The CVar Health score keeps history. The dashboard records your score once per login and again when it moves, and draws a trend line under the header score with the range low and high beside it. Resnapshots only land when the number actually changed, and the ring holds the last 60 entries.
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GRIP-EMS v2.3.11
Released July 19, 2026. 8 entries in the author's notes.
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The author's own words, complete. Long sections are sorted into areas by LazyGrip.
Added
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The Raiding section models Raid Spell Density (RAIDspellClutter). The dashboard already recommends raid-specific graphics settings, and with those on the RAID-prefixed mirror governs spell density in raids -- so you could raid at the default density while every row showed green. The new row reads the raid value, recommends 1, ships the full 0-4 dropdown, and counts toward the health score and auto-fix like any other row.
The raid and PvP CVar profiles apply nameplate stacking. Switching to the raid profile sets stacking mask 1 (enemy nameplates stack instead of overlapping), PvP sets 3 (friendly ones too), and the Nameplate Stacking row's long description now explains what stacking does and why the recommendation deviates from the game default. Undo and Redo round-trip the override.
Fixed
4The CVar Health header hard-coded its summary and had drifted: it claimed 213 CVars while the dashboard tracks 212. Both numbers come from the registry now, in all 11 languages, so the header count cannot drift from the real census again.
The Raiding section listed spell clutter twice -- a leftover on/off row next to the real 0-4 one. The leftover is gone, the FPS section keeps its Spell Visual Density row, and the catalog now rejects duplicate CVar entries at load so a future edit cannot reintroduce a double.
Korean text carried garbled syllables on 114 lines of the locale file. Every affected line reads as Korean again.
Clicking the Disable button at its left edge could open rename mode instead. The sequence name's edit box stretched invisibly underneath the header buttons; it now stops before the leftmost visible one in every header state -- clean, unsaved changes, or disabled badge.
Internal
1Two commits in this release share the title "EMS v2.3.11 Phase 1": the earlier (2eb3bf5) is the name-EditBox anchor fix above, the later (e1e1de6) is the nameplate stacking closure.
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Release notes written by Sataana and reproduced here with his permission.