#Wow elvui wow bar still on screen install#

Or maybe you donвЂ™t like some of the colors or artwork used in the default UI. Time spent looking around increases your chances of missing important information or dying to a mechanic (perhaps a pool of bad stuff under your character). In an intense encounter, it can be difficult to quickly move your eyes between all these elements and the enemy you are focusing on - especially when played on a large monitor which increases the space between information. If we at least have visuals to work with, we might be able to offer better suggestions and recommendations.Health and resource bars are in the top left, buffs/debuffs are in the top right, spells are on the bottom and your character is in the middle of it all. IвЂ™d also suggest getting us some screenshots if you can and trying to explain exactly what it is you want in regards to bar setup. Use what I brought up as a starting point and experiment with the options. Those are all basic things off the top of my head, but ElvUI is pretty modular, and I feel no two people will be 100% alike once they start to deviate from defaults in some manner. Under the General tab for Clickable Size, all widths are set to 150 for me. This can be set as low as 4 if you want the bars to be thinner. On the Enemy NPC/Player and Friendly NPC/Player tabs, I have the health bars height set to a size of 10. Once you leave combat, the plates should disappear within a second or two, but I can tell you from past experience that it isnвЂ™t perfect. You could try setting Enemy/Friendly Combat Toggle to Toggle On In Combat. Your current target will be shifted into the foreground over everything else. ThatвЂ™ll lock the plates in place above the head of an enemy, but be aware that if youвЂ™re tracking multiple targets the info might become hard to read. If you feel this causes clutter, IвЂ™d suggest shifting to overlapping. This shifts plates around if more than one mob is close together. I myself have Nameplate Motion Type set to stacking. Under the nameplates option, general tab: My current gaming monitor is an ultrawide at 2560x1080 resolution.

#Wow elvui wow bar still on screen install#

Now, IвЂ™ll be honest: itвЂ™s been so long since IвЂ™ve had a clean install of ElvUI that I donвЂ™t know what the defaults even are anymore. You donвЂ™t get that with one loan bar at the top of your screen. I like being able to look above the head of a mob or friendly player at a glance and knowing where they are at on health, and who is casting. IвЂ™ll admit, it takes getting used to, but I wouldnвЂ™t have it any other way. Enemy nameplates on by default for all my DPS/tanking characters, friendly plates are flipped to on when my healers are grouped. Been using Elv for well over ten years at this point. I have enemy, neutral and enemy player healthbars on. (Give #2 a higher priority so neutral npcs nameplates will stay hidden completely when out of combat instead.) Give all non-targeted enemy NPCs nameplates 20% visibility/ transparency when out of combat. Hide health bar, level and elite/rare icon on all neutral NPCs (only show names)Д§.Hide titles, level and elite/rare icon on targeted enemy NPCs during combat (only show names).Only show health bar on non-targeted enemy NPCs during combat.Hide friendly players in crowded Capitals namely Orgrimmar, Dalaran, Oribus.Hide all non-targeted neutral NPCs nameplates when out of combat.

Hide all non-targeted friendly NPCs nameplates.

I wish thereвЂ™s a way that can activate friendly nameplates only when they are in close proximity. But that doesnвЂ™t work very well when you want to find a particular unique npc, and I have to mouseover everybody to check. Lately, I went back to the easiest solution. I will see dozens of floating nameplates from afar. But this has huge problem in area that most npc has unique names, for example the bar in Dalaran. I used to have a nameplate filter that filters out all the generic NPC names I typed in, for example, Orgrimmar Grunt, Thrallmar Grunt etc. I personally use Elvui, I have tried different ways to make the screen as tidy as possible while also keep the exploring convenient.