults reproduce the reference constants exactly, so nothing changes until you touch one, and all of them are in "Reset skin to reference look". These are React-scoped keys: the classic HUD keeps its own clip tick colours, so the two HUDs can be styled apart.

• The classic Auto Shot bar's clip ticks gained widths too. It already had colour control for its three ticks but no width; clipTickSteadyWidth / clipTickMultiWidth / clipTickWindupWidth sit beside those colours, each defaulting to the hardcoded 2px.

• The React bar legend now shows your colours, not the reference ones. Three of its swatches were hardcoded because the tick colours used to be fixed constants; they follow the profile now, and the miniature's ticks follow your configured widths as well.

• GCD divider on the React Auto Shot bar (off by default). The reference WeakAura draws the global cooldown onto the swing bar as a moving divider; Nock can now do the same. It is not a threshold like the red/orange clip ticks — it runs the GCD's own progress across the bar the way the gold fill runs the swing, and it follows the Auto Shot bar's fill direction: Converge puts one purple line in from each edge, left/right a single line from the fill's origin edge. Nothing is drawn while you're off the GCD. Switch it on under React HUD → Bars; width and colour live under Skin. (UI/Frame_ReactCluster.lua, UI/Widgets.lua, UI/AceGUI_BarLegends.lua, config.)

• The auto bar's marks now share one projection. The "fraction of the cycle → point on the bar" arithmetic existed twice in Frame_ReactCluster.lua (the clip/wind-up pair and the eWS brackets) and the GCD divider would have made three. It is now Nock.UI.ReactAxisPoint, used by all of them and covered by Tests/react_gcd_divider_test.lua — the same lesson the clip threshold taught.

• The React buff row can be moved. It was welded above the cluster with no way to shift it; it is now freely placeable, dragged by its edit border while unlocked or nudged a pixel at a time from the pad. Resetting the pad re-welds it to the default position above the cluster, where it still lifts itself around the cast bar.

• Helpers panel overhaul — buffs are now matched by spell ID. The old matcher compared aura names, which quietly never worked for several helpers: a scroll's aura is named just "Agility" / "Strength" (not "Scroll of Agility"), so both scroll reminders were stuck on "missing" forever no matter what you drank. Elixir auras have the same problem — they use short names like "Major Agility" and "Greater Armor", not the item names. Every ID now lives in a new Core/ConsumeData.lua and is matched by ID across all ranks.

• Three more ID bugs fell out of verifying that list against Wowhead. The Undead reminder checked your bags for item 12404 believing it was the Consecrated Sharpening Stone — that's the plain Dense stone; the consecrated one is 23122, which was sitting in the regular stone list. Gift of Arthas was tracked by 11374, which is the disease it procs onto whoever hits you, not the buff you wear (11371). And four of the seven tracked "hunter foods" were the wrong items — three of them plain vendor food that grants no Well Fed buff at all, and one (31672) Mok'Nathal Shortribs rather than the Spicy Hot Talbuk it was labelled as.

• Food and pet food both got wider and more accurate. The food list now leads with Ravager Dog (+40 attack power — the actual hunter food, which wasn't tracked at all) and includes Spicy Hot Talbuk, Grilled Mudfish, Spicy Crawdad and Fisherman's Feast. Pet food now also recognises Sporeling Snack alongside Kibler's Bits, so the badge is labelled "Pet food". Your pet's food aura is named "Well Fed" exactly like your own, which is one more thing name matching could never have separated.

• New "expiring soon" state. A buff that's still up but under a configurable threshold (default 5 minutes) now surfaces in colour with a countdown, instead of staying invisible until it falls off mid-pull. Set the threshold to 0 for the old missing-only behavior.

• The panel is a proper floating panel now. Drag it while unlocked, nudge it a pixel at a time, and it keeps its position per profile. It carries the standard Background block (fill + LSM border) and icon size / gap / scale sliders. Since it's hidden outside instances and in combat, unlocking shows a preview row so there's actually something to grab.

• New /nock helpers diagnostic. Dumps every gate verdict, each helper's status, which tracked buff IDs are on you, and which tracked items are in your bags — so a helper that disagrees with reality names its own bug. (Core/ConsumeData.lua, Modules/Helpers.lua, UI/Frame_Helpers.lua, config; guarded by Tests/consume_data_test.lua and Tests/helpers_engine_test.lua.)

1.0.26

• Free placement is now Classic-only. The free layout toggle leaked into the React look, scattering the React cluster and cooldown strip to stale positions and tearing their seam apart. React now always uses its grid; saved free positions survive untouched for switching back to Classic. In free layout the classic HUD's backdrop box is hidden entirely (it no longer eats clicks), and the pet-status, repair and totem panels become independently placeable — transient panels hold a preview open while unlocked so they can be dragged. Guarded by Tests/free_layout_test.lua.

• "Hide Blizzard's cast bar" toggle in the shared cast bar settings (General → Cast bar and Classic HUD → Cast Bar, off by default). Hides the default player cast bar so only Nock's shows. Turning it back off restores the default bar live where the client allows; otherwise a chat note asks for a /reload. (Modules/CastBar.lua, Config/Options.lua, Config/Defaults.lua.)

• Classic cast bar: padding, background and border settings. Classic HUD → Cast Bar grows a Padding slider (the inset between the panel edge and the icon/bar — the panel resizes with it) and the same "Background" block the floating panels got: fill color + opacity, LibSharedMedia border style with thickness, color and opacity. Defaults reproduce the previous hardcoded look. Heads-up in the border tooltip: the panel sits flush against the HUD box, so a thick border breaks that seamless join. Guarded by Tests/options_tree_test.lua. (UI/Frame_CastBar.lua, Config/Options.lua, Config/Defaults.lua.)

• The HUD Background section moved from General to HUD & Bars → Classic HUD. The backdrop box only exists in the classic look (React draws no box — its styling is the React → Skin subtab), so its settings now live with that look. Same keys, nothing resets; a note on the page points React users at Skin.

• Per-panel background styling for the classic floating panels. The Misdirection tracker, Buff Tracker (both grids), Debuff Tracker, and Shopping List each get a "Background" section on their own options tab with the same depth as the HUD's Background page: fill color + opacity, and a LibSharedMedia border style with thickness, color and opacity. Defaults reproduce each panel's previous hardcoded look (the debuff grid stays invisible until you style it); the green unlock outline still always wins while repositioning. The MD tracker's existing background-opacity setting carries over — its border no longer auto-fades with the fill, it has its own opacity slider now. Guarded by Tests/options_tree_test.lua. (UI/Widgets.lua ApplyUserPanelStyle, the four panel frames, Config/Options.lua panelStyleArgs, Config/Defaults.lua.)

• Experimental: Retry-Timer (Experimental → Retry-Timer, off by default, both HUD looks). A weave-release timing bar glued under the HUD while the weave key is held: after /cast !Auto Shot the client re-checks on a ~0.5s pulse counted from your press (Aerthax's "retry grid", Classic Hunter Discord 2022), so a release mid-recharge delays the shot by up to half a second — unless it lands on a green free notch (exactly 0.5s/1.0s before ready) or anywhere after ready. The bar draws the cost boxes reddening toward each notch, the latency-shifted free zone, a sweeping playhead and a color-coded "+0.32" cost readout, and dims once a release is free. Height, readout and notches are configurable; preview while unlocked. For the trial period "Always show (testing)" ships ON — the bar stays on screen whenever the Retry-Timer is enabled, even between swings; turn it off for hold-only.

• The Retry-Timer answers "did my !Auto Shot press register?" — a status chip on its left edge: green FIRING while the wind-up runs (the shot is committed, nothing can clip it), AUTO ON when auto-repeat is armed (the press landed), neutral MELEE while the toggle is off mid-hold (expected — /startattack switched you), and a blinking red AUTO OFF when the toggle is dead in combat with no hold — the state that loses a whole swing cycle. The chip stays visible in always-show mode so a cancelled auto-repeat can't hide. Driven by START/STOP_AUTOREPEAT_SPELL and the measured wind-up; guarded by Tests/release_arm_test.lua. (UI/Frame_ReleaseBar.lua, Core/State.lua, Core/Core.lua, Core/Constants.lua, config.)

• The model is unverified on Anniversary, so it ships with its own gate: /nock weavelog (any mode) now prints release->auto predicted +Xms, measured +Yms for every weave — predicted is the new shared Nock.ReleaseCost sawtooth, measured is the swing timer's real autoDelay for that shot. If the pairs track on a dummy, the bar's promise holds; if not, the experiment stays off. Guarded by Tests/release_cost_test.lua. (Modules/WeaveBind.lua.)

