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@EQAditu EQAditu released this 29 Jan 22:47
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MiniParse Text Exports
For text exports(clipboard, MiniWindow, OverlayPlugin), {duration} or {DURATION} is usually calculated as EndTime-StartTime. A new setting in Data Correction -> Miscellaneous allows for the EndTime to be replaced by LastEstimatedTime while in-combat. This will have the effect of showing the encounter duration in text exports increasing even when no new data is coming in. Internally, the encounter duration calculation has not changed, so EncDPS calculations will not be affected.

Sound / Text To Speech
TTS sent though ACT now has some rate limiting to avoid custom triggers or plugins causing a crash in Microsoft's OneCore TTS Engine implementation of SAPI. This limiting can only take effect if using ACT's TTS() method and any 3rd party implementation may still crash ACT if it behaves badly and overruns their own similar TTS implementation. The default TTS method has been changed to direct SAPI. -- The WMP API now has a setting to force sound through the UI thread, or not. The WMP API now also has some rate limiting implemented.

Custom Triggers
ACT should more often reassess the active custom triggers necessary when changing zones, changing log files, etc. This is for custom triggers that are restricted to certain zone names. (#56)

Screenshot Button
A new button has been added to the corner of ACT which will take a screenshot of ACT's main window for the clipboard or to save as a PNG. This is mostly useful for pasting/posting into other applications(Discord, forums).

Miscellaneous
Fixed the output for AttackType.MaxHit when all values are zero. You may now customize the text that appears in ACT's main window titlebar, found in the Miscellaneous section(#54). The force GCCollection option no longer opens a TraySlider. Fixed the MiniParse Window's close button handler, again.

As a warning, the next version of ACT may require v4.7.2 or v4.8 of the .NET Framework.