Scope

SCOPE 1.0.9 — WOW FOREVER — CURSEFORGE RELEASE ================================================ GAME: World of Warcraft: Forever (Interface 16001 / game 1.60.1) VERSION: 1.0.9 RELEASE TYPE: Release SHORT SUMMARY Vendor waypoints are now grouped by merchant, with one waypoint per destination, hoverable stock icons, city/zone labels, and a readable three-column layout. Optional QuestieDB vendor support greatly expands known arrow, bullet, quiver and pouch sellers. WHAT'S NEW - Vendor lists have a clean three-column layout: seller and location on the left, ammo/equipment stock in the center, one Waypoint button on the right. - One vendor row and one waypoint per merchant, even when they stock many different ammunition and equipment items. - Hoverable WoW inventory icons show available stock; items above your level are greyed out. - Actual city/zone names and coordinates identify destinations. - Optional QuestieDB integration brings known vendor inventories, factions and spawn points into Scope without visiting every NPC. Scope retains its built-in fallback and can still learn merchants, including custom Forever stock. - Ammo, Equipment (Quivers/Pouches), and Locations all use the same consolidated vendor display. - Quest, crafted, dropped and other non-merchant sources remain accessible. UNCHANGED - Scope attachment warning, ammunition upgrade alerts, ammo counter, low-ammo glow, configured thresholds, existing settings and SavedVariables. - Blizzard map waypoints; no TomTom requirement. INSTALL / UPDATE Extract the ZIP into World of Warcraft/Interface/AddOns so the files are located directly under Interface/AddOns/Scope (not Scope/Scope). Keep existing SavedVariables. QuestieDB is optional but recommended for broad vendor coverage on Forever. COMPATIBILITY This release is for WoW Forever, not the separate Classic Era build. FILE TO UPLOAD Scope-1.0.9-Forever-CurseForge.zip NOTES Release package is based on the user-approved three-column vendor test 5. The version metadata is promoted to 1.0.9, the changelog is consolidated, and no addon runtime Lua code has been changed from the accepted test build.