I use WeakAuras to notify me of any important buffs and debuffs that the PvP/PvE target has on that needs considerations.Įdit: If you would like some WeakAuras for Demon Hunter, I have a few that you might like. I also have a target frame in the bottom middle of my screen for more detailed information. I play with nameplates on when in combat, so I can see my health and my targets health above their heads. To do this, create a new Skada window as a DataText, then follow the instructions I provided in the last paragraph.
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Mousing over the text shows a full list of the meters. While I’m in combat, I feel it isn’t necessary to stare at the charts, but after the fight is finished, it’s nice to know where I stand. My Skada is set up as a DataText bar, with the alpha slider set to 0 when selecting color for the background. Your Skada window is on the middle left of your screen. Uncheck Lock Window to move the window around your screen by dragging the title bar for the window. To open up Skada options, use “/Skada Config” to bring up the options. It has some movement so it doesn’t seem static. The artwork you see in the bottom left is just something I put there from DFO to show when I’m out of combat, and to add a little flair to my UI. I moved my map to the bottom right, because I mainly play at an angle where I know everything that’s ahead of where my camera is pointing. Like pop up notifications what cooldowns are ready. I use ElvUI in conjunction with WeakAuras to provide more information that show in combat. Above my healthbar is a smaller row of additional cool downs. There’s been some updates to it since I’ve started working on it, but this is what I found in discord. If you would like more help, and want to get more in depth with custom syntax or LUA, send me a message! That’s only some of the tips that I have. (This May Be Shift Right Click, I’m at work, so I can’t check for you.) If you see an aura you don’t want showing up, quickly add it to the black list by Ctrl+Rick Clicking the icon of the aura. After buffs have been disabled, you can change the Size and Buffs Per Row to change the width of the aura bars once you have them in position.
You can uncheck “Enable” under buffs to hide the icons, as Auras will cover these for you, leaving you with just the aura bars in a custom position. To bypass this, attach the aura bars to Buffs or Debuffs and change the X offset under the buffs or debuffs tab. You can reposition their Y offset under the Aura Bars tab, but you can’t change the X offset. Change these settings under the Chat options in Elvui.Įnable Auras under target and player frame options. Just like an open kitchen concept, it also helps to remove the left and right chat panels to give you the feel of more screen real estate.
Some UI designs have black on darker black of class healthbars aren’t enabled, making it harder to see your health at a glance. Make sure to play with the custom backdrop color. After you set the global alpha, go through and choose what Action Bars you want to inherit the global alpha. This will hide actionbars when you aren’t in combat or don’t have a target. Under general for Action Bars, you can set them to inherit a global combat fade. You can use Shift+Right Click to temporarily hide element anchors so you aren’t snapping to them by accident. To quickly move your UI elements around, type /moveui. Below, I’ll add some tips to make your UI more fitting to your style. Disable everything you see fit, such as the dashboard and datatexts. Once you have it installed, type /elvui then expand the BenikUI options. Sargeras - A Area 52 - H Bleeding Hollow - H Tichondrius - H ChinaĬheck out BenikUI for Elvui. Stormscale - H Sylvanas - A Aszune - A Bronzebeard - H Americas
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