TrackerPlus

A replacement for World of Warcraft's objective tracker. Quests are colored by difficulty, the world map's quest pins match those colors, the quest whose area you're standing in is marked, and enemies your quests need are highlighted on their nameplates.

Works on Retail and on WoW Forever. Features that Forever doesn't have (campaigns, world quests, achievements and so on) are switched off there and left out of the settings.

Each kind of content gets its own section, top to bottom. The sections above the quest list stay pinned at the top, Bonus Objectives and World Quests stay pinned at the bottom, and the list in between scrolls.

Section	Version(s)	What's in it
Scenario	Retail	The current scenario, delve or dungeon objectives.
Active Quest	Retail, Forever	The quest you're focused on (super-tracked).
Follow the Arrow	Retail	The current step of a FollowTheArrow guide. Off by default.
Campaign	Retail	Campaign quests.
Quest popups	Retail	Auto-accept and auto-complete quest popups. Click one to accept or turn in.
Quest Timers	Retail, Forever	Countdowns for timed quests, just above the quest list. Click one to make it your Active quest.
Quests	Retail, Forever	All other tracked quests, grouped under zone headers.
Achievements	Retail	Tracked achievements and their criteria.
Professions	Retail, Forever	Tracked recipes and their reagents.
Monthly Activities	Retail	Tracked Trading Post / Traveler's Log activities.
Endeavors	Retail	Tracked housing endeavors.
Bonus Objectives	Retail	Area bonus objectives you're working on.
World Quests	Retail	Tracked and in-progress world quests.

Each type can be turned off under Settings → Tracking Panel. A campaign quest that is also your Active quest can be shown in both sections (Campaign in Active Quest on the main settings page).

Each quest row has:

• The game's own map pin button on the left. Click it to focus that quest, or to stop focusing it.
• The quest level before the name, e.g. [28+] for a group quest (Show Quest Level).
• A party count after the name, e.g. (+2) when two party members are also on the quest. The tooltip lists their names in class colors (Show Party Members on Quest).
• Objectives underneath, turning green when done and red when failed, with progress bars for percentage objectives.
• A quest item button when the quest has a usable item. Click it to use the item, the same as on the game's tracker.
• A Find a Group button on world quests and bonus objectives that have one.
• A Play button when Spoken has a voice for the quest: click it to hear the quest read aloud, click again to stop. It goes at the right end of the title line, or under the map pin button (Settings → Tracking Panel → Spoken).
• A tooltip on hover with the quest's level, zone and objectives (Show Tooltips).

An optional row background can be drawn behind each row (Settings → Appearance → Row Styling).

• By difficulty. Quest names are colored gray, green, yellow, orange or red the same way the quest log colors them. The game decides how hard each quest is for you, so scaling quests get the right color. Turn Color by Difficulty off to use one flat quest color instead.
• Focused quest. Keeps its difficulty color. The glow on its map pin button is what marks it as the quest you're focused on.
• Other content. Achievements, professions, monthly activities, endeavors, scenarios and bonus objectives each have their own color, set under Settings → Appearance → Colors.

While you're inside the shaded area the map draws for a quest, that quest's row is marked. Pick a style and a color under Settings → Appearance → Quest Area Highlight:

• Stripe (Left) or Stripe (Right)
• Bracket
• Outline
• Background Tint
• Gradient Fade (Left) or Gradient Fade (Right)
• Friend Card (Battle.net) or Friend Card (Selected)

Quests are grouped under zone headers, and every section has its own header. Click a header to collapse or expand it. Shift-click a section header to collapse or expand all of its zone groups at once.

Auto-minimize (the A button on the title bar) keeps only your current zone, and any zone whose quest area you're standing in, expanded. Everything else collapses, and opens again when you get there. Collapsing or expanding a zone header yourself turns auto-minimize off.

The expand/collapse icon's style and side, and the header background, are set under Settings → Appearance → Header Styling.

On a…	Click	Shift-click	Right-click
Quest	Open the map to it, scrolling the quest log to it and highlighting it	Link it in chat	Menu: Focus Quest, Stop Tracking, Show in Quest Log, Share Quest (in a group), Link to Chat, Abandon Quest
Quest popup	Accept or turn in the quest	—	—
Quest timer	Make it your Active quest	—	—
World quest / bonus objective	—	Link it in chat	—
Achievement	Open it in the Achievements window	Link it in chat	Menu: Link to Chat, Stop Tracking
Recipe	Open it in your profession window	Link it in chat	Menu: Link to Chat, Stop Tracking
Monthly activity	Open the Traveler's Log	Link it in chat	Menu: Link to Chat, Stop Tracking
Endeavor	Open it in the housing window	Link it in chat	Menu: Link to Chat, Stop Tracking

The mouse wheel scrolls the tracker; there's no visible scrollbar.

From right to left, the title bar buttons are:

Button	Does
Minimize	Shrinks the tracker to a single button in the same spot. Click it again to bring the tracker back.
Settings (gear)	Opens the settings.
Lock (padlock)	Locks or unlocks the frame.
A	Turns auto-minimize on (gold) or off (gray).
Arrow	Turns the Follow the Arrow section on (gold) or off (gray). Only shown when FollowTheArrow is loaded.

On first load TrackerPlus sits exactly where the game's own tracker is, at the same size, and follows any changes you make to that tracker in Edit Mode (Match Game Tracker). While Edit Mode is open, TrackerPlus steps aside so you can grab the game's tracker.

To place it yourself, unlock the frame, drag the title bar to move it and drag a bottom corner to resize it. Match Game Tracker turns itself off the moment you do; check it again to snap back. Anchor picks which point of the tracker stays put as it grows and shrinks.

The tracker can also be hidden in instances, in combat, or while nothing is tracked.

The game's own quest pins on the world map get a ring in the same color as that quest's name in the tracker, so the map and the tracker always agree. Choose a soft Glow or a solid Circle, and set its thickness and, for the glow, its opacity. These are under Settings → Map Pins.

Enemy nameplates are highlighted when that enemy is something your quests need. The game's own unit tooltip decides what counts, so the highlights match what the game considers a quest target.

Highlight	Version(s)	Used for	Default color
Current Target	Retail, Forever	Your target, when it's also a quest target	Green
Active Quest Target	Retail, Forever	Targets for your Active (focused) quest. Takes priority over the quest highlights below.	Blue
Quest Objective Target	Retail, Forever	Enemies you need to kill for a quest	Yellow
Quest Item Target	Retail, Forever	Enemies that drop an item you need for a quest, even when killing them isn't an objective	Cyan
World Quest Objective Target	Retail	Targets for active world quests	Blue
Bonus Objective Target	Retail	Targets for area bonus objectives	Pink

When you target an enemy that isn't a quest target, the game's normal target border is shown instead.

Each highlight can be turned on or off on its own and has its own style, color, thickness and offset. The styles are Rounded (the default), Blizzard (the game's own target border), Outline and Glow.

There are also options to hide the game's target border on the health bar or on the level badge, or to redraw it 1px lower so it sits evenly around the health bar.

The settings page has a preview nameplate. Click the magnifying glass next to a highlight to see it on the preview before you go out into the world.

Supports other addons like Auctionator (Profession Search button), Spoken (Play buttons for each quest), and Follow the Arrow (Retail only).