Changelog

1.0.1

• Updated for WoW 12.1.5 (Interface 120105).

1.0.0

First release.

Enemy forces

• Progress bar with the confirmed forces, milestone markers per dungeon (with diamonds, labels and your own custom markers), and an optional color ramp and completion flash.
• Current pull, stacked on the bar as it happens, with its running total under the bar ("+3.4% this pull"): what has been killed and counted since the pull began. The game hides each living enemy's value from addons during a key, so the part still alive is shown as blocks rather than as a number.
• Nameplates: forces per mob as count and/or percent, with font, size, color, a nine-point anchor, offsets and inside/outside placement. Works with Blizzard, Plater, ElvUI, Platynator, RyoUI, ThreatPlates and EllesmereUI nameplates.
• Tooltip: forces on the mouseover unit.

Keystone timer

• A panel with the timer, +2/+3 breakpoints and the time to the next one, boss splits against your best run, deaths with the time lost, affixes, and the forces bar with the current pull.
• Best and previous runs per dungeon and level, saved between sessions.
• Per-dungeon time-limit corrections (/tkmpc settime).
• Hides Blizzard's scenario tracker during a key (optional). Off by default.

Settings

• A settings window (/tkmpc) with a tab per feature.
• Profiles: one per character, shareable between characters, optionally switched by specialization.
• Export and import of a profile as a short pasteable string. Imports are checked and sanitized before anything changes.
• Presets: Midnight Dark, Classic, Minimal, and a colorblind-safe palette.
• Every frame can be dragged and locked in place: a small Lock / Unlock button sits on the bar and the timer panel, and a sample is shown while a frame is unlocked.
• Minimap button and data broker text showing the forces percent.

Known limitations

• Milestone percentages for this season's dungeons are not verified yet and are marked ~ until they are; set your own on the Milestones tab.
• English only for now.
• The size of a pull cannot be read as a number (see above), so "this pull overflows 100%" cannot be detected.

Credits

Milestone data and the idea of the feature set come from MythicPlusCount by Noobheartx (MIT). Libraries: LibStub, CallbackHandler, LibSharedMedia, LibDataBroker, LibDBIcon, LibSerialize (MIT) and LibDeflate (zlib).