• /nock weavelog report — every weavelog line is also captured (with a session-relative timestamp, 500-line cap keeping the newest) and the report command exports the whole session to the copyable text window with a context header (version, eWS, wind-up, latency). Works during or after a session; starting a new one resets the buffer. (Modules/WeaveBind.lua, Core/Core.lua, Tests/weavelog_report_test.lua.)

1.0.25

• Settings reorganized: HUD & Bars now splits into Classic HUD and React HUD. The active look is marked "(active)" in the list, and the HUD & Bars landing page carries the look picker. Where did things go?
  • Layout, Swing Bars, Mana Bar, Range Finder, Cooldown Grid → Classic HUD.
  • Rotation → Classic HUD → Shot Bars (same settings, honest name).
  • The React HUD page is now six subtabs: Size & Elements, Bars, Range Bar, Cooldown Grid, Buff Row, Skin.
• Shared settings now show up in every home that needs them (same setting, multiple doors): the HUD look picker (General, HUD & Bars, React), the weave engine tunables (Classic → Shot Bars and React → Bars), non-combat casts (General, Classic → Cast Bar, React → Size & Elements), and custom cooldown entries (both grid pages — one list, editable from either side).
• New: Classic HUD → Cast Bar page — the classic cast-bar settings in one place, behavior and styling together. (Config/Options.lua, Tests/options_tree_test.lua.)
• /nock diag now opens in the copyable text window (like /nock fonts) instead of printing to chat, so the whole report pastes back in one Ctrl+C. (Core/Core.lua.)
• Classic cast bar and swing bars are now styleable. Classic HUD → Cast Bar gains a styling section: bar height (icon and panel resize with it), its own LSM texture, fill color, and a spell-icon toggle (off stretches the bar full width). Swing Bars gains fill color pickers for the Auto Shot and melee bars plus the three clip-tick colors (Steady clip, Multi clip, wind-up mark). Defaults reproduce the original look exactly. (Config/Options.lua, Config/Defaults.lua, UI/Frame_CastBar.lua, UI/Frame_SwingTimers.lua.)
• Experimental split into sub-pages — V3 Medallion (icon + countdown dial), Sapper Column, Zoomed Weave Bar — one experiment per page instead of one scroll. (Config/Options.lua, Tests/options_tree_test.lua.)
• Warnings page reorganized into themed sub-pages. Instead of one endless scroll, the sidebar under Warnings now lists Appearance & Preview plus five themed pages — You, Pet, Combat, Gear & Binds, Boss — each a short list of the familiar warning boxes. Warnings carry their category in the catalog, so new ones file themselves (unknown categories land under "Other" rather than disappearing). Helpers keeps its short flat list. (Config/Options.lua, Modules/Warnings.lua, Tests/options_tree_test.lua.)

1.0.24

• The React Hunter's Mark icon names the hunter who cast it. With several hunters on one boss, "is the mark up" was only half the question — the other half is whose it is and whether anyone is going to refresh it. The caster's name now sits along the bottom of the icon, under the countdown. Nothing is shown when the client won't name the caster (a hunter outside your group, or one who has moved out of range), so an unlabelled mark means "unknown", never "unowned". No new setting: the corner icons are already opt-in on the React HUD tab. (Modules/Auras.lua, UI/Frame_ReactCorners.lua, UI/Widgets.lua, Core/State.lua.)
• Steam Tonk settling delay: 0.50s floor, default and minimum. 0.40s was inherited from the community WeakAura, and it is a gamble — it sits close enough to the transform landing that one bad frame or latency spike welds you in place for the rest of the pull. The slider now stops at 0.50s, that is the shipped default, and existing profiles set below it are raised on login rather than grandfathered. Anything you have set at 0.50s or higher is left exactly where it is. (Core/Constants.lua, Core/State.lua, Core/Core.lua, Modules/TonkGuard.lua, UI/Frame_TonkDial.lua, config.)
• Fixed: the React HUD tab ending at "Bar texture", with every setting below it missing. Nock's texture and font dropdowns were being drawn by a library Nock doesn't ship — it only exists if some other addon supplies it, at whatever version that addon froze, and ElvUI is the one people kept hitting this through. Old copies of it error the moment you open a media dropdown, and every copy mistook the React Font row's "Reference (built-in)" label for a font filename. Either fault aborts the options panel mid-build, and everything below the point of failure then silently never appears — which is all you could see from the outside. Nock now always draws its own media dropdowns, and the "Reference (built-in)" / "Inherit (global)" rows can no longer be mistaken for a file, on every dropdown rather than just the one that broke. Your saved settings are untouched — nothing needs re-picking. (Config/Options.lua, UI/AceGUI_LSMDropdown.lua, Tests/options_lsm_values_test.lua.)
• New /nock diag. Reports which widget is drawing the media dropdowns and at what version, alongside the AceGUI and LibSharedMedia state. An options panel that stops halfway is silent by nature — if it ever happens again, this turns the report into one line. (Core/Core.lua, UI/AceGUI_LSMDropdown.lua.)

1.0.23

• DO NOT RELEASE — the wipe-with-lust banner. When you lie dead with the Sated/Exhaustion debuff still on you (the raid burned Bloodlust/Heroism this attempt), the boss-mark centre banner reads DO NOT RELEASE with the Sated icon, until you release, get resurrected, or the debuff runs out. Same banner, position and size as the Teron/Archimonde alert; boss marks keep priority. On by default (it can only ever appear while you're dead after a lusted attempt); toggle on the Warnings tab. /nock norelease, or the "Preview DO NOT RELEASE banner" button in the Warnings tab's Preview section, holds the banner open for 5 seconds so it can be placed without wiping (the sample-squares demo can't show it — it isn't a square). (Modules/Warnings.lua, UI/Frame_BossBanner.lua, Core/State.lua, Core/Core.lua, Core/Constants.lua, config.)
• Devilsaur Tooth warning (off by default). For carriers of the Un'Goro quest trinket: an amber square when a boss is targeted, the tooth is equipped, your pet is alive, and the pet's guaranteed crit (Primal Instinct, the buff the trinket's Use loads onto the pet until its next crit consumes it) is not up. Deliberately ignores the trinket's 2-minute cooldown — the warning means the crit isn't loaded, whether or not you can re-pop yet. Enable on the Warnings tab. The tooth also joins the wrong-trinket warning's default ID list (pop it pre-pull, swap a real trinket in; delist it in the Options box if you deliberately wear it) — note AceDB never re-delivers a changed default, so profiles that already edited that list keep theirs and must add 19992 by hand. (Modules/Warnings.lua, Core/Constants.lua, config, Tests/wrong_trinket_ids_test.lua.)
• React range bar: the centre divider is yours now. The melee-boundary tick in the middle of the React HUD's range bar gets a width slider (1-8px) and a colour picker on the React HUD tab → Skin, reference look 1px white as before. Both participate in "Reset skin to reference look". (UI/Frame_ReactCluster.lua, config, Tests/options_tree_test.lua.)

1.0.22

• Zoomed weave bar (experimental, idea by Erda). New toggle on the Experimental tab (off by default; applies to the classic Range Finder and the React range bar alike). It crops the glide view: the outer part of each side is shaven off and the middle stretched across the full bar — same layout, same centered melee-boundary tick, but every step moves the bar further, so it reads faster and more directly. A zoom-level slider picks the magnification (1.5x-8x, default 2x = 25% shaven per side; 4x shows only the middle quarter). Beyond the zoom window the fill pegs empty/full. The 40-8yd finding ladder is unchanged. One shared mapping in the range engine (Nock.RangeEngine.ZoomFill), LuaJIT-tested. (Modules/RangeEngine.lua, UI/Frame_RangeFinder.lua, UI/Frame_ReactCluster.lua, config, Tests/range_engine_test.lua.)

