Bugfixes:
- Fixed targeting high-level players overwriting known level with -1
- Chat now shows "??" instead of -1 for unknown levels
- Nameplates now use stored level from database after reload
- Nameplate level color now uses difficulty color when loaded from DB
Config Changes:
- Chat player level display now disabled by default
Bugfixes:
- Fixed 40-yard range check not working for raid/party frames
- Fixed aggro indicator not displaying properly on raid/party frames
- Improved aggro cache to only cache positive results for instant detection
- Fixed HP/Mana not updating with "Use Raid Frames for group" enabled
- Added SuperWoW nil-check for SpellInfo
- Added missing events: PARTY_MEMBER_ENABLE, PARTY_MEMBER_DISABLE, PLAYER_UPDATE_RESTING
UI Improvements:
- Share/Hoverbind buttons now show warning when module is disabled
Thanks @mrrosh for supporting this feature for so long as standalone
module and making so many people happy with it. This now is an entire
rewrite of it, but still would not have been possible without his work.
Due to the secure frame requirements in TBC, this option only exists in vanilla.
The feature is also experimental, as it removes the OnEnter/OnLeave events. There
is a ':Click' that can be called on the parent, but there is no ':Enter' or ':Leave'
that could be called to run the scripts. The parent also have no GetScript("OnEnter")
so there's no way to access the script that changes the color and shows the tooltip.
Moving superwow integration from thirdparty into a seperate module.
It's a client mod, not an addon and therefore should not bloat the
thirdparty section that is already huge enough.
It was a mistake to treat it as an addon-compat in first place.
Now having it as a seperate module also allows it to grow better
over time as new SuperWoW features are integrated into pfUI.
Meow