v1.1.2 — STOOP-named downloads + data migration

STOOP v1.1.2 — the downloads are now named STOOP.

Changed

• 📦 Files are STOOP-Setup.exe, STOOP.exe, and STOOP-portable.zip (no more TL-DPS-Meter-*). The installed app, Start-menu entry, and the exe's file properties all read STOOP.

Fixed

• 💾 Your saved data carries over. On first launch, STOOP automatically moves your existing data folder to its new home — saved runs, settings, and history are kept. (Upgrading via the installer also tidies up the old file.)

Install

• STOOP-Setup.exe — installer (Start-menu shortcut, clean uninstall).
• STOOP.exe — portable single-file (just run it).
• STOOP-portable.zip — portable, keeps data next to the exe.

First launch shows a SmartScreen "unknown publisher" notice (not code-signed yet) — More info → Run anyway.

v1.1.1 — lighter palette + invite-link fix

STOOP v1.1.1 — palette polish + a fixed invite link.

Fixed

• 🔗 Invite links work again — "Copy Invite Link" was pointing at the old site URL and 404ing. Fixed.

Changed

• 🎨 Lighter palette — the dark navy UI was retoned brighter (Night & Brick + "L3") so cards, borders, and panels read clearly while keeping the brick / sky / amber accents.
• 🏷️ Project moved to its new home: github.com/stoopkid713/STOOP (in-app update check + links follow it automatically).
• ✨ Welcome guide and a few stray bits of old branding cleaned up.

Install

• TL-DPS-Meter.exe — portable single-file (just run it).
• TL-DPS-Meter-portable.zip — portable, keeps its data next to the exe.

First launch shows a SmartScreen "unknown publisher" notice (not code-signed yet) — More info → Run anyway.

STOOP v1.1.0 — Rebrand

STOOP v1.1.0

Rebrand: ツCKヤ DPS Meter → STOOP

New product name, new visual identity, same app.

Changed

• App renamed to STOOP — sidebar wordmark, welcome modal, About text, window title
• Night & Brick + palette — deep midnight navy background, brick primary (#D96444), sky secondary (#5B92D4), amber accent (#F0B845). Replaces the teal/purple CK design.
• New icon — three ascending bars (stoop steps + DPS chart). Regenerate with make_icon.py.
• Font stack updated to Bebas Neue (wordmark) + Barlow Condensed + Barlow + JetBrains Mono
• Installer publisher updated to OhStoopKid

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v1.0.3 — feedback, manual update check & party polish

Party polish + quality-of-life — validated in a live 2-player session.

Added

• Trophies tab — party superlatives: hardest hit, highest sustained DPS, most damage on one boss, biggest crit+heavy hit.
• Feedback / report a bug — send feedback or a bug report right from the app (optional, consent-gated diagnostics — no combat logs, no account info).
• "Are you logging?" detection — clear warning when your combat logging is off, and the leader can see which members aren't transmitting yet.
• Crit + Heavy % on the party scoreboard + a crit-heavy column in the skill breakdown.

Changed

• Party-first layout — Party DPS is now the 2nd tab; solo tools tuck into a Solo Lab menu; the sidebar auto-collapses on the party view (hover to peek) for more board room.
• Check for updates is now a prominent button (on demand).

Fixed

• Boss detection — real boss list + trash filter, so practice dummies / trash no longer show up as bosses.
• Buttons that did nothing now work — Leave / Clear / Kick / Reset Roster + several Settings actions.
• No more crash if you accidentally open a second copy.

Unsigned build — Windows SmartScreen will warn: More info → Run anyway.

v1.0.2 — party breakdown loading fix

Party breakdown loading fix

• Fixed: the party Compare / Skills / Rotation views could get stuck on "Loading breakdowns…" forever — most often when a teammate was still mid-fight when you opened their breakdown. Breakdowns now load reliably and update automatically the moment a teammate's fight ends.
• Clearer states: instead of a forever-spinner, the view now tells you when a teammate is still in combat vs. actually loading.
• Under the hood: member breakdowns are fetched only when they're ready (no needless re-requests), and the server now reports breakdown availability per member.

Thanks to everyone testing party mode — this one came straight from a live 2-player session.

v1.0.1 — reliable reset, zoom, update check

Fixed

• Reliable build-test reset. Throne and Liberty writes its combat log a few minutes late, which let stale pre-reset combat clip your real test down to a handful of hits. Reset now ignores everything logged before you pressed it (works for both the button and the ctrl+tab hotkey), so a fresh test captures cleanly — and DPS reads correctly instead of diluted.
• Delete works again for saved runs (the row stayed on screen even though it was removed).
• No more duplicate saved runs.

Added

• UI zoom — Ctrl + / Ctrl − / Ctrl 0 (or Settings → Display); scales the whole interface and is remembered next launch.
• Check for Updates — Settings → Links.

Install: run TL-DPS-Meter-Setup.exe (Start Menu shortcut + uninstaller, data in %LOCALAPPDATA%), or use the portable TL-DPS-Meter-portable.zip (data sits next to the exe, USB-movable).

v1.0.0 — first public release

A combat-log analyzer for Throne and Liberty — real-time DPS, crit/heavy tracking, per-skill rotation analysis, and side-by-side build comparison, in a single native window. It only reads the log files the game writes; it never touches the game process.

Download — pick one

• Installer — TL-DPS-Meter-Setup.exe — per-user install (no admin), Start Menu shortcut + uninstaller. Data lives in %LOCALAPPDATA%\TL-DPS-Meter.
• Portable — TL-DPS-Meter-portable.zip — unzip anywhere and run; data is stored next to the exe, so the whole folder is USB-movable.

Windows 10/11. First launch shows a SmartScreen "unknown publisher" warning (unsigned build) — click More info → Run anyway.

Setup

In Throne & Liberty enable Combat Logging (Settings → Shortcuts → Ring Menu → add Combat Meter) and activate it from the Ring Menu. Stats populate when a fight ends.

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First public release. Backend rebuilt from scratch as owned, open code; original concept by SirPHz (CKdpsApp). See the README and CHANGELOG for details.