[0:00] You've all been asking about my UI, how
[0:02] to set it up, and everything you need to
[0:05] get it ready and clean-looking. So, this
[0:07] video is going to break down everything
[0:09] you need to get it sorted. Super simple,
[0:12] super easy. Let's jump in. This is my
[0:15] entire UI. Now, its base is ElvUI.
[0:19] Everything else is really simple to
[0:21] install and put into the format that you
[0:24] need. Honestly, it's going to be a super
[0:26] simple video. I'm going to run down all
[0:28] of my add-ons I'm using, have turned on,
[0:31] and everything they do, and how they can
[0:34] be used. We're going to go on to another
[0:36] character now, and we're going to go
[0:37] from the ground up. So, this is what
[0:40] it's going to look like when you log on
[0:41] to a fresh character with all my add-ons
[0:44] installed. Now, I'm going to take you
[0:45] down the list of add-ons I've got, what
[0:47] they are, what they do, and then when
[0:49] you've got that full list, we're going
[0:50] to install them up to create the UI that
[0:53] you've seen just on my feral druid. The
[0:55] first add-on on our list to install will
[0:57] be trinket tracker. Ignore this cuz I
[0:59] don't actually know how you get rid of
[1:00] it. Uh but, yeah, the first add-on is
[1:02] trinket tracker. What this does is
[1:04] something super simple, and that in edit
[1:07] mode, you have this little box for
[1:09] trinkets that tracks your unused
[1:11] trinkets that you can drag anywhere and
[1:13] wherever you want just to see, and it
[1:15] goes on cool down and everything. It
[1:17] really is just as simple as that. The
[1:19] next add-on that I use is called cool
[1:22] down manager centered. I use this on all
[1:24] my characters and have done since the
[1:25] start of midnight. I think it's
[1:28] fantastic. You can have all CDs in the
[1:30] middle with some nice skins, some alerts
[1:32] that you can customize, and you can see
[1:34] the assistant combat on top of it if you
[1:37] really need it. Now, so we go into cool
[1:39] down manager on our options and add-on
[1:41] section, we can see we can track buffs,
[1:43] bars, icons, utility icons. You can
[1:46] enable custom trackers, change it all
[1:48] within edit mode. There's icon styling,
[1:50] cool down settings, tracker, keybind
[1:52] display. And right here we have rotation
[1:54] highlight on CDM. So, if you remember
[1:56] Hekili, you can make it look kind of
[1:58] like that with your abilities so you can
[2:00] see it right in the middle of your
[2:01] screen rather than down on your bars.
[2:03] There is also other additions you can do
[2:05] here. It is very, very customizable, and
[2:08] I honestly think it is an absolute great
[2:11] choice to be using. Essential cool
[2:13] downs, utility cool downs, extra
[2:15] abilities, and more. Next up, we have
[2:19] arguably the two most important add-ons
[2:22] when you're running a ton of add-ons in
[2:24] your game, and that is Bug Grabber and
[2:26] BugSack. And all they do is any Lua
[2:29] errors or any problems that you will
[2:30] have, they will literally grab and
[2:32] store. You can open them here if you
[2:34] want to. You can clear the bug tracker
[2:36] out with simple clicks. They really are
[2:38] just super easy, but super important
[2:41] when you're running add-ons that you
[2:42] don't want flash ups just constantly
[2:44] appearing on your screen. The next
[2:45] add-on we're going to talk about is
[2:47] Merlok Export. Now, if you're familiar
[2:49] with Merlok.io, a place where you can
[2:51] track some of the best players in the
[2:53] world for PvP and dungeons, well, this
[2:56] is a companion add-on that allows us to
[2:58] track all of that in game. Now, we can
[3:01] select any class we like right here, see
[3:03] their rating, see all of their stats and
[3:06] how ours compare to them, the most
[3:08] popular talent builds including the most
[3:10] popular one, all of the popular items,
[3:13] enchants, and everything for both
[3:14] dungeons and PvP. I love using this. I
[3:17] think it's great to have it all in game
[3:19] without flicking back and forth.
[3:21] Honestly, a really good add-on. Next is
[3:23] something super simple. Not everyone's
[3:25] going to need it, but I like to be able
[3:27] to track my mythic dungeon points. So,
[3:30] mythic dungeon calculator is my next
[3:33] choice. So, what this does is allows you
[3:36] to go to this screen here and just type
[3:39] in
[3:40] what you've got, what you've already
[3:41] done, and what you have, and see what
[3:44] score you get from everything. Say I
[3:46] already had a 10, you could turn it
[3:47] open, it would tell you exactly what
[3:48] you've got. Keystone, mythic plus
[3:51] rewards, great vault, seasonal
[3:52] achievements, everything all in one
[3:55] window with ease for a ton of tracking,
[3:58] and basically just to track how many
[3:59] points you're going to get if you time
[4:00] on a certain difficulty. It's honestly
[4:03] really easy, and I just use it every now
[4:04] and then to decide which one's the most
[4:06] important that I do next. So, following
[4:09] on from our mythic dungeons and raid
[4:10] stuff that we like to use, we have
[4:12] mythic plus utility, which I think is
[4:14] helpful if you like to track what
[4:16] utility you have, what you can use to
[4:18] help the dungeon, and how it can benefit
[4:20] the group. It tells you when you go into
[4:22] a dungeon, for instance, Magister's
[4:24] Terrace, that dispel magic is going to
[4:26] be helpful for these abilities. Master
[4:28] spell is going to be helpful for these
[4:30] abilities, and dominate mind a talent
[4:31] which we have isn't going to be helpful
[4:33] at all, and we can get rid of it and
[4:35] maybe replace it for one of the two
[4:36] above. Now, super simple, super easy.
