I'm currently using Vuhdo for my unit frames:
I find it to be a ton easier to configure than anything other than healbot, but healbot doesn't have the option to sort players by name.
PS The screenshot is from a BG that I'm singleboxing
I'm currently using Vuhdo for my unit frames:
I find it to be a ton easier to configure than anything other than healbot, but healbot doesn't have the option to sort players by name.
PS The screenshot is from a BG that I'm singleboxing
Yes, it does; well, I can get healbot to sort my 5 players in a group by name;
http://www.dual-boxing.com/showpost....5&postcount=27
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This thread broke my brain. I get the concept however.
right now, im using Keybinds along with mouse overs of the GridCustomLayouts and macros for target mouse over healing.
My question is... Are Click bars easier to heal with than what Im doing?
I.e. I mouse over a player on Grid, and press F1 for Flash of Light. or F2 or F3 etc etc.
The major benefit of click healing is that you can be spamming your 2-step macro keys (plus other stuff) with your left hand and do all your healing with the mouse in your right hand. The click bar version has the advantage over the repeater region version that it is less susceptible to interference from modifier keys and also allows you to use other keys as modifiers if you so wish.
Well you can put a lot of keys if you run at 1920 X 1200, I have 20 different click spots on each of my guys and my UI is very sparse compared to most. You dont have to make them very large at all.
The black box with "word of glory" and a bunch of the Pal spells are all click for those spells.
http://samdeathwalker.com/forum/atta...8075447&cmps=1
I can't click heal on different guys during battle but thats the whole reason to use chain heal and restro shaman healing. So good for boxers.
Last edited by Sam DeathWalker : 05-23-2011 at 08:45 PM
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