FIX YOURS NOW! The Bellular Shadowlands UI: The Clean, EASY & Optimal Setup For WoW!



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43 thoughts on “FIX YOURS NOW! The Bellular Shadowlands UI: The Clean, EASY & Optimal Setup For WoW!”

  1. I basically set up my UI like this. Except I hate elvui. It's just overhauling for the sake of overhauling and its extremely ugly. I have tried it and I honestly don't get what's so appealing about it…

    I use the base UI, except for the map, I use sexymap, I then move stuff around a bit and then lastly use Zperl unit frames instead. I then tailor the colors of stuff to match my class and/or spec. So for example orange theme for a fire mage and light blue for a frost mage.

    Other then that, I basically do the same stuff.

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  2. Sounds like a lot of folks here are nope-ing out from trying this out because of ElvUi. Don't use it if you don't want to. I dont. However, there are plenty of add-ons out there that give you full control of the default WoWUI while preserving it's look and feel: LeatrixPlus, Bartender4, MoveAnything, BlizzMove, Titan Panel and others. LeatrixPlus, for example, can even enhance the default bars and frames while keeping where everything is in it's default place.

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  3. Yo Bell thank you so much for the UI. But there is one thing i want to change and that is the transparency of all the windows. But I can´t find the option where to change it. May you help me with this?

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  4. Am I the only one that finds weak auras more distracting than useful? I prefer to just have my action bars neat and raised a little on center. Then my target and me to be top center. That’s about it. I find it easier to track all my cool downs and abilities directly in my action bars. Then I like buffs/debuffs to be neat and apparent. Same with name plates. Neat. That’s it. I dunno, I am a little ADD though. So maybe that’s why I feel that way.

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  5. I've used your UIs' for several xpacs and this is by far your best work . As someone who has C.P. i tend to get focused on one area and i've struggled to find an UI that I was comfortable with for the long haul and this UI accomplishes that . Everything is up and around the character easy to see at a glance as you stated plus its easy to read(getting older plus the C.P), only I had to "tweak" was the scaling as the large version recommend .74 which on my monitor(32inch) was huge . Again thank you and great work.

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  6. While I absolutely agree with your points on the principles I can't stand ElvUI and the likes. It completely destroys the WoW's aesthetics by changing fonts to some modern-style abomination and also uses in my opinion downright ugly plain transparent black backgrounds for every window. It doesn't feel like WarCraft anymore. It's also horrendous with small monitors as the scaling is pretty bad in ElvUI and requires hours of tweaking to get right (I'm playing at 1080p on a 17-inch monitor and I need bigger UI elements). It does some things absolutely fine like frames and buff/debuff trackers, although all of it can be achieved by other means. And Blizzard's raid frames, for example, which you can also use for dungeons, are super-accurate and neat by default (if you disable border and wiggle sliders to your liking), it wasn't always the case.

    I really think it's a bad practice to hook up new players on ElvUI. Teach them principles, give them Bartender and any frame addon (Easy Frames is a great upgrade on default frames without sacrificing the aesthetics, for example), enemy frames (Plater is ugly by default, but customizable, NeatPlates is a bit of an outdated concept, but still good, KuiNameplates is just a good well-rounder by default, also customizable) and some basic unintrusive WeakAuras and let them go ham. I'd even argue that neatly stacked Bartender can completely nullify the need in having spec cooldowns WAs in the center of the screen. I have my bars neat and tidy closer to the center of the screen and always have all of my cooldowns at a glance without duplicating any information on the screen. The only WAs I really use are buff and debuff trackers for me and the enemies (once again, semi-transparent and invisible when unneeded). There are more addons that I personally use, but if you get your actionbars, frames and trackers right I strongly believe you're good to go.

    For encounter tactics DBM is good if you'd like more audio information (considering everything else so far has been visual I'd say it's an optimal choice) and if you're ok with tracking more text and icons on the screen BigWigs/LittleWigs is for you.

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  7. This really annoys me. Looking at this awfull disgusting mess in the middle of your screen. Seriously you dont need it. For me i tried it and it made me more confused and I couldnt see a damn thing that was happening. Maybe if your a hardcore raider but nup not for me.

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  8. Just some feedback – If your main content of this video is showing UI principles and general layout – is it really neccessary for your face to take up 1/3 of the screen? Not that I don’t love your face, I’m just thinking about information clarity and overall UX.

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  9. how is this optimal? where do you have dps/hps/interrupt tracker, weakauras, timer bars for uptime of hots, buffs, procs and dots on enemies etc? This is very nice but efficient maybe for leveling or m+0

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  10. I'm a moderately experienced ElvUI user and I really appreciate the versions you guys put together. While they aren't exactly for me, they gave me several good ideas to implement in my setup, such as the fading action bars and transparent chat windows. Thanks!

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  11. It's pretty eye opening how far those add-ons have gone. I used to take days setting my screen, and had a lot of fun doing it.

    Now copy-paste settings? No need to fiddle with my WTF folder? Sign me in!

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