Warn earlier: a cooldown shows 5 seconds before its time by default and counts down to the moment you press it, then shows Now. Change the default on the New messages page or per assignment; text messages can warn earlier too.
The encounter page is one desk: the bosses of the instance as tiles on top, a toolbar, the timeline across the whole width and the selected assignment below it as a form with one line per setting: template, when (once, repeating or several times), what, for whom, overlay, duration and warning, sound and difficulties. A new assignment can start from a template right there. Advanced opens every setting in a window of its own. There is no separate encounter list or assignment page anymore.
Demo playback: plays the plan from the playhead on your overlays, in real time or four times as fast. Click on the time axis to move the playhead.
View as a role or player: the timeline and the demo playback show only what they get. Normal, Heroic and Mythic switch on and off one by one; the timeline dims the assignments that run on none of them.
In the timeline, drag a marker to move the assignment, with Alt to copy it, and middle-click it to delete it (asks first). The mouse wheel zooms (out to 20 minutes, to plan after the last assignment), Shift + mouse wheel or dragging an empty spot scrolls the time, and repeating assignments show as a bar. The timeline and its markers list these controls.
New encounter lists the dungeons of the current expansion besides the raids.
On Retail it also lists the Mythic+ dungeons of the current season. A dungeon's page lets you add a boss the journal doesn't list, by its encounter ID.
Each encounter has a Share with the group switch. Encounters you don't share aren't sent to your group and run only for you.
Demo: Overlays → Demo or /prt demo plays a sample fight of about 40 seconds with every kind of message for you (text with countdown, marker, own sound, read aloud, healing and utility cooldowns, a repeating assignment) on your overlays, plus your next assignments and the raid plan in combat. It runs anywhere, out of combat and in every role.
Changed
In a dungeon group every member can send plans; in a raid it stays the leader and assistants.
Simpler window: the overview and the settings are one page (with About at the end), and importing an encounter moved to New encounter.
The overview picks your role (lead, player or both) the same way as the first start guide.
A message's sound is one choice: the overlay's sound, its own sound or TTS (text to speech).
An assignment's targets are picked with ticks in one list (roles, your group, raid groups, classes), so several targets need no extra step.
Save as template is one click; the template is named after the message and can be renamed on the templates page.
The message editor has no Tools card and no Undo anymore; loading and saving templates and deleting the assignment are at the end of Display.
Overlays have one Unlock switch instead of lock and unlock buttons, Raid plan in combat (formerly Lead status) one switch to place it, and the layout options are labeled.
New messages is its own page with the same options as an assignment (type, text, targets, overlay, duration, sound) plus the difficulties of new assignments. Every new assignment and template starts as this message.
Overlays lock again when you close the options window.
A new profile is created by pressing Enter in its name field.
The debug log shows one line per entry.
Every overlay (messages, your next assignments, lead status) has the same text settings: font, size, outline (off, thin, thick) and shadow.
Your next assignments shows every line in the same size; the next one is no longer larger.
Fixed
The Every slider of a repeating assignment can be dragged again.
Overlays in icon or bar style and the upcoming list show a message's icon once instead of twice (cooldowns showed their spell icon beside and in the text).
Countdown now has an effect on overlays in icon or bar style (and in the preview): without it, no remaining seconds show beside the text.
The button that writes the cooldown assignments into your MethodRaidTools note is back. It is now always shown on the encounter page and grayed out only when MethodRaidTools isn't loaded.
