Category Archives: UI

Lath’s VuhDo Layout

I’ve been asked by a few people what my layout settings are for VuhDo. I thought it would be easier to cover the topic as one single blog post with screen shots rather than by reply to each individual question posed by in game whispers, comments, twitter and email.

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Improving the Interface Using Addons: VuhDo (Raid Frames)

Both Cass and I have tried several Raid Frame Addons and both of us have been using VuhDo for several months. And we both love it. VuhDo looks great, gives you all the customisation of Grid, and is as easy to use as Healbot.

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Improving the Interface with Addons: ForteXorcist (DoT Monitor)

Debuff Filter excels at tracking the DoTs on your target – but it won’t display anything applied to other targets. So I decided to give ForteXorcist a go.

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The Evolution of My UI: Final

Thank you to everyone who commented on my recent UI Evolution post! As promised, here is a screenshot and breakdown of my final UI. Along with the visual display, I’ve also listed and linked each mod I use so anyone who sees something they like, can download and give it a try.

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The Evolution of My UI

Over the years I have played WoW my UI has changed. From using the standard interface, to dabbling with mods, I have slowly “evolved” to what I feel is a more sophisticated and user friendly interface for my game play. My biggest challenge has been mod customisation. I need things to be pretty user friendly after install otherwise it is all too much and I give up on the mod all together. I went through my screenshot folder today and have picked out pictures of my many UI attempts some of which are quite embarrassing but I’m going to share anyway!

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Improving the Interface Using Addons 8 – Elkanos Buff Bars

Cass’s major UI overhaul inspired me to do the same. I will admit I kinda cheated and copied many of her ideas – just set them up with a healer flavour. One standard UI feature she didn’t make any changes to, but I felt needed improvement was a new way to layout any buffs and debuffs my character was experiencing.

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Improving the Interface using Addons 7 – Decursive (Cleansing and Dispelling)

If you already have a good raid frame system set up you can use that to monitor magic, curses, diseases and poisons. However, if you’d like to have a separate, stand-alone Addon for quick click removal of nasty stuff I’d recommend Decursive.

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Improving the Interface using Addons 6 – Grid (Raid Frames)

If you’ve wanted to try Grid but don’t know where to start you’ve come to the right place. Grid is intended to replace the default UI raid frames – you know, the groups 1-5 that you have dragged onto your screen from the Social>Raid window.

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Improving the Interface using Addons 5 – Debuff Filter (DoT Monitor)

Debuff Filter lets you watch just the Debuffs/DoTs that you’re interested in. You are also given the option for each spell/debuff to only show the Debuff if you were the player to apply it (thank you! I’m not interested in anyone else’s Shadow Word: Pain).

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Improving the Interface using Addons 4 – Quartz (Cast Bar)

As a DPS caster I cannot stress how important it is to have a good cast bar. I love Quartz and I have no intentions of changing when Quartz does everything I want my cast bar to do. That doesn’t mean it doesn’t need some customisation.

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