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Lifetime obtained in the compact report combines acquired quantities and recorded crafted outputs. Acquisition occurrences remain separate in stored/exported data. Observed drop chances use item hits divided by complete source samples, grouped by source and zone. Partial loot contributes obtained quantities but does not become a complete-source probability sample. These are your observations, not server drop tables. Use + / - in Lifetime history to expand separate source rows, each with its own chance and hits/samples. Scroll to explore every source while keeping its material context. Click an item for source actions.

Mining, Herbalism, Skinning, Fishing and Disenchanting have action reports with attempts, completed, failed, interrupted, stopped and unresolved outcomes. A fishing launch and a confirmed catch window are different events. Crafting Completed % is completed casts divided by observed attempts, including unresolved attempts. Matched output operations and quantities remain separate. Bonus/multicraft percentages use readable-field counts shown beside them. Unknown evidence stays unknown.

Select a supported native recipe or use /tgf recipe <recipeID> [operations]. The planner compares fixed required reagents with the selected bag/bank scope, shows deficits and freshness, and includes personal source evidence. Complex required reagent choices withhold an overall estimate. The reagent use report estimates fixed required consumption from completed tracked crafts; unsupported and optional inputs are excluded.

Gathering spots are approximate observed player positions, shown at their recorded/projected coordinates. Instance observations can remain in history but never create instance map spots. Clearing spots preserves lifetime statistics. Flight points come from the current client, filtered to your faction and neutral locations. Green means a confirmed visit, amber an explicit undiscovered flag and gray unconfirmed discovery. Only opening the taxi map at the current master confirms that node for this character. Earlier visits need another observed interaction.

Enable Trainers and Recipe vendors independently on both maps and filter by profession. Bundled Classic seed locations are labelled not yet confirmed in game; opening the NPC window records readable recipes, required skill, character level and price. Observed data replaces seed data. Known recipes are dimmed and marked learned after reading your profession; unread professions remain explicitly unknown. Instances never receive pins.

Open Unlearned recipes to search and filter by profession or Vendor only. Recipes beyond your skill are red. Eligible next profession ranks appear when skill and character-level requirements are met. Hover the source for NPCs, prices and locations; click to open the world map and temporarily highlight sources with red rings. The highlight ends when the map closes, after five minutes or when cleared. The Trainers tab defaults to Not visited, with Visited and All trainers filters, visit dates, search and map links. Only a recorded trainer interaction counts as a trainer visit.

Diagnostics offers Refresh inventory, Show status report and the NPC recording log. Debug mode stores the latest 1,000 selected event lines in SavedVariables, written by WoW on reload or logout. Chat debug output is a separate opt-in. These are local diagnostics; the addon uploads nothing.

The board shows native lifetime honorable kills and rank separately from addon-observed outdoor, Battleground and arena kills and per-kill estimated honor. Other honor awards are excluded. Eligible outdoor honor-confirmed kills or assists can create PvP spots; Battleground and arena events cannot. PvP deaths require lethal player or player-controlled evidence. Record PvP lifetime history controls new addon observations independently and preserves earlier records and native totals.

The auction scan keeps the lowest buyout and the number of auctions for the items your installed professions use. A product is valued at the better of its vendor price and its lowest auction buyout after an assumed five percent fee. Crafting profit subtracts the materials at the cheapest known price, the auction price or a merchant you saw. A market with fewer than three auctions is marked as thin and can be hidden, and a price that is unknown is never guessed: the profit stays empty. Prices come from your last scan and are only as fresh as it is.

The Gathered views value what you collected at the better of the vendor and the auction price. The addon also measures active gathering time, counting the gaps of up to two minutes between attempts of one profession, and the items collected in that same time. The rate is money and items divided by that active time. It needs five minutes of measured time and starts with the version that introduced it, so older gathering is listed without a rate.

Routes follow the transport lines of WoW Forever and are drawn for every player as dashed arcs between docks: blue for the Alliance, red for the Horde and gold for neutral lines. The arc is an illustration, not the course of the ship. The client does not publish dock positions, so a dock you record in game with /tgf dock is exact and the others are estimated from the flight point of the same town, which their tooltip says. A route to a dock without any position is not drawn.

Recipes, prices, trainers, maps, history, crafting and gathering reports use only the profession addons that are installed and switched on in the Titan menu. A profession that is switched off disappears from the lists, filters and pins but its saved records stay and come back when it is on again. Without any matching profession addon the windows say so instead of showing an empty page.

Export schema-1 JSON for this character or a combined view. Identity is opt-in. Large exports use numbered checksum-protected parts; the source project includes tools/read_export.py for reconstruction. Export does not transfer records back into another installation: statistics import is planned, not implemented.

Titan Gathered Forever v3 is made for the WoW Forever client, version 1.60.1, interface 16001, with Titan Panel installed separately. It does not claim current Retail or other Classic compatibility. The catalogue contains 532 supported item IDs and 1,973 recipe relationships, with shared materials across modules. Catalogue completeness remains false; live obtainability, legacy IDs and some output-free enchantments remain under reconciliation. Automated checks do not replace live-client acceptance.

Right-click TG3 Forever in Titan Panel for Display, Professions, Additional items, Icon appearance, Flight points, Trainers and recipe vendors, Gathering map, History and sources, and Diagnostics. The menus cover parameterless actions; use /tgf recipe <recipeID> [operations] when specifying a recipe. Eight tabs share one movable window, with searchable scrolling lists, scope and profession combo boxes. Each tab remembers its filters and scroll position. The draggable minimap button opens the last used tab with a left click and the menu with a right click.