[0:00] Hello everyone and welcome back to another video. 
So today we're going to talk about how I made my  
[0:05] UI as it is right now. I have post a lot of 
pictures on social media recently, made a lot  
[0:11] of guide videos, and people have been asking me 
how are you making your UI look like this? Is  
[0:16] it an add-on? What's going on? Let me show you. 
First of all, we're going to press escape. We're  
[0:22] going to click edit mode. And here we're going 
to make a new one, new layout. But first of all,  
[0:27] you have to pick between do you want to use 
the modern preset or the classic preset. The  
[0:33] modern preset basically has like, you know, the 
uniframes down here. I'm not a really fan of it.  
[0:38] Uh some reason I don't really like this. Um so 
I prefer the classic preset where the the health  
[0:44] pass gets up here. Um I guess it's because I want 
to have like more open in my game in the middle.  
[0:50] Then after you choose classic preset, you say 
new layout and we're going to call it I don't  
[0:54] know in my case I'm going to call Dalin 3.0. Now 
um I would recommend you put on show grid. Put it  
[1:01] all the way down so that the grid boxes are very 
small. Snap to elements and advanced options. What  
[1:07] I like to do is I like to have like every single 
thing here enabled. So you can see like all this  
[1:13] stuff here. Uh I like to have it enabled 
so I can actually see what I am doing here.  
[1:18] Um, so then we're going to move it here. By 
the way, I have an add-on called Bless Move,  
[1:22] which is actually making me allowed to move this. 
I don't think without the add-on, you can actually  
[1:27] move this one here, but with that on Bless Move, 
you can move it. Um, there we go. What I did first  
[1:32] is I click on my action bar. Number one, we say 
hide bar art. So, this one here, hide bar. And  
[1:38] then what we're going to do is we're going to say 
always show buttons. No, thank you, cuz I don't  
[1:42] want to see that when I don't have a spell. Then 
I increased the size to 200. And now you can see  
[1:48] it looks horrible. But what I did was I actually 
changed it so that I only have six buttons. Smart.  
[1:57] Then you then you could technically stop here and 
just have your rotation here in the big buttons  
[2:03] and then everything else in the small bottom up 
up here. But I also like when my cooldowns is a  
[2:09] bit bigger than like you know utilities up here. 
So what I did here was that I turned down my icons  
[2:14] to eight and then basically just increased the 
size until it matched like this. Then you click  
[2:21] save. And now you can see I have my bar here. 
I have my uh like cooldowns and crop control  
[2:29] and my other like cooldowns which I don't find 
that important for example. So that is basically  
[2:35] essentially how I made my UI. I also of course 
have we also of course also have stuff like uh  
[2:41] this one here essential cooldowns, tracked buffs, 
utility cooldowns and tracked bars. That is of  
[2:48] course things also you can change around. 
For example, what I like to do is I like to  
[2:53] uh take essential cooldowns and basically say 
that it needs to be vertical so it becomes this  
[2:58] like linear thing. Then I like to like place it 
kind of like here. take my track bars next to it  
[3:05] so that I have my track buffs here, my track 
cooldowns here, and then we could also to use  
[3:11] a track buff here and utility cooldowns here for 
example. Something like that. So now it will look  
[3:16] like this. And then of course I can say um in 
combat in combat in combat and in combat cuz I  
[3:25] don't want to see all my cooldowns when I'm not 
in combat. So now when I'm in combat all these  
[3:30] things here over here would show. If you want to 
change those things, you have to go into option  
[3:35] gameplay enhancement. You need to enable the thing 
here called cooldown manager and then you can say  
[3:39] advanced cooldown settings. And then in here you 
can choose what cooldowns you want to track like  
[3:44] what do you want to track like buffs on you and 
what cooldowns do you want to track. So you know  
[3:49] so on. But again that is that is basically it that 
that is like you probably thought like that I I my  
[3:55] god like I would have been doing like a 20-minute 
guide on how I made my UI look like like this. No,  
[4:00] it it was that simple. The first bar down here, 
I said 200 scale, six icons. Next one, 150 scale,  
[4:07] eight icons. And you know, yeah, that that's 
basically it. I also like to always remove  
[4:13] this one here, always show button because I don't 
want it to show like empty buttons. So, I always  
[4:18] do that on also my bars in the right uh side over 
here. And then save because then you can see when  
[4:23] you have an empty spot, it's actually empty. So 
that's that's that's basically how I have made  
[4:28] my UI and I just wanted to make this video because 
I have seen a lot of people asking me how did you  
[4:34] make your UI. So now I have made a video showing 
you how I made my UI. So I hope this was helpful  
[4:41] and um you know taught you how we can actually 
manipulate the standard Blizzard UI to actually  
[4:47] look quite decent. I I like this. I think it's 
pretty cool this UI overall. So yeah. All right.  
[4:55] Thanks for watching. Have a great day and let me 
know in the comments is this if this was helpful.  
[4:59] I also if you don't want to do this yourself, 
you can also get the export code for this UI,  
[5:04] this UI here on my Discord. On my Discord server, 
if you look at the description of the video,  
[5:10] there is a room for every single spec. I have made 
a single button guide for every single spec. And  
[5:15] in there, there is a UI code for all the different 
specs, so you can use that as well. So yeah,  
[5:20] thanks for watching. Have a great day and 
I'll see you in the next one. Peace out.