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  PrankstarDK Dec 14, 2014 at 21:51 UTC - 0 likes

  @PrankstarDK: Go

  So what i would recommend, and which i think makes most sense, is that pet is always "beneath" party frames, because they are CHILDREN to the party frames.

  Setting party frames to frame strata "LOW" and pet frames to "BACKGROUND" gives the expected behavior IMO.

  EDIT: So changing it to "LOW" kinda screws up the Compact raid thingy, and the garrison workorders, so that wont work. Only thing i can confirm atm, is that the pet frames for party and arena are suddenly behaving in another way than it used to. I have fixed it by changing party / arena frames to LOW and the pets to BACKGROUND, and then setting the garrison window + raid frame to "MEDIUM".

  Last edited Dec 17, 2014 by PrankstarDK: More info
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  PrankstarDK Dec 14, 2014 at 21:45 UTC - 0 likes

  @Shadowed: Go

  I tried setting "SUFHeaderparty" to Frame strata "LOW" and it seems to "update" the unitframes and then the party frames are now displaying above pet frames, just like they used. I think changing all the unitframes to "BACKGROUND" have provided som unexpected behaviours we didn't see prior to this latest release.

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  PrankstarDK Dec 12, 2014 at 08:51 UTC - 0 likes

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  Well it only occured after getting your new alpha update. In the latest release (v4.0.7) it works as intended. I figure it has something to do with the change "- Bump frame strata to fix raid manager/work order visual issues"

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  Shadowed Dec 11, 2014 at 23:32 UTC - 0 likes

  This doesn't quite look like a bug, we can't really predicate how players will want to overlay their pet frames. It does look like you're clipping the pets too close to the party what happens is to be expected.

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  PrankstarDK Dec 11, 2014 at 19:10 UTC - 0 likes

  EXTRA INFO It appears that the ARENA PET unitframes also have this issue.