Changelog

v1.6.0

Custom Emoji Support (New Feature)

• Added 13 custom emoji textures (:happy:, :sad:, :laugh:, :heart:, :thumbsup:, :thumbsdown:, :angry:, :surprised:, :cool:, :wink:, :blowkiss:, :poop:, :silly:) rendered inline in chat bubbles.
• Emojis are sent as plain text codes (e.g. :happy:) — no special transport needed. Recipients with Zocial see inline textures; recipients without Zocial see the readable text code.
• Emoji parser (Core/Emoji.lua) splits message text into text and emoji segments for rendering.
• Inline emoji rendering with word wrapping in both whisper log and conversation history windows.
• Emojis display at fixed 24x24 size for consistent visibility regardless of font size.
• Bubble width auto-fits content tightly — no excessive trailing space on short messages or single-emoji messages.

Emoji Picker

• Discord-style emoji picker popup with search filter — type to filter emoji codes (e.g. "ha" finds :happy:).
• Picker button (:)) positioned to the right of the Send button in the composer area.
• Scrollable grid of 32x32 emoji buttons with tooltips showing the code on hover.
• Click an emoji to insert :code: at the cursor position in the input box.
• Popup uses TOOLTIP strata for proper layering above the whisper window.
• Click outside or press ESC to close the picker.

Chat Input Improvements

• Input box now enforces 255-character limit (SetMaxBytes) to prevent WoW chat message overflow errors.
• Programmatic text insertion (e.g. emoji codes from picker) is clamped to 255 characters.
• Transport layer adds a final 255-character safety clamp before calling SendChatMessage/BNSendWhisper.

Bubble Rendering Fixes

• All bubble text is now left-aligned for consistent readability (both incoming and outgoing).
• Fixed conversation history multi-line bubble height — FontString width is now set before reading height so wrapped lines calculate correctly.
• Fixed emoji texture pool collisions — global counters ensure each emoji texture and text segment gets a unique pool index across all bubbles, preventing emojis from disappearing when new messages arrive.