1.0.21

• The Misdirection panel: charges, background, title. Three additions, all defaulting to the current look:
  • Remaining MD charges (3→1) on the active row's icon, buff-stack style. The tracker was already reading the caster's Misdirection buff to detect the early three-shots fade — it now keeps the stack count it used to throw away. Only readable for grouped hunters the roster can inspect; when the client reports no count, no number renders.
  • Background opacity slider (Misdirection tab → Panel). Default 0.85 = the shared panel backdrop, exactly as today; the panel's outer border fades with it, so 0 leaves only the rows — no floating black outline. The green unlock border stays full-strength (you still need to find the panel to drag it). The old auto-pulse stays gone — this is a static, user-chosen alpha.
  • "MISDIRECTION title" toggle. Off hides the header and gives its height back to the panel; safe to flip in combat (the resize defers to the next out-of-combat tick, like every other MD geometry change). (Modules/Misdirection.lua, UI/Frame_Misdirect.lua, Core/State.lua, config.)
• Rotation labels can carry a custom color. The Rotation tab's rename section gains a color swatch per notation (teal "French", anyone?), applied everywhere the label renders — the React notation, the classic Auto Shot bar and the Shot Bars — always keyed on the built-in notation, so renames and colors compose. "Reset all colors" returns every site to its own default. (Rotations/Profiles.lua DisplayColor, the three label views, Modules/ShotPredictor.lua, config, Tests/profiles_display_test.lua.)
• The React mana bar text is configurable. React HUD tab → "Mana bar text": percent (the reference look, default), the actual value, both, or nothing — same formatter the classic mana bar uses. (UI/Frame_ReactCluster.lua, UI/Widgets.lua shared FormatManaText, Tests/mana_format_test.lua.)
• The React HUD accepts your bar texture, font and font size. React HUD tab → Skin gains React-scoped "Bar texture" and "Font" pickers (LibSharedMedia) plus a "Font size" slider (reference 9; all React text shifts together, keeping its proportions), everything defaulting to the fixed reference skin, exactly as before. They restyle the cluster fills, the glued cast bar, and the buff-row and corner-icon text; the chosen font also takes over the cooldown grid, which follows the classic HUD's global Font while the picker sits on Reference (that was the one React text that already obeyed the global option — the inconsistency is now a rule). Separate from the classic HUD's global Bar texture / Font on purpose; "Reset skin" restores Reference. (UI/Widgets.lua, UI/Frame_ReactCluster.lua, UI/Frame_ReactCastBar.lua, UI/Frame_ReactBuffs.lua, UI/Frame_ReactCooldowns.lua, config.)
• The React cluster's bars can be re-ordered. React HUD tab → Bar order: Up/Down per bar (Auto Shot / melee / range / mana), reset restores the reference stack. The cast bar keeps gluing to whatever ends up on top, the buff row above that; hidden bars keep costing zero height. Stored order self-heals through a sanitizer, so a damaged profile value can't wedge the layout. (UI/Frame_ReactCluster.lua, UI/Widgets.lua, Config/Options.lua, Tests/react_order_test.lua.)
• The React corner icons (Aspect / Hunter's Mark) are movable in /nock unlock. Drag one wherever you like, or click it for the nudge pad; the border turns green while unlocked to say it's grabbable. Positions are saved per icon and stay cluster-relative, so a moved icon still follows the HUD, scales with it, and vanishes in classic mode. The pad's reset re-welds the icon to its mirrored corner (the X/Y sliders keep driving un-moved icons). (UI/Frame_ReactCorners.lua, Config/Defaults.lua.)
• The React proc row previews itself in /nock unlock. The row is invisible whenever nothing procs — exactly when you're laying out the HUD — so while unlocked it now shows three placeholder procs (Rapid Fire, Quick Shots, Bloodlust) inside a green frame marking its footprint. (UI/Frame_ReactBuffs.lua.)
• The turret rotation label now understands haste procs. It used to be a raw effective-weapon-speed bracket lookup, which the 12-second Improved Hawk proc often fails to move across a bracket edge — at base eWS 2.17 the proc only reaches 1.89, still inside "5:5:1:1", so "5:6:1:1" never appeared (and on slightly slower gear it appeared by accident). The resolver now divides the known proc multipliers (Quick Shots ×1.15, Rapid Fire ×1.40, Bloodlust/Heroism ×1.30) back out to find your STATIC tier, and on no-static-haste gear answers from the rotationtools proc ladder: Hawk proc → "5:6:1:1" (Long French), Rapid Fire + Hawk or + Bloodlust → "5:9:1:1" (Skipping), all of it stacked → "2:5". Without a proc up nothing changes, and your custom label names apply to the proc labels like any other. (Rotations/Profiles.lua, Core/Core.lua, Tests/turret_resolver_test.lua.)
• Bestial Wrath now shows in the React proc row. The buff lives on the pet, not the player (the player only carries an aura when talented The Beast Within), and the pet scan matched three utility names by localized name only — Bestial Wrath is now matched on the pet by exact spell ID (19574), so Big Red pops an icon with its duration like any other proc. (UI/Frame_ReactBuffs.lua.)
• PvP trinkets now trigger the "Wrong trinket equipped" warning out of the box. The warning only checked the editable ID list, whose seed was Riding Crop and Carrot on a Stick — the PvP insignias the help text advertised were never in it. Every TBC-era PvP escape trinket (Insignia and Medallion of the Alliance/Horde, all 28 class/faction variants, Wowhead-verified) now ships as a built-in family that is unioned with your list, so it also reaches profiles whose ID list was edited before this fix. Your own additions keep working unchanged. (Core/Constants.lua, Modules/Warnings.lua, Tests/wrong_trinket_ids_test.lua.)
• Archimonde's Air Burst joins the Feign Death banner, and the warning is now "Boss mark" rather than Teron's alone. The 1.7-second cast (spell 32014) ends in a knockback, and it is the landing that kills you — Feign Death saves it. Same banner, same position, same cue as Teron's Shadow of Death: one warning that fires whenever a boss aims its single-target mark at you.
  • Archimonde's fallback is gated on the cast; Teron's still isn't, and that difference is the point. Teron stands still and marks one person, so "he is looking at me" is evidence on its own — gating it behind SPELL_CAST_START would make it useless in exactly the case it exists for (a client that logs no destination). Archimonde is tanked, and fear and doomfires move his target all fight, so his check only counts while an Air Burst is actually in flight. He is confirmed by NPC id (17968) out of a nameplate or your target, same as Teron (22871).
  • With Feign Death on cooldown the banner reads AIR BURST - NO FD, so the two mechanics stay distinguishable at the moment you can't answer either.
  • Each boss has its own on/off switch under Warnings → Boss mark; they share the banner, its size and position, and the sound.
  • /nock bossmark now dumps both encounters — what the last cast of each spell carried and what the unit lookup can see. /nock bossmark test previews it, and /nock bossmark test archimonde picks the encounter. /nock teron still works.
  • Your 1.0.20 settings carry over. The profile keys were renamed (warnTeronMarkEnabled → warnBossMarkEnabled, and the banner's size, position and sound with them); a one-shot migration copies the stored values forward, so a banner you have already dragged into place stays there. (Modules/BossMarkEngine.lua, Modules/BossMarkWatch.lua, UI/Frame_BossBanner.lua — all renamed from their Teron* originals — Modules/Warnings.lua, Core/State.lua, Core/Core.lua, Core/Constants.lua, Config/Defaults.lua, Nock.toc, Tests/boss_mark_engine_test.lua.)
• Neither encounter has been seen by this code yet, which is why both detection paths ship for both bosses and why the diagnostic exists.
• Thanks to Erda, Haanpaa and Predern for the bug reports and feature requests behind this round — the proc-row and rotation-label fixes, the React styling asks and the Misdirection panel tweaks all came from their feedback.

