For Auras, the best choice for TBC, for me, was Icons Only.Ĩ. This is just basic setting, you can set your frames as you like after this setup is done. Optionally, I would choose High Resolution button.Ħ. The Dark one will make almost everything black and Class one will make your nameplate pink if you're paladin ofc )ĥ. Good for PVP, great for raiding! Awesome for everyone, 8+ or 88+.Ĥ. In short lines - the more you use it the more you'll like it. Let's return to basic things and setting everything up properly. This is how my ElvUI looks like right now. Including bonus addons you use (Recount, maybe Cartographer, etc.), I'll give you a few notes about them. You can place, move, or lock everything you see on your screen wherever you like. My question was "Did you ever hear about ElvUI? instead of those things you're calling UI and addons?" and they respond "We don't use that crap, blah blah.".īefore you judge by the look of my settings you should first check everything inside this guide and set ElvUI as you like! Yes, it's 100% customizable and moveable. Someone cried about nameplates, someone about unit frames, healing grid, debuffs, etc.
With Elvui I only had to do that once and I don’t have to worry about all the different add-ons being out of date/abandoned/conflicting etc.Lately I saw a lot of cries from people in-game and a few friends also, about missing "the greatest addons from recent expansions". That being said, for me it was worth it to just get used to Elvui because I really dislike spending hours setting up a UI which I have to do if I actually want to be satisfied with it. If there is something you see someone using elvui doing there is most likely a way to achieve the same result through different methods. There is no single part of elvui that cannot be achieved through combinations of other add-ons/Weakauras.
If you’re willing to set up what you need without Elvui you’re more than fine though. It’s incredibly convenient if you ever have to set up your UI from scratch for whatever reason. The main benefit is that it contains the majority of UI add-ons that everyone uses in one place. I can’t really make up my mind on it, but I still use it and only it currently so idk, haha. There are just enough really nice features to elvui that keep me coming back to it. That typically means moving, adding and removing certain UI elements. The default interface has been modified to allow us to move more, and there are thousands of addons out there, so you can probably find an addon to duplicate anything ElvUI does without having to use the entire ElvUI to do it if you aren’t going to be using many of the modifications of ElvUI.Īll that’s really “necessary” is that you have easy visibility of the information you need. It’s also popular for it’s visual modifications giving the UI a cohesive, more modern look, but, of course, that’s simply preference.Īlmost everything that ElvUI does can be done other ways. ElvUI is popular because of how well you can move everything to where it works best for you. Then, it’s important to get the rest of the information away from that area so that it is FAR easier to notice when something important is happening, or about to happen. Especially when it is stressful, it is important to have the critical information close to where your eyes are going to be most of the time. There’s a lot of them that aren’t that helpful, but there are a few that explain good reasons to move large portions of the UI.Ī lot of it comes down to your field of vision.
#ELVUI PROFILES HEALER HOW TO#
Look at some youtube videos on how to set up a healer UI. So, stupid forum rules, I can’t post links.
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