Changelog

1.2.2

Attribution: added the required credit for Eclipse by mfoltz (zfolmt) — parts of the client UI framework (bootstrap and coroutine host, chat-command sender, update-frequency option) are adapted from it. The package now ships a third_party_notices.md file with the adapted-parts list and the full CC BY-NC 4.0 licence text; the README and LICENSE state that those parts remain under CC BY-NC 4.0.
No functional changes.

Fix: the panel could come up scaled wrong or half-drawn after the game rebuilt its HUD (returning from the world to the menu and back, or loading into a save). The panel is now rebuilt as soon as the UI canvas changes or the previous one is destroyed, instead of staying dead until a client restart.
Fix: building the panel no longer fails during the first UI frames, when the world scene does not exist yet.
No gameplay changes.

The client now speaks only to its own server module and depends on nothing else.

Command group is .tt only; the old prefix switch and the fallback to another plugin's commands are gone.
The panel no longer references or depends on any third-party teleport framework.
Version 1.2.0.

Castles tab (sixth tab) — lists your own and your clan's castles with the number of free prison cells, marks the castle currently selected for the Dusk Caller and clears the choice on a second click.
Click handling fix — the "Create"/"Cancel" buttons and the tab bar no longer need a second click while the point-name form had keyboard focus.
Six tabs share the same panel width; the scheme button in the header cycles all seven themes and saves the choice.

The mod no longer performs any assembly resolution: Assembly.Load, Type.GetType and the AppDomain assembly scan are gone. The HUD interop assembly is reached through a normal compile-time reference, so every assembly the mod uses is visible in the DLL's reference table.
Removed patch targets for game types that no longer exist in the current build.

Packaging updates for the mod database: the licence file is named LICENSE.md, the icon is 256x256. No functional changes.

First release.

Identity — the plugin name, panel title, HUD button, logs and the config file all use the name FAiTP.
New look — the interface was styled from scratch in a violet-neon theme: panel, tabs, cards, buttons, the point-creation form and the teleport-request popup.
Colour schemes — seven interface themes: violet, ice, acid, ember, graphite, dark red and vanilla; the header button cycles them live and the choice is saved.
Server module — the panel drives the TargetTeleport_Server module with .tt commands: personal and global points, player-to-player requests, the online roster, the waypoint menu and Dusk Caller castle targeting.
Fix: input leak — the map and spell-selection windows no longer open over the point-name form while typing.
Licence — the mod is distributed under a proprietary licence (see LICENSE): free personal use, no copying or redistribution.