1.0.20

• Teron Gorefiend: a full-screen FEIGN DEATH NOW when Shadow of Death is aimed at you. Feign Death during the 1.5-second cast makes it fail outright — you never take the debuff, never become a ghost, and he doesn't try again for ~30 seconds. The window is short enough that a 44px square in a row of twelve is no use, so this alert gets its own large banner at screen centre and is the only cue in Nock that defaults to audible.
  • Two independent detections. The combat log naming you as the target of Shadow of Death (spell 40251) is the certain one. As a fallback, Nock also watches whether Teron's own unit target is you — found by NPC id (22871) from his nameplate or your target, so no other boss can raise it. The fallback is deliberately not gated behind the cast event; if this client logs no target for that cast, gating it there would leave you with nothing.
  • A cast the log says is aimed at someone else silences the fallback for the length of that cast, so you are not warned on all five casts.
  • Feign Death on cooldown? The banner reads MARKED - NO FD instead — it will not tell you to press something you can't.
  • Drag it while frames are unlocked (it holds itself open there, so a banner that only exists for two seconds can still be placed), or nudge it with the pad. /nock teron test previews the banner and the sound.
  • The cue defaults to Air Horn, which comes from DBM's or BigWigs' media library — Nock ships no audio. Without one of those installed it falls back to the client's raid-warning sound rather than warning you silently. (Modules/TeronEngine.lua (new), Modules/TeronWatch.lua (new), UI/Frame_TeronBanner.lua (new), Modules/Warnings.lua, Core/State.lua, Core/Constants.lua, Config/Defaults.lua, Tests/teron_engine_test.lua (new).)
• The Steam Tonk now steps you out in combat too — the thing 1.0.18 said was impossible. Use the tonk from any button you like, on its own, with no /cancelaura anywhere near it. Nock gets you out a settling delay later, whether or not you are in a fight.
  • Credit for the mechanism goes to Big Chungus in the Classic Hunter Discord. The tonk is a charmed creature, not a buff you happen to be wearing — which is why Call Pet refuses with "You already control a charmed creature" while you are in it. Dismiss the creature and the transform goes with it, and pet control, unlike every aura-cancel function on this client, is not blocked in combat. 1.0.18 established the charm and then spent its whole investigation attacking the aura, concluded (truly) that no addon can cancel an aura in combat, and quietly promoted that into the false claim that nothing could exit the tonk in combat.
  • The hold key is gone, and so is the HOLD / RELEASE cue. Both existed only because a human finger was the sole available source of the delay. If you had the key enabled, it releases back to whatever you had bound before, exactly as disabling it always did. A plain two-line macro (/use [nopet] Call Pet then /cast [pet]Steam Tonk Controller) does the press half if you want it.
  • A countdown dial replaces the cue: the tonk's own icon with a radial sweep running down to the moment you step out, so it is never a surprise. Movable and resizable like every other Nock frame, and it can be turned off without changing anything about the exit itself.
  • The Settings page lost two thirds of its controls along with the key: a switch, the settling delay, and the dial.
  • /nock tonk no longer refuses in combat, because there is nothing left for it to refuse. (Modules/TonkGuard.lua, UI/Frame_TonkDial.lua, Modules/TonkBind.lua and UI/Frame_TonkCue.lua removed, Modules/BindCheck.lua, Modules/Warnings.lua, Modules/Onboarding.lua, Core/Core.lua, Core/State.lua, UI/AceGUI_BarLegends.lua, Config/Defaults.lua, Config/Options.lua, Tests/bind_conflict_test.lua, Tests/onboarding_test.lua.)
• The Snowball poke and its garment gate are now switches, in the wizard and in the settings. They were always just lines in the weave macro; now you don't have to know that to use them.
  • A new "The Snowball trick" step in the setup wizard, right after the macro-shape cards, explaining why the poke is there: a Snowball is free and off the global cooldown, so throwing one as you step in forces the server to update where you are standing — and the white auto-attack you weaved for lands instead of being eaten as out of range.
  • "Only for bosses" gates the poke behind your shirt or tabard, so trash pulls and questing don't burn the stack. Shirt or tabard, and either direction (fires while it's off — the shipped convention — or while it's on). Only the poke is gated: Raptor Strike and /startattack always fire.
  • The same four switches sit above the macro boxes in Weave Bind. They read their position out of the stored macro text and write straight back to it, so hand-editing the box moves the switches and vice versa — there is no second copy of the setting to drift.
  • Picking "Default" on the macro-shapes page now keeps your poke and gate answers and strips only the auto-backpedal line, so the two pages can't undo each other.
  • Wizard switch rows now grow to fit their explanation. They advanced by a fixed height, which only ever looked right because every description so far happened to fit one line; a longer one ran under the next row's label. (Core/WeaveMacro.lua (new), Modules/Onboarding.lua, UI/Frame_Onboarding.lua, Config/Options.lua, Core/Constants.lua, Tests/weave_macro_test.lua (new).)

1.0.19

• The Misdirection panel can now track Sapper Charges too, and call out the MD + Sapper opener. Experimental and off by default — turn it on under Experimental → Sapper column.
  • A sapper square on every row, tanks and hunters alike, next to the existing icon. Your own square is read from the item itself, so it is exact. Everyone else's is combat-log evidence: a square only lights up once you have actually seen that person use one, and someone who saps out of log range — or before you zoned in — reads as ready when they are not. A dim square means "no evidence they're an engineer", not "ready". Goblin and Super Sapper Charge share one 5-minute cooldown, and the square knows it.
  • The opener gets announced to raid chat — Sapper + MD -> Tank — when a sapper goes off inside that hunter's own 30-second Misdirection window. A sapper with no MD behind it says nothing. By default it announces for every hunter in the group, which means a raid with three Nock users posts the line three times; switch to "Only me" if that gets noisy.
  • An orange speaker button on each hunter row calls that hunter out as next up in the MD + Sapper rotation, for running the opener as a set order.
  • The two extra columns cost row width. At the default 200px the name gets cramped — widen it under Trackers → Misdirection → Row width. (Modules/SapperTracker.lua, UI/Frame_Misdirect.lua, Modules/Misdirection.lua, Core/Constants.lua, Config/Options.lua, Tests/sapper_test.lua.)
• The Steam Tonk hold key's two macros are now editable in Settings. The press and release edges each run a macro body, and until now those were fixed — you could pick the key but not change what it did. Both are now text boxes under Utility → Steam Tonk, with a reset button back to the tested pair. Nock refuses a /cancelaura on the press edge, since that is the same-frame cancel that welds you in the first place, and the release box explains why its [combat] gate matters: out of combat the automatic cancel already owns the exit, and letting both fire is its own way to get stuck. Edits made mid-fight are stored and applied the moment combat ends — the client locks the secure attributes a bound key uses. (Config/Options.lua.)
• The clip-zone safety margin is gone. The slider and its three presets ("Cautious", "Some slack", "None") let you pad the clip tick with extra leeway, and every non-zero value moved the tick away from the truth: since 1.0.17 the tick already includes the Auto Shot wind-up as a real term measured from your own shots, which is the only thing the margin was ever standing in for. The ticks are now cast time + measured wind-up + your latency, full stop, and a value left over in an existing profile is cleared on login rather than quietly skewing the bars. (Config/Options.lua, Core/State.lua, Modules/ShotPredictor.lua, Core/Core.lua, Config/Defaults.lua.)
• Misdirection tracking is lighter and no longer silently switchable off. It used to skip its combat-log work entirely when the panel was hidden, which would have killed the sapper announce for anyone with the tracker section off, and it rebuilt a table per hunter on every frame. It now publishes regardless of what is on screen, at 10Hz instead of every frame, reusing its rows. (Modules/Misdirection.lua.)

1.0.18

• Nock now tells you when one of its keybinds has taken over a key you were already using. The Weave Bind and the Steam Tonk hold key both claim their key as a priority override, which means Nock silently wins it: whatever was on that key — an action-bar spell, a macro, another addon's button, a normal game binding — just stops happening for as long as the feature is on, and comes back the moment you disable it or clear the key. Nothing said so.
  • Under each key picker in Settings, a live line now names what the key currently does, or confirms in green that it is free.
  • A warning square out of combat when an enabled bind is sitting on a key that actually does something, naming the Nock key and showing the icon of the action being suppressed. A key bound to an empty action-bar slot costs you nothing and never raises it. Out of combat only — bindings are locked mid-fight, so there is nothing to do about it then. Turn it off under Alerts → Warnings.
  • Both Nock keys set to the same key is now caught and flagged red. Only one of the two can own it and the other silently does nothing at all; nothing detected that before.
  • Nock still never edits your bindings. It only looks and reports.
  • /nock binds prints what each key resolves to. (Modules/BindCheck.lua, Modules/Warnings.lua, Config/Options.lua, Core/State.lua, Core/Core.lua, Tests/bind_conflict_test.lua.)
• The Lust warning no longer tells you to pop a trinket you can't pop. With a passive proc trinket equipped — Dragonspine Trophy, Tsunami Talisman — the "Pop RF+T1+T2" nag named its slot anyway: an equipped trinket with no cooldown to report reads as permanently ready, and the check only asked whether something was in the slot. It now asks whether that something has a Use: effect, so a proc trinket is left out of both the warning text and the spoken trinket-chain cue. /nock trinkets prints what each slot resolved to. (Modules/Cooldowns.lua, Modules/Warnings.lua, Core/Core.lua, Tests/trinket_onuse_test.lua.)
• The Steam Tonk no longer gets you stuck. Hunters use the Steam Tonk Controller to save a pet from a boss mechanic — transforming dismisses it, and stepping out lets you re-summon at full health with Call Pet. The obvious one-button macro cancels the transform in the same frame it requests it and the client regularly ends up welded: unable to move or cast until combat ends. It turns out the cancel is sent before the cast is even transmitted, so it is out of order rather than merely early. Delete any /cancelaura Steam Tonk Controller line from your tonk macro.
  • Out of combat Nock cancels it for you, 0.40s after it lands, and frees you the moment combat ends if you tonked mid-fight.
  • In combat it can't — this client blocks addons from cancelling auras there, and no amount of cleverness gets around it. So there's an optional hold key: press casts the tonk, release cancels it, and your hold is the delay. Off by default; set it under Utilities → Steam Tonk.
  • A HOLD / RELEASE cue in the middle of the screen shows when letting go is safe — amber while it would weld you, green once it won't. Combat only, and it drags and resizes like every other Nock frame.
  • A very fast release can still weld you and nothing can prevent that: secure code has no clock, so nothing is able to measure your hold and refuse it. The cue is the mitigation.
  • /nock tonkdebug traces the whole cycle if you ever need to report one. (Modules/TonkGuard.lua, Modules/TonkEngine.lua, Modules/TonkBind.lua, UI/Frame_TonkCue.lua, Modules/Auras.lua, config, onboarding.)
• Nudge pads for placing frames exactly. Unlock the HUD and click any movable Nock frame — the HUD box, a free-layout row, the medallion, misdirection panel, buff or debuff tracker, totem tracker or shopping list — and a small four-way pad appears beside it. Clicking a different frame moves the pad to that one, so only ever one pad is on screen. One click moves the frame a unit; shift-click moves ten; hold an arrow to repeat. The centre button resets that frame to its default position, and hovering the pad reads out the frame's current x/y, so two panels can be aligned to matching numbers instead of by eye. Dragging is unchanged. Free-layout rows only get a pad in free layout — in grid mode the cascading layout owns their position. The misdirection panel can't be moved during combat (it parents secure click-cast buttons); its pad says so.
• The cast bar can be placed on its own in free layout. It used to be welded to the HUD box's top edge by two anchors, which is what made it stretch to the box width and read as one piece with it — so it moved only when the box did. In free placement it now drags and nudges independently, at a fixed width. Grid mode is untouched: the bar stays welded there, as before. Nothing moves until you move it, and Reset element positions (or the pad's reset button) welds it back. While you are unlocked in free placement the bar stays on screen showing a placeholder, since it is otherwise visible only mid-cast — there would be nothing to grab.
• Lock / Unlock HUD buttons on the Layout page. The same global lock as General → Lock all frames, put on the page you are actually on while placing things.
• React HUD: optional aspect and Hunter's Mark corner icons. Parity with the reference WeakAura, which flanks its cluster with the active aspect (top-left) and Hunter's Mark (top-right). Both are purely informational — no glow, no pulse — and both ship off: Nock's Aspect warning already covers the first, in combat only and at center screen. Toggles live on the React HUD tab under Elements, with size and offset sliders under Skin; the setup wizard offers them once on a React run, badged NOT RECOMMENDED. (UI/Frame_ReactCorners.lua, UI/Widgets.lua, UI/Frame_ReactBuffs.lua, Modules/Onboarding.lua, UI/Frame_Onboarding.lua, config.)

