ProcAlert v1.2.2

WoW 12.0.7 Retail + 12.1.0 PTR (Interface 120007, 120100).

Added

• .pkgmeta for CurseForge's GitHub-linked auto-packager: package-as: ProcAlert keeps the packaged addon folder name stable regardless of the repo folder's own casing, and manual-changelog wires CurseForge auto-builds to CHANGELOG.md instead of a generated commit list.
• ## X-Curse-Project-ID: 1583705 in the TOC for packager/tool compatibility.

Changed

• Confirmed working on the 12.1.0 PTR; TOC now lists both 120007 and 120100 as supported Interface versions so the addon loads on live and PTR clients.
• README wording updated to "Proc Alert" to match the CurseForge listing title.

v1.2.1

WoW 12.0.7 Retail (Interface 120007). Git tag: 1.2.1

Fixed

• Hotfix: import crash on some WoW clients where load is unavailable (options.lua:ImportProfile). Import parser now falls back to loadstring (sandboxed via setfenv) instead of calling a nil loader.

ProcAlert v1.2.0

[v1.2.0] - 2026-07-09

WoW 12.0.7 Retail (Interface 120007). Git tag: 1.2

Added

• Diagnostics dashboard (display_diagnostics.lua) in the Settings Debug tab, surfacing live profiler/memoization/pool stats (PA.Diagnostics.GetStats).
• Generic frame-pool / object-factory / memoization utilities (utils/pool.lua, utils/object_factory.lua, utils/memoizer.lua) backing the row-pooling fixes below.

Changed

• Rule editor and spell picker lists now reuse existing row frames instead of destroying/recreating them (CreateFrame + Hide/SetParent(nil)) on every rebuild, avoiding per-rebuild frame churn and GC pressure.
• Rule editor rebuilds are now coalesced via PA.Editor.RequestRebuild() instead of rebuilding immediately from every mutation site, so several changes from one action only trigger a single rebuild.
• The main update loop moved from a per-rendered-frame OnUpdate driver to a C_Timer.NewTicker(0.05, ...), decoupling it from render FPS; elapsed time is clamped to 0.25s to avoid a large catch-up jump after a loading-screen/lag spike.
• Resource bars are now only refreshed on ticks where a tracked resource (aura/health/power/rune) actually changed, instead of every tick.

Fixed

• Pulse/glow/bounce alert animations updated on every single rendered frame via OnUpdate — on a high-refresh-rate setup (e.g. 200 FPS) that's 200 SetAlpha/SetPoint calls per second for an effect that's a slow sine wave. Decoupled the visual update from the render frame rate (fixed ~15 Hz cadence via an elapsed-time accumulator, confirmed as the biggest perf win of this pass) — same look, big drop in work on high-FPS systems.
• The BOUNCE icon pulse pattern (display.lua) re-anchored the icon (ClearAllPoints+SetPoint, a full layout pass) on every single rendered frame (60+/sec) for as long as any alert was bouncing, even though the rounded bounce offset only actually changes a few times per second. Now the re-anchor is skipped whenever the rounded Y offset is unchanged from the previous frame — removes continuous, mostly-wasted layout work during sustained fights with active bounce alerts.
• C_Spell.GetSpellCooldown() was called independently by CooldownSwipeShown (GCD filtering), SpellReadyState's fallback branch, and the COOLDOWN_PCT condition type — so any rule set tracking both "spell ready" and "cooldown %" for the same spell (a common combo, e.g. trinket/cooldown alerts) paid for the same C-API call multiple times per tick. Added a shared per-Evaluate memoization cache (GetSpellCooldownMemo, wiped alongside the existing ready-state memo) so each spellID is only queried once per tick regardless of how many conditions reference it. Reduces sustained per-tick CPU cost in longer fights with many active cooldown-based rules.
• Fixed the root cause of the recurring ~1-second full freezes ("richtige Spitzen, wo ne Sekunde nichts mehr geht") under heavy combat load: utils/profiler.lua's built-in micro-profiler appended every single Evaluate() measurement to an unbounded array (up to ~20x/s), growing into tens of thousands of entries over a long raid/M+ run — a classic trigger for a large, stop-the-world Lua GC pause. Only the running aggregates (count/avg/peak/min) and the last sample are kept now; nothing else read the full history.
• PA.Engine.UpdateAura() allocated a brand-new { stacks, duration, icon } table on every single UNIT_AURA refresh (very frequent in combat with procs/HoTs/debuffs). It now reuses the existing per-spellID table, cutting steady-state GC pressure during heavy aura churn.
• RenderOutput (TEXT_CENTER/TEXT_PULSE) re-ran the expensive SetFont() whenever only the text color changed (e.g. pulsing/threshold colors), because font and color shared one dirty-check. Font and color changes are now gated independently, so SetFont() only runs on an actual font/size/flag change.
• ICON_GLOW/ICON_DISPLAY called C_Spell.GetSpellTexture() on every render tick (10-20x/s) even when the spellID hadn't changed. The texture is now only re-resolved when the spellID actually changes.
• TTS alerts queued behind each other (overlap=false) instead of interrupting, so announcements fell further and further behind when procs fired faster than speech could finish. C_VoiceChat.StopSpeakingText() now cancels a still-playing line before a new one starts.
• Fixed severe frame stutter ("ruckelt wie sau") every time a TTS line fired: with the default system-voice setting, C_TTSSettings.GetVoiceOptionID() (an expensive system-voice enumeration) was re-run on every single alert; it's now resolved once and cached. StopSpeakingText() is also no longer called unconditionally — it now only fires while a previous line is actually still speaking, tracked via the real VOICE_CHAT_TTS_PLAYBACK_STARTED/FINISHED/FAILED events, instead of on every alert regardless of state.
• Hardened voiceID/Enum.TtsVoiceType lookups against nil so a bad value can no longer throw inside the TTS pcall and silently disable speech.
• Active profile now falls back to the last valid character profile while spec data is still unavailable after load / cinematic transitions, so Evoker resource bars and other per-profile settings no longer appear to reset into a temporary _0 profile.
• Resource-bar positions are now persisted by resource name as well as legacy index, so Evoker bars keep their placement across spec-order changes and scene transitions.
• Legacy resource-bar position tables are now auto-migrated to name keys on profile activation, and numeric leftovers are cleaned up after the first successful bind.
• Evoker resource bars now fall back to Mana + Essence when spec data is not ready during rebuild, so Mana no longer disappears on reload / first open (2026-07-05)
• RebuildResourceBars now initializes all cache tables before wiping them, so resource-bar rebuilds no longer abort on reload/options refresh (2026-07-05)
• Main ticker and pulse-driver helpers were forward-declared so the performance patch stays scope-safe in Lua (2026-07-05)
• Post-release docs now note the microlag/performance pass in README and changelog (2026-07-05)

