Orbit: UI

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New!

• Added Objectives Frame — a movable, resizable, restylable quest/objective tracker. Colour quests by type, set custom title/objective/header colours and font sizes, hover-fade, collapse-in-combat, show quest count.
• Added Automation (QoL > Automation):
  • Auto-accept quests
  • Auto-turn-in quests (hold Shift to skip)
  • Auto-select single gossip options
  • Auto-sell junk (grey items) at merchants
  • Auto-repair (uses guild funds when they cover it, otherwise your own)

The above thanks to LarsMartin

Updates

• Damage Meter: "Switch to Current on combat" is now a per-meter toggle, so each meter can be set independently (was one shared setting).
• Minimap: the square minimap now follows your global Border Style and colour.
• Datatexts can now be dragged onto another Orbit frame's edge to anchor to it, resized with a corner grip, and scrolled to change their distance. Alignment guide lines now show while you drag.
• Added Repair summary to the Status Widget (shows your repair total after auto-repair).

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Changelog formatting guide

.scripts/update_changelog.py reads only the text between [start] and [end], turns each ### Heading into one card in the in-game What's New window, and writes the result to Orbit/Core/Config/ChangelogData.lua at deploy time.

What the script does

• Only [start]…[end] is published. Put each marker on its own line. Anything outside (including this guide) is ignored.
• ### Title = one card. The text after ### becomes the card title; everything down to the next ### (or [end]) becomes that card's body.
• Start with a ###. Any text between [start] and the first ### is silently dropped.
• Line breaks are kept. Each new line in the body shows as a new line in-game — that is how you make multiple bullets in one card.
• Quotes are safe. A literal " is escaped automatically; type them freely.
• Version is automatic. The deploy injects the release number; never type a version.

What is NOT supported (gotchas)

• No markdown rendering in-game. The What's New window is plain text, so **bold**, `backticks`, [links](url), tables, and nested-bullet indentation all appear literally. (- bullets and indent spaces show exactly as typed.)
• Use WoW escape codes for styling — these pass straight through and DO render: colour |cffffd100gold text|r, line break |n, texture/icon |TInterface\\Icons\\Foo:16|t.
• Avoid a lone backslash \. Backslashes are not escaped and can corrupt the generated Lua — double them (\\) if you truly need one.
• Use exactly three hashes, on their own line (### Title). #### or a ### mid-line confuses the splitter.