1.0.17

• The Shot Bars melee weave lane is resizable. A new Melee lane height (px) slider sits under the existing bar-height slider (Rotation → Shot timing bars). The weave strip used to be a fixed 4px no matter how tall you made the bar — every extra pixel went to the ranged lane — which left the two-tone green/white weave state hard to read. Its pixels come out of the ranged lane, so the overall bar height never changes and nothing below it on the HUD moves. Defaults to 4, so your bar looks exactly as it did. The legacy Shot Bars keep their proportional split and ignore the slider.
• The rotation text label works on the simplified Shot Bars again. The Rotation text label toggle only ever did anything on the legacy bar — the simplified bar dropped the notation unconditionally, a leftover from when it was an off-by-default experiment, so the toggle sat there enabled and inert once simplified became the default. The toggle now decides in both modes; if you preferred the geometry-only look, switch it off.
• One lock for everything. The per-panel lock toggles (Misdirection, buff and debuff trackers, shopping list) are gone; a Lock all frames / Unlock all frames button pair at the top of General — and /nock lock / /nock unlock — now locks or unlocks every movable Nock frame at once, including the medallion and free-layout rows. The button matching your current state is greyed out, so the pair doubles as the state readout and never shifts under your cursor. If you had left some frames unlocked, they start locked after this update: one /nock unlock frees everything again. Switching profiles now also re-applies every panel's position and lock state immediately (previously they kept the old profile's placement until a /reload).
• The setup wizard handles locking for you. Frames unlock the moment the wizard opens, so you can drag everything into place while previewing; closing it any way (the Lock & finish button, Skip, X or Esc) locks them again. The wizard can now also be re-run from General → Run setup wizard — the button its finish page always promised.
• Boss Garment gets its own settings section. The shirt/tabard autopilot toggles moved out of Weave Bind into a dedicated section (same settings, new home) with a proper explanation of how the macro conditionals drive it.
• The settings tree is reorganised into families. Instead of 19 flat tabs, the sidebar now reads General / HUD & Bars / Alerts / Trackers / Utilities / Experimental / Profiles, with each feature one level down. General now uses subtabs (HUD look / Visibility / Background / Cast bar / Media / Setup Check) with the lock, wizard, scale and reset controls always visible above them; Layout and Rotation are regrouped into titled sections instead of one long scroll. Every setting kept its place in the profile — nothing to reconfigure.
• Fixed: the Auto Shot cast bar emptied before the arrow left. It was guessing how long the wind-up lasts from a formula with a hardcoded +15% quiver factor baked in, and the guess came out short — so the bar hit zero while the shot was still in the air. It no longer guesses: it asks the swing timer when the shot actually fires and runs to that moment, which lands within ~15ms of the arrow at any haste. (In-game measurement also settled what the wind-up really is: not the flat 0.5s everyone assumed, but 0.5s at base weapon speed, shortening with haste — 0.37s unbuffed down to 0.23s with Rapid Fire and Quick Shots up.) The bar also clears on the real release instead of lingering, and can no longer inherit another cast's timing when the wind-up begins while something else is in flight.
• New: a wind-up mark on the auto-shot bars. A neutral mark on both the classic swing bar and the React converge bar showing where the next Auto Shot commits — the point its wind-up begins. That wind-up sits inside the weapon-speed cycle, so the shot is locked in before the bar reaches 100%, which is why the cast bar looks like it fires early. It doesn't; the bar just runs one wind-up past the commit point. The mark's position is measured from your own shots rather than assumed, so it stays correct under Rapid Fire and on any bow. Toggle in Rotation → Clip-zone ticks. It's a landmark only and changes no clip verdict.
• Shot bars use the real wind-up length. The Steady-vs-Auto equilibrium that sizes the orange window was assuming a flat 0.5s wind-up; it now uses the measured, haste-aware value, so the windows are sized correctly during Rapid Fire instead of being pulled ~0.24s too far left.
• Fixed: the clip warnings were telling you it was safe to cast when it wasn't. Two errors, both pointing the same way. The clip zone was measured against the moment the arrow leaves, but the shot is locked in one wind-up earlier — so a cast that finished "just in time" still delayed it. And the modelled Steady cast time had a +15% quiver factor applied to it, which speeds up your swing but does nothing to a cast, making Steady look ~15% faster than it is. Together the red tick sat about half a second too permissive, and the rotation engine was recommending Steady inside that window. Multi-Shot was worse still — its cast time was never haste-adjusted at all. All fixed, and the clip deadline now has a single shared definition used by the rotation engine, both swing bars and the shot bars, so they can't drift apart again. Expect the red and orange ticks to sit noticeably earlier than before; that is the correction, not a bug. If a cast can't fit the cycle at all (common at high haste), the tick now pins to the start of the bar instead of vanishing.
• Clip risk is now treated as a band, not a tail — Nock will stop nagging you during the queue window. Press a shot in the last moments before the arrow leaves and the game holds it for you: the cast starts right after the shot and costs nothing. Nock used to flag that whole stretch as a clip, which is precisely the window an experienced hunter weaves into. The danger is only the band between the red tick and the wind-up mark — early enough that your cast is still in flight when the shot wants to go, but not late enough to be queued. Outside that band, in both directions, you are fine. Verified on a dummy: casts overlapping the wind-up delayed the shot by almost exactly the overlap, while presses inside the wind-up produced no delay at all.
• The Weave Bind page opens on the controls, not on the manual. The five paragraphs of explanation that used to sit at the top pushed the key box and both macro fields below the fold. They are now compacted into a How it works section underneath the macros — same information, roughly half the words, with the Snowball line, the backpedal option, the garment gates and the key-edge handling each called out on its own instead of buried in prose. Only the Experimental flag stays at the top.
• The weave coach's sound cues are retired. The whole Weave coach section — the header, the master toggle and both sound pickers — is gone from the Weave Bind page, and the cues are switched off once on update, so a profile that had a sound picked doesn't keep playing it with no switch left to reach. The setup wizard's weaver card no longer arms them either. The coach itself is untouched: the Range Finder bar still walks you through GO IN → HOLD → BACK OUT → RELEASE, and that explanation moved up into How it works. Your chosen sound names are still stored, so nothing is lost if the cues come back.
• The settings now explain both Auto Shot bars with a picture. Rotation → Shot timing bars opens with a labelled miniature of the bar itself: each colour drawn in your own configured shade, with pointers to the two breakpoints ("clip starts", "queue opens") and the shot. React HUD → Auto Shot bar gets the same treatment for the converge bar, showing where the Steady and Multi clip ticks and the wind-up mark sit relative to the closing halves. Rather than reading a colour list and mapping it onto a moving bar, you can see which stretch is which.
• The shot bars now show the clip band as its own thing, and go green when it's safe to press. The red block is the band — start a cast anywhere in it and it will still be in flight when the shot wants to go, which is the one place a cast actually costs you. The dim orange stretch after it is the queue window, and it turns green the moment the wind-up starts: green means press whatever you like right now, it's held and fires the instant the arrow leaves. Previously that stretch was drawn in the same bright orange as the ordinary Steady window, which made two very different things look identical. Both shades are configurable in Rotation → Shot timing bars. Note the white vertical line is the shot itself, not a warning.
• Fixed: the shot timing bars went blank just before every shot. The bars hide anything you can't press yet, and they were counting the Auto Shot wind-up as one of those things — so they dropped out for the last fraction of every cycle, which is exactly the moment you're looking at them. The wind-up doesn't stop you pressing anything (that's the queue window), so it no longer counts. Same fix applied to the medallion's lockout sweep and the mana suggestion, which were suppressed for the same wrong reason.
• Clip safety margin re-baselined. Now that the wind-up is accounted for properly, the margin is purely extra leeway for unstable latency rather than a manual stand-in for it. 0.0 is still the default and now genuinely means "no leeway". The old Safe (0.5s) and Balanced (0.25s) presets became Cautious (0.3s) and Some slack (0.15s); if you had either of the old presets selected it is reset to 0 once on upgrade, since keeping it would double-count the wind-up. A hand-tuned value that wasn't one of those two is left alone.