V 1.1

[v1.1.0 Production] - 2026-07-05

WoW 12.0.7 Retail (Interface 120007). Git tag: procalert-v1.1.0-production

Added

• Live Auras PopUp feature for rule condition creation (2026-07-05)
• Per-bar width/height overrides for resource bars (2026-07-05)
• Rule Snapshots: save/load/delete named snapshots of rules + settings per character/spec (2026-07-05)
• Vertical resource bars option (bottom-to-top fill via StatusBar orientation) (2026-07-05)
• Debug panel now hidden unless enabled via the "Show Debug panel" checkbox (sv._debug) (2026-07-05)

Changed

• Resource Bars panel: per-bar enable/label/width/height block moved above the threshold colours (2026-07-05)
• Threshold colour grid switched from 2 to 3 columns (2026-07-05)

Fixed

• Checkboxes not reflecting their saved state on first show / after reload (e.g. Show Debug panel appeared unchecked despite being enabled); MakeCheckbox now applies its getValue deferred (2026-07-05)
• Memory-leak in Live Auras OnUpdate script (2026-07-05)
• onSelect Closure variable staleness (2026-07-05)
• Delete() API typo in ui_helpers + rule_editor (2026-07-05)
• Locale key duplication in enUS (2026-07-05)
• Live Auras button overlapping operator/value controls for stack conditions (2026-07-05)
• Live Auras button visibility not refreshed when condition type changes (2026-07-05)
• Live Auras button limited to buff conditions (popup only lists active buffs) (2026-07-05)
• Frame leak in Live Auras popup — item buttons now pooled/reused (2026-07-05)
• Bar width/height getters nil-guarded and zero-value global fallback rejected (2026-07-05)

Full Changelog: 1.0...1.1

First release.

ProcAlert v1.0 — First Stable Release

Visual & audio alert editor for all classes and specs — WoW Midnight (Interface 12.0.7).

Build fully customizable on-screen alerts (pulsing text, icon glows, screen flashes, sounds, TTS) that fire when your conditions are met, plus color-coded resource bars for every spec.

Highlights

• Rule editor — combine conditions (buffs, debuffs, stacks, cooldowns, stance/form, custom Lua) with AND/OR logic and priority handling
• Up to 10 output frames (4 by default), freely draggable and saved automatically
• 9 output types — center text, pulsing text, icon glow, plain icon, sound, custom sound, text-to-speech, screen flash, resource bar recolor
• Resource bars for your active spec + health bar, with selectable bar textures (LibSharedMedia), adjustable size, per-bar enable/label, and drag-to-position
• Per-bar threshold coloring — each bar and health get their own independent % → color thresholds (scroll the % field to fine-tune; Shift = ±5)
• Per-character + spec profiles — every character gets its own config; nothing is shared between characters of the same class anymore
• Import / Export — share a full setup as a string; rules-only imports keep your current bar & frame settings intact
• 5 languages — English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano
• Custom sound support — drop .ogg files into Audio/ and register them

Slash Commands

Command	Action
/pa	Open the rule editor
/pa settings	Settings & debug panel
/pa fm	Toggle frame edit mode
/pa reset	Reset frame positions
/pa testmode	Force all alerts visible

Installation

1. Extract into World of Warcraft/_retail_/Interface/AddOns/
2. /reload or restart WoW
3. Click the minimap button or type /pa

Notes

• Resource-value conditions are intentionally omitted: WoW 12.0 hides those numbers from addons in combat. Use the visual resource bars instead.

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