A short round of polish, mostly around reading a setup: spotting your own row, and getting the answer you came for without hunting for it.
Setup view
Finding yourself in a full grid meant counting rows. The focused boss view already tagged you, so the grid does too.
- Your row is tagged. Your own characters carry a "You" tag in the roster column, so you can find your row at a glance and follow it across the boss columns.
- One row tooltip. Hovering a roster row now shows the member's characters and each one's weekly vault progress together, with three chests per character for the slots they're on track for.
- Missing raid buffs are class-colored. In the boss warning card, each missing buff is tinted by the class that brings it, so "we need a mage" reads straight off the chip.
Player sheet
- The spec you're actually playing. When a setup seats you as a different spec on a boss, the player sheet now shows that spec instead of your roster default.
- Back to the setup. The setup name in the header is a back button, so one click returns you to the planner you came from.
Around the app
- Glow at a glance. An assignment row header now shows who gets a raidframe glow from that row's reminder, without opening the row.
- Group names in any language. Letters from any script now work, so "Les Élus", "Ñandú", "Мы Играем" and "레이드 팀" are all accepted. Renaming previously allowed only unaccented A to Z, so a single "è" was enough to block it.
As always, feedback and ideas are welcome in Discord or on the Community page.