1.0.16

• New: a setup wizard for first-time users. A fresh install now opens a short, one-question-at-a-time wizard a few seconds after you log in (Hunters only, once per account, and it waits for you to leave combat). Every page drives the real HUD as you answer, so you pick your setup by watching it change rather than by reading a settings tree: choosing React swaps the cluster live, the shot-display cards swap the actual bars, the warnings page shows real sample alerts, and flipping a tracker on makes its panel appear. Choices apply the moment you make them — closing or skipping keeps everything you picked, and only the previews are cleaned up. It covers the client settings Nock can fix for you (with one-click fixes), HUD style, shot display, whether you melee weave, the headline warnings, the raid trackers, and the out-of-combat helpers, then finishes with a summary of what you chose. The Misdirection tracker and its click-to-MD tank buttons are now recommended on for new users; if you turn them off, re-running the wizard respects that. Run it again any time with /nock setup.
• The wizard adapts to your answers. The shot-display step is skipped when it can't apply — in React mode (React has its own fixed display and ignores those settings) and when you've turned the HUD off — and weavers get an extra step for the weave-key macros with three starting points: Default (Nock's tested press/release pair), Clever (the same plus /click MovePadBackward, so you auto-backpedal for exactly as long as you hold the key — Nock loads the Movement Pad for you and warns if your client can't provide it), and Natty (both macros emptied so you can write your own). A macro you have hand-edited yourself is never overwritten. Depending on your answers the run is 7 to 9 steps.
• New: run Nock without a HUD. The HUD style step gains a third choice, No HUD, and Layout gains a matching "Show the HUD" toggle. It hides the HUD box and everything in it — swing bars, shot display, cooldown grid, range finder, mana bar, info row, and the pet and repair panels glued to it — while leaving every free-floating feature running: warnings, the Misdirection / buff / debuff trackers, the helpers panel, the shopping list and the mailbox. For anyone who wants Nock's alerts and raid tools without a bar cluster on screen. Picking Classic or React again brings the HUD straight back.

1.0.15

• New: Mailbox module — snowball logistics. Thousands of raid snowballs living in mailbox mails no longer need manual shuffling before the 30-day expiry. At any mailbox, a panel under the mail frame (plus /nock mail) shows how many snowball mails / snowballs you have and when the earliest expires (red when under 5 days), and offers three one-click runs: Return All bounces every returnable snowball mail back to its sender, Send All loots snowball mails into your bags and auto-mails them (12 stacks = 240 per mail) to a chosen character — driving the default mail UI visibly, tab flips and all — and Bags Only ships just what's already in your bags without touching the inbox (for re-sending after an earlier loot). The panel also counts snowballs sitting in your bags. Recipients are an account-wide list (Options → Mailbox) with a per-character session pick, so the banker sends to the hunter and vice versa; a keep-in-bags amount reserves raid supply. Mail bounced to you once can't be returned again (it dies for good on its second expiry) — the panel counts those "bounce-dead" mails, and the Send run is the way to refresh them. COD and non-snowball mail is never touched. The module (and only it) also runs on non-Hunter characters, so a banker alt can work the other leg of the cycle. (Modules/Mailbox.lua, UI/Frame_Mailbox.lua, Options → Mailbox, /nock mail report | send [name] | sendbags [name] | return | stop.)
• Aspect warning: optional raid-only gate. The "Wrong aspect (not Hawk)" warning gets an "Only inside a raid instance" checkbox (off by default), matching the Pet Growl / Wrong Trinket gates: tick it and the nag stays silent everywhere but raid instances — open world, dungeons, battlegrounds and arenas included. (Options → Warnings → Wrong aspect, warnAspectRaidOnly.)

1.0.14

• Fix: the React cast bar now shows the Auto Shot wind-up by default. The 0.5s wind-up was gated behind the General tab's off-by-default "Show Auto Shot in cast bar" toggle, so fresh profiles never saw it on the React HUD. React mode now has its own toggle — React HUD tab → Elements → "Auto Shot wind-up on cast bar" — which is on by default. The classic HUD keeps the existing General-tab opt-in (its swing timer covers Auto Shot there).

• The simplified Shot Bars are now the default look. The V3 bar from the Experimental tab — tall ranged lane, a dark GCD/cast shade sweeping from the fire edge (anything under it is unreachable), a hard red clip-breakpoint tick, the melee lane as a slim timeline strip — graduates to the baseline. The previous multi-lane look is one toggle away: Rotation tab → "Use legacy Shot Bars". /nock v3 now toggles just the (still experimental) next-action medallion.

• New: a React HUD settings tab. Every React-mode setting now lives in one place (between Layout and Warnings) instead of being split across General and the bottom of Cooldown Grid — and the tab adds real configurability while keeping the reference skin as the default look:

  • Elements: show/hide each piece (Auto Shot / melee / range / mana / cast bar, cooldown grid, buff row) with React-specific toggles. These no longer share the classic Layout → Rows settings — if you'd hidden, say, the mana bar before, it will reappear in React until you untick it here.
  • Fill direction for the Auto Shot bar (converge to center — the reference — or a plain left/right fill, with the clip ticks and eWS marks following) and the melee swing bar (left/right).
  • Auto Shot bar: the rotation notation can now be hidden (plus the existing delay readout and eWS bracket marks).
  • Cooldown grid — now fully editable: each of the three rows keeps its style (large rotation tiles / small utility tiles / consumables), but you choose what's in it — reorder with Up/Down, remove with X, add any ability Nock tracks (including custom spells/items defined on the Cooldown Grid tab), hide a slot without removing it, and reset to the built-in layout with one click. Plus "Always show consumables" keeps row 3 visible while idle. The add list also gains ready-made consumable slots: Dark/Demonic Rune (one slot — they share their cooldown), Healthstone (Master/Major ranks) and Grenade (Adamantite → Thorium), joining the existing Sapper entry.
  • Buff row: hide individual utility icons (Feed Pet, Windfury, …), turn the in-combat RANGE/MISSING labels off, and add your own proc buff spell IDs — trinkets the built-in list doesn't know now get an icon too.
  • Skin: a curated set of overrides — the five bar heights and ten fill/ state colors — defaulting to the reference look, with a one-click "Reset skin to reference look". Seams, fonts, textures and the grid stay fixed.

• Fixed: a stream of "unknown event" errors at login. Nock registered a spell-learned event the Anniversary client no longer has (LEARNED_SPELL_IN_TAB), producing up to 11 AceEvent errors at login — often blamed on other addons that happened to share the library. The range finder now registers the modern event name with safe fallbacks.

• New (experimental): a React HUD look. A second skin for the whole HUD, replicating the React hunter WeakAura pack: a converge-to-center Auto Shot bar with clip ticks and gated eWS marks, a melee-readiness bar (carrying the weave coach's stage cues), the predictive range bar, a thin mana bar and a glued cast bar in one bordered cluster; below it a three-row cooldown grid (burst row — including your racial — utility row, and a row that only appears while something on it is active); above it the pack's two buff-icon rows (important procs, dynamic utility). Switch under General → "HUD look", or flip quickly with /nock react; the Classic row stack is untouched and stays the default. React mode is deliberately fixed-skin: position, width, scale and the grid toggles apply, the texture/color/height settings don't. (UI/Frame_ReactCluster.lua, UI/Frame_ReactCastBar.lua, UI/Frame_ReactCooldowns.lua, UI/Frame_ReactBuffs.lua.)

