Vanilla Lens 0.13.0 — public release

A cinematic HUD for combat and healing, with compact player bars, centered group controls, and a quick Escape restore. Created by ZXOL & ALEX.

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• A bright gold border now marks the selected teammate in the compact party/raid grid. It follows target changes and clears when no group member is targeted.
• New defaults match the requested preset: health/resource bars on, 1.5-second fades, a 15-second HUD return delay, 100% HUD size, height 170, first-person combat zoom, and red entry / blue-white return edge effects on. New profiles start enabled with debug logging off.
• Updating preserves existing saved choices, including three- and ten-second delays. Reset appearance adopts the new visual/timing defaults and keeps the enable state and debug preference.
• Automatically fades the normal HUD during combat or eligible healing/damage casts. After combat and casting stop, waits 15 quiet seconds by default.
• Adjustable 0–60 second return delay, separate fade speeds and combat zoom. Camera zoom defaults to First person (0) and returns to the previous distance afterward.
• Party/raid buttons centered under the player bars, five across and up to 40 members, with names, health and resources. Teammate vehicle clicks target the same player shown by the button.
• Restores and pauses with Esc; use the minimap button to enable again. Protected group buttons remain visibly usable until combat ends, when they safely hide.
• Temporarily hides native combat numbers, enemy nameplates and minimap markers where permitted. Optional red entry and blue-white return edge effects.

This release targets the included Retail and Classic client manifests. Local Lua checks and a source review passed; native click casting, secure-frame execution, raid layouts and other addon combinations still need broader live testing. The compact grid has no aura/range indicators or third-party click-casting integration.

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