WhoGrid

A compact, classic-style /who window. WhoGrid lists 35 or more players at once in a clean, resizable table, searches past the 50-player limit, records Alliance and Horde players you mouse over, tracks your kills, duels and gold trades with everyone you meet, and lets you keep your own notes on them.

Features

• One line per player with Name, Level, Race, Class, Faction, Zone and Guild columns
• No 50-player cap: when a search finds more than 50, press Next and WhoGrid keeps searching (splitting by level, then class) and combines everything into one list
• Three tabs:
  • /who: your search results
  • Mouseover: every player you mouse over or target, Alliance and Horde
  • History: everyone WhoGrid has ever recorded, viewed either by player or as a timeline of events (encounters, kills, deaths, duels and trades, newest first)
• Player details: click anyone to open a panel with everything WhoGrid knows about them and their full history with you
• PvP tracking: Kills and Deaths columns show how many times you've killed each player and how many times they've killed you, tracked from the combat log
• Duel record: see your won-lost record against every player you've dueled
• Gold trades: Gave, Got and Net Gold columns show the gold you've traded with each player
• Player notes: Ctrl-click anyone to write a note. Notes are saved and show in the list, the tooltip and the details panel
• Extra columns you can switch on: level difference, gender, faction, guild rank, realm, status, last seen, first seen, kills, deaths, duel record, gold given, gold received, net gold, encounters, and your note
• Status at a glance: see whether a player is a friend, a guildmate, in your group, or ignored
• Encounters: WhoGrid remembers who it has found, so you can tell when you last ran into someone and how often
• Filters: faction (All / Alliance / Horde) and text filters in the Mouseover and History tabs
• Search help: hover the search box for a guide to /who commands like z-"Zone", g-"Guild", c-"Class" and level ranges
• Sortable columns: click a header to sort, click again to reverse
• Class-coloured names and classes, levels coloured by difficulty, and players in your current zone highlighted in green
• Quick actions: click for details, alt-click to whisper, right-click to invite, shift-click to search that player's guild, ctrl-click to edit your note
• My Zone button to list everyone in the zone you're in
• Resizable: drag the corner grip to show more players or give the Zone, Guild and Note columns more room. Right-click the grip to reset
• Classic dialog look, draggable window that remembers its position and size, and Escape closes it
• Optional /who replacement: have WhoGrid open whenever you type /who, instead of the default window

Options

Open with the Columns button in the window, /wg options, or Game Menu > Options > AddOns > WhoGrid.

• Open WhoGrid when you type /who: /who searches go to WhoGrid instead of the default Who window or chat (off by default)
• Show WhoGrid for all who results: also open WhoGrid when the default UI or another addon runs a who search (off by default)
• Keep searching past the 50-player limit (on by default)
• Record players you mouse over (on by default)
• Extra columns: tick the columns you want. Faction, Status, Kills, Deaths, Duels, the gold columns and Note are on by default
• Forget seen history: clears last seen, first seen, encounters and each player's history. Your notes, kills, duels, trades and the event timeline are kept

Key bindings

Under Key Bindings > AddOns > WhoGrid:

• Show or hide WhoGrid
• Search / Next: runs the search, or continues a search that found more than 50

Slash commands

Notes

• The server returns at most 50 players per /who. WhoGrid gets past this by running several smaller searches. The game only allows a search from a click or key press, so each extra search needs a press of Next or your key binding.
• /who only finds players of your own faction. Mouseover is how you see the other faction.
• Players far above your level show as "??" until you see their level.
• A kill counts when a player dies within 15 seconds of you or your pet damaging them (killing blows are listed separately). A death counts against the player who damaged you in the 10 seconds before you died. Only what your combat log can see is counted.
• An encounter is counted once until you haven't seen the player for 15 minutes.
• Gold trades are recorded when the game reports the trade complete.
• The event timeline keeps the latest 5,000 events, and each player's history keeps their latest 100.
• History only includes what WhoGrid has seen since you installed it.
• When you search from WhoGrid, the default Who window stays closed.

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