• Range Finder rebuilt: finding ladder + predictive weave bar. One bar, two phases. Beyond ~10yd it names your yard bracket ("25-30 YD", "HM OUT OF RANGE", Hawk Eye-aware) with a drain-style fill — full at max range, empty at the weave-zone handoff; a config toggle swaps to the color-block Range Check look. Inside ~10yd it becomes a clamp-and-snap predictive weave bar: fill glides toward the melee tick with your run speed, snaps exact at every range boundary, and recolors by zone — Out while closing, Sweet in the weave ring, Perfect at the melee edge, and a red Deadzone once you're in melee. RESYNC (orange, parked at the tick) still flags a degraded estimate. The old thumb/slider display and the experimental "smooth range glide" flag are gone; rangeInColor is now the Deadzone color (old default auto-migrates to red once). The glide state machine lives in a pure engine file with a standalone LuaJIT test suite. (Modules/RangeEngine.lua, Modules/RangeFinder.lua, UI/Frame_RangeFinder.lua, Tests/range_engine_test.lua, config.)

• React HUD range bar now rides the same engine. The React cluster's range bar dropped its own inline copy of the WA state machine and Range Check ladder and consumes the shared engine's state instead — full parity with the classic bar: finding ladder honors the Finding style setting (drain fill with bracket-colored labels, or solid color block), and the orange parked-at-tick RESYNC now shows in React mode too. Palette stays the hardcoded reference-WA look. (UI/Frame_ReactCluster.lua.)

• New (experimental): a Weave Bind. A hold-to-melee-weave keybind Nock owns natively, so the Grounded addon is no longer needed for it: hold the key to step in (stops your cast, Raptor Strike, melee auto on), release to step back out (melee off, back to shooting). Both the press and release macro bodies are editable in the new Weave Bind tab, with a one-click restore of the shipped defaults. Both key edges fire via the secure button's useOnKeyDown attribute (the modern per-button override of the ActionButtonUseKeyDown CVar), so the macros need no /console lines and the rest of your action bars are untouched while the key is held; a watchdog still restores the CVar for user-edited macros that flip it themselves. Nock also adds a cast-on-key-down Setup Check entry (a latency recommendation, not a weave requirement). Mechanism modeled on press/release binds from the Grounded addon by Gello (reimplemented, no code copied). Off by default. (Modules/WeaveBind.lua, options, Setup Check.)

• New (experimental): a weave coach on the RangeFinder bar. While the Weave Bind is enabled, the range bar walks you through the weave cycle with a border tint and a small left-side label: green GO IN when the weave window opens (Raptor ready, enough swing headroom, right distance — same conditions as the rotation helper's Raptor call), amber HOLD while you're holding the key waiting for the hit, blue BACK OUT the moment the melee hit lands — move out but keep holding — and cyan RELEASE once Auto Shot is back in range, so the release macro's !Auto Shot actually sticks instead of failing with "target too close" and leaving you standing idle. Two optional sound cues fire on the outcomes you can't watch for while moving (hit landed / clear to release), configurable in the Weave Bind tab. Happy-path only for now. (Modules/WeaveCoach.lua, state.weave, RangeFinder view.)

• Weave macros can be garment-gated, and Nock understands the gate. Macro lines carrying an [equipped:...] / [noequipped:...] conditional for Shirt or Tabard don't evaluate correctly on this client, so Nock resolves them itself when applying the weave macros and re-applies the moment the garment changes: wear a tabard to keep a /use [noequipped:Tabard] Snowball line quiet on trash, take it off to arm it for the boss — or gate the other way round with [equipped:...]. A red warning calls out a wrongly-set garment when you target a raid boss ("Tabard on!" or "Shirt off!", whichever direction your macros use), and /nock shirt dumps the full resolver state into a copyable window for bug reports. (Modules/WeaveBind.lua, Modules/Warnings.lua.)

• The garment gate can work itself. Two new Weave Bind toggles: "Set your shirt/tabard for bosses automatically" puts the gate garment in the state your macros need the moment you target a raid boss out of combat — off for [noequipped:...] lines, on (fetched from your bags) for [equipped:...] lines — checking bag space first and never fighting a change you make by hand; "Switch it back after the fight" restores the everyday state once no living boss is targeted, remembering the item across a /reload. That upkeep works anywhere, not just in raids: a garment left in its boss state (forgotten after a manual swap, say) is put right as soon as no boss is targeted, so gated lines can't burn Snowballs out in the world. In combat gear is locked, so the red warning still covers that case. Off by default.

• /nock weavelog: a weave tuning diagnostic. Logs your weave presses and outcomes — hold duration, melee-swing recharge, range zone and ping at each press, whether the hold ever reached true melee, plus per-cycle weave-delay metrics (ability→weave / weave→ability) — so a sluggish weave is attributable from the log alone. Metrics-only by default; /nock weavelog full prints every key edge, flagging switch bounce and lost releases.

• The "pop cooldowns during Bloodlust" warning can speak the trinket chain. An opt-in voice cue (off by default, under that warning's settings): with Bloodlust up and both equipped trinkets on-use, popping the first trinket makes the game's text-to-speech call out the other one ("Trinket 2"), once per Lust window — trinket chaining without taking your eyes off the boss.

• Rotation engine: Raptor/weave calls now wait for the melee swing timer. The engine (and therefore the weave coach's GO IN) used to suggest stepping in right after a weave, while your melee swing was still recharging and no hit could possibly land. It now requires the melee swing to be ready within half a second — matching the Shot Bars weave lane, which already hid itself for exactly this reason. (Modules/Rotation.lua.)

• The Range Finder bar height is now configurable (Range Finder tab, 10-48 px, default unchanged at 16) — it's grown from a passive readout into the weave coach's display surface, so it can now be made as prominent as that role deserves. The HUD rows repack around the new height.

• Fixed: switching settings profiles now repaints the HUD immediately. Switching, copying, or resetting an AceDB profile used to leave the HUD drawn with the old profile's looks until a /reload; every view now re-reads its settings on the spot.

1.0.12

• New: a pet-training helper. Open Beast Training and Nock puts a live, per-raid checklist right beside the window: pick your raid from the selector along the top, and each ability your build wants shows as a row with its own icon. Rows you've already trained are ticked off; the ones still to do stay highlighted — click a to-do row to select it, then press the game's own Train button. Your unspent training points and the done/to-do counts update as you go, so you can fill an optimal build without alt-tabbing to a guide.
• New: an unspent pet training-points warning. A quiet downtime nudge — out of combat only — when your pet is sitting on unspent training points, which is exactly the thing you forget after an untrain or on a freshly-levelled pet. The square shows how many points are waiting and clears once you've spent them (there's a threshold under Warnings if you'd rather it only speak up past a certain amount).
• Misdirection now announces when the shot actually lands, not when you click. The chat callout used to fire on the button press, so a Misdirect that never went out — out of range, line of sight, moving, on cooldown — still told the raid it had. It now waits for the cast to succeed before announcing, and only announces the tank the shot actually went to. The clicker can also follow whoever holds the raid's Main Tank assignment, so it tracks the designated tank even when role tags are messy.
• The Steam Tonk Controller is now on the consumables checklist. Handy for the pet-reset trick (hop in the tonk to dismiss your pet, hop out and re-summon it at full health), so the checklist reminds you to keep one in your bags.
• New: an Experimental tab, with an opt-in "next-action" display. A new Options tab collects unfinished, opt-in features — everything there is off by default and may change between versions. The first one is a big, movable medallion near your character that always says what to press, with a countdown ring that drains to the moment you fire and turns red while your Auto Shot is winding up, paired with a decluttered Shot Bars lane that only says when. Toggle both with /nock v3.

1.0.11

• Nock now ships its own bar texture and uses it by default. The bars used to default to the plain Blizzard texture, which is why screenshots of the same HUD never quite matched. The new "Nock Clean" texture is bundled with the addon, so everyone gets the same look without needing SharedMedia or WeakAuras installed. If you've already picked your own bar texture, it's left alone — if you never changed it, your bars will look a little cleaner after this update.
• New: a wrong-aspect warning. Nags you when you're in combat with anything other than Aspect of the Hawk up, or with no aspect at all. The square shows whichever aspect you're actually in, so it reads at a glance. Viper is not exempt — forgetting to swap back out of it is exactly the mistake this catches. Out of combat it stays quiet, so travelling in Cheetah and topping up in Viper between pulls won't nag you.
• New: a Dazed alert, with an optional sound. Being dazed slows you and locks you out of casting, and the fix is time-critical, so it now gets a warning square and — if you want one — an audio cue. The sound fires once per daze rather than repeating, and is off by default; pick one under Warnings → Dazed, where there's a Preview button next to it.
• Each swing bar can now have its own direction. The Auto Shot, Melee and GCD bars were locked together on a single setting; they now each have their own, defaulting to "Inherit (global)" so nothing moves until you deliberately split one. The clip ticks follow the Auto Shot bar.
• Rotation labels can be renamed. Every built-in notation ("1:1", "6:9:1:1 3w", and the rest) now has a text box under Rotation → Rename rotation labels. Call them whatever reads better for you; leave a box blank to keep the built-in. Display-only — the rotation engine itself is unaffected.
• The Pet Growl and Wrong Trinket nags can be limited to raids. A Riding Crop or Growl on autocast is perfectly reasonable out in the world and only really a problem in a raid, so both warnings now have an "Only inside a raid instance" toggle. Off by default, so they still warn everywhere unless you say otherwise.
• Mounts and other non-combat casts can now show on the cast bar. Mounting, Hearthstone, First Aid and Cooking never appeared there, because the cast bar reads the combat log and the combat log doesn't record them. There's a new toggle in General to include them; it's off by default, and your combat casts behave exactly the same either way.
• Thanks to Noobweaver! for the swing-bar direction suggestion.

1.0.10

• Nock no longer eats your framerate during boss fights. Several parts of the HUD were re-reading your entire buff list on every single frame, so the cost grew with both your framerate and the size of the raid's buff stack — which is why it only bit on boss pulls, and why it hit high-FPS machines hardest. Those checks now run ten times a second instead of every frame. The swing bars, shot bars and cast bar still redraw at full speed, so nothing looks any less smooth. Measured in a live raid, this cut Nock's CPU use by about 60% and took the test character from 74 to 111 FPS.
• The raid-buff checklist is much cheaper. It used to scan your buffs from scratch once for every buff it tracks; it now reads them once and matches the whole list against that single pass. Same display, a fraction of the work.
• New: /nock profile. A built-in performance readout, in case Nock ever feels heavy again. /nock profile start followed by /nock profile show puts a small live overlay on screen with Nock's CPU use, its tick rate, and which parts are costing the most; /nock profile report prints the full breakdown to chat. It's off by default and costs nothing while it isn't running — if you ever see a slowdown, this is the thing to send me.
• Thanks to Noobweaver! for the report that started this.

1.0.9

• Fixed a combat error spam from the Misdirection panel. With the tank click-cast buttons in use, the Misdirect panel threw a stream of "action blocked" errors throughout combat (it was trying to resize itself while the secure buttons had it locked). The panel now leaves its size alone during combat and settles it the moment combat ends, so the errors are gone.
• Fixed the "Pop cooldowns" Bloodlust warning erroring out. When you were in Bloodlust/Heroism with a cooldown ready, the warning that tells you to pop it would throw a Lua error instead of showing. It now displays correctly.
• Fixed the Feign Death resist warning — it never actually worked. The alert that fires when an enemy resists your Feign Death was both erroring and, under the hood, never triggering at all. It now latches on and plays its sound as intended.
• Thanks to prollyadhd! for reporting all three.

1.0.8

• Updated for the 2.5.6 client. Blizzard's latest Anniversary patch bumped the game to 2.5.6, which made Nock show as "Out of date". It now matches the new client, so the warning is gone.
• Fixed a startup error that could break the options panel. On some load orders Nock failed to open its settings with an "AceGUI-3.0" library error. The bundled libraries now load in the correct order, so the settings window opens reliably.
• Fixed the HUD background disappearing after a reload. With "Show background" enabled, the backdrop box would vanish on login or /reload and only reappear after toggling the setting off and on. It now shows correctly from the start.

1.0.7

• Weave rotation notation. The rotation label can now show weave patterns (5:5:1:1 3w, 2:2 1w, 6:9:1:1 3w, 6:11:1:1 3w, 3:7 2w) instead of only the turret patterns. It auto-switches to the weave pattern while you're in weaving range with a two-hander, and back to the turret pattern at range — so turret players are unaffected. Off by default; enable it under Rotation. The weave pattern is chosen from your active haste procs/buffs (Rapid Fire, imp. Aspect of the Hawk, plus total melee haste for Bloodlust / Dragonspine / Abacus / Haste Potion). Thanks to Gilly for the suggestion.
• Hide the rotation text per component. New toggles to hide just the rotation notation (without hiding the bar) on the Auto Shot bar (Swing Bars tab) and on the Shot Bars (Rotation tab). Also thanks to Gilly.
• Cast bar & pet status can now be hidden. Neither had an off switch before — they each get their own visibility toggle now, handy if you run your own HUD but still want Nock's smart features. Thanks to Wickoss for the report.
• One place to control visibility. The Layout tab now toggles every element — HUD rows, swing/cast bars, the pet panel, and all feature panels — each kept in sync with its own tab, plus Hide all / Show all buttons. Hiding everything no longer leaves a thin residual bar on screen.
• Tuning defaults. The clip-zone safety margin now defaults to 0s (matching the real clip zone), and the Shot Bars lookahead window defaults to 6 seconds.

1.0.6

• Click-to-Misdirect tank buttons. The Misdirection panel gains an optional second section: a clickable button for every group member assigned the Tank role, where clicking casts Misdirection straight onto that tank. Tanks are auto-detected from their assigned role, with a manual name list as a fallback, and an optional raid/party announce on each cast. Off by default — enable the "Tank buttons" section under Misdirection.
• Unified Misdirection panel. The cooldown tracker and the new tank buttons now share one draggable, lockable panel — tracker on top, a divider, then the tank buttons below (their own "Misdirect Tank" title and violet bars so the two sections read apart) — with a single, reorganized settings page for both.
• Thanks to Pjonkish for testing.

1.0.5

• Customizable swing bars. The Auto Shot bar and the melee swing timer can now each be hidden on their own, drop their spell icon (the bar then stretches to full width), and take a custom height and their own bar texture — all while still respecting the overall Scale and the Swing-timers per-row scale.
• New "Swing Bars" tab. The per-bar options, the swing-bar direction, and the GCD bar settings now live together in their own settings tab instead of being scattered through General.
• Shot Bars direction. A new toggle flows the scrolling timeline left→right (fire edge on the right) instead of the default right→left.
• Auto Shot delay readout (experimental). Optionally show, on the right edge of the Auto Shot bar, how many seconds late each shot fired versus one full weapon-speed cycle — color-coded green (tight) to red (badly delayed), resets out of combat. Off by default; enable it under Swing Bars.

1.0.4

• GCD bar. A thin global-cooldown sweep now sits just above the Auto Shot bar, tracking the haste-scaled global cooldown so you can see at a glance when your next shot or ability is free to fire. It follows the same direction as the swing bars.
• Configurable. Toggle it on/off, set its height, and pick its fill color (with alpha) — all under the new "Global Cooldown bar" section in General.
• Spoken "Pet idle" alert. The "Pet not attacking" warning can now say "Pet idle" aloud via the game's text-to-speech, repeating every 5 seconds while your pet sits idle during a boss encounter. Off by default; enable it under Warnings → "Pet not attacking".

1.0.3

• Removable / tunable HUD background. The solid black backdrop can now be turned off, dimmed, or recolored — a show/hide toggle, an opacity slider, and a color picker (General → Background). Set the opacity to 0 with a border for an outline-only look.
• Border styling. Choose a LibSharedMedia border for the HUD box with its own thickness, color, and opacity.
• Per-element scaling. Independently scale the rotation/helper row, shot bars, swing timers, range finder, info row, and the totem panel — on top of the overall Scale. The HUD box grows to fit the largest row.
• Side panels follow the background. The totem, pet-status, and repair panels now match the HUD background styling instead of always drawing a black box.
• Row alignment. Pick Center (new default) or Left for all rows; swing timers and the info row are no longer left-pinned out of the box.
• Free placement mode. Drag each HUD row — and the totem panel — anywhere; positions are saved per character. Unlock the HUD to drag (rows show a green edit border); a Reset button restores the grid.
• New Layout tab. Alignment, free placement, row visibility, and per-element scaling now live together (with a Lock HUD toggle), decluttering General. The totem tracker visibility toggle is also surfaced here under Rows.
• Saner defaults. Rotation clip ticks default to the tight (0.0s) preset, and the shopping list seeds every Alliance and Horde capital out of the box.

1.0.2

• State-aware Shot Bars melee weave lane. Two-tone — green when Raptor Strike is ready (Raptor weave), white when only an auto-attack weave is possible — and hidden while your melee swing is recharging.
• Fluffy Hunter Bars attribution. The Shot Bars view is inspired by Fluffy Hunter Bars by fluffymoo4kra (see ATTRIBUTION.md).