[4:39] It's just something if you want to help
[4:40] out or track your talents or just make
[4:42] things a little bit easier for everyone
[4:44] around you. Next, we have one of my
[4:45] inventory add-ons, and it's called
[4:47] Syndicate. So, what Syndicate actually
[4:49] does is when you bring up your bag right
[4:52] here, it allows you to mouse over
[4:55] individual items and see which other
[4:58] characters that you have that have these
[5:01] items on. So, if we mouse over this
[5:03] Earth-Encrusted Gem, we can see that
[5:05] this character, Biggy Swalls and
[5:06] Folsong, all have this item on them and
[5:09] how many they've got in their bags. It's
[5:11] just a super lightweight add-on, and it
[5:13] can be helpful at times. Now, the next
[5:15] add-on is a map add-on, and that is
[5:17] HandyNotes. I believe everyone should be
[5:19] running this. It allows you to track so
[5:21] many different things on the map, rares,
[5:23] treasures, and so, so much more. Now,
[5:26] I've had to change location because I
[5:28] only have Midnight, so there's tons of
[5:30] ones for all the other expansions, but I
[5:32] just use the Midnight one cuz I'm
[5:33] spending most of my time here. I'm not
[5:35] an old loot farmer type of person. But,
[5:37] as you can see, all these little icons
[5:38] on the map that you can mouse over, you
[5:40] can see what rares drop mounts, what
[5:42] items they drop, where glyphs are if you
[5:44] want to get the mounts, world bosses,
[5:46] everything like that. There was
[5:48] achievement, sky riding, abundance,
[5:49] profession treasures. Everything that
[5:52] you might need to track on your map if
[5:54] you're a little bit of a collector, you
[5:56] like to do stuff in your spare time,
[5:58] quests, achievements, all of that stuff.
[6:00] I think it's very necessary and
[6:01] extremely helpful to have it. Now, I
[6:04] didn't go over RC Loot Council because
[6:06] this is if you're in a guild and you
[6:07] manage loot and all things like that. I
[6:09] don't think it's needed to go over in
[6:11] this particular video. Next up is
[6:14] Masque. So, Masque is just a skinning
[6:16] add-on for the ElvUI we're going to use.
[6:19] You can ignore Masque ElvUI Esque
[6:22] because we use Simplicity. Like I said,
[6:25] Masque is just a skinning add-on that
[6:27] allows you to change the global look of
[6:30] tons of different things with just a
[6:32] click of a button, even on ElvUI and
[6:34] everything like that. You come in here,
[6:36] you click it, and you click Simplicity.
[6:38] Obviously, we can check this out when
[6:39] it's installed, but it's really as
[6:41] simple as that. Next up is a mythic plus
[6:43] add-on called Warp Deplete. Now, this
[6:46] tracks your dungeon timers, what affixes
[6:48] are, the timer to plus three, plus two,
[6:51] all of the bosses, and how you've
[6:52] improved or not improved compared to
[6:54] previous runs. Now, I don't really use
[6:57] this at the moment. I use something a
[6:58] bit more lightweight connected to my
[7:00] objective window called Horizon Suite,
[7:02] but if I don't use it, this is my go-to
[7:04] one, Warp Deplete. Next up is our raid
[7:08] one, and that is Northern Sky Raid
[7:10] Tools. Now, this allows you to do a lot
[7:12] of stuff within the raid with ease. If
[7:15] you're a leader or even just a raider,
[7:17] there's a few things you can do here.
[7:19] You can do assignments for mythic
[7:20] bosses. There's encounter alerts. So,
[7:22] when you do a boss and as long as these
[7:23] turned on, it will come up in the middle
[7:25] of your screen saying what's about to
[7:27] happen or what you need to do. If you're
[7:29] someone that's an audible listener and
[7:31] learner, or you need some visual in
[7:32] front of your screen, this is going to
[7:34] be great for you. There's also a few
[7:36] quality of life stuff like gateways,
[7:38] soul wells, feasts, all stuff like that.
[7:40] There's a ton you can do with this
[7:41] add-on in terms of raiding and group
[7:43] content. Next, we have SimulationCraft.
[7:46] So, if you're looking to improve your
[7:47] character in any way whatsoever, you'll
[7:50] be using SimulationCraft as it allows
[7:52] you to take your character's stats,
[7:54] talents, everything you've got in your
[7:56] bag, in your gear, and go and look for
[7:59] what is better or sim which does more
[8:01] damage or all these other things. I
[8:03] won't go into that in this video, but
[8:05] it's very helpful if
[8:11] up, we have PEEVES. PEEVES does a ton of
[8:14] add-ons that all benefit each other in
[8:16] kind of different ways. Now, the ones
[8:18] that I use are PEEVES Best in Slot and
[8:21] PEEVES Best in Slot Data with PEEVES
[8:23] Commons. Now, all this does is when you
[8:25] go to your character screen and you
[8:27] mouse over your stuff, it will tell you
[8:30] roughly where your Best in Slot stuff
[8:32] comes from. This takes from Wowhead and
[8:34] other sources like this. You just mouse
[8:36] over. As you can see, gaze, Val'anyr,
[8:38] Hammer of Ancient Kings, Ember Wing
[8:39] Feather, your rings, your weapon is
[8:42] crafted. Just little stuff like that. If
[8:44] you don't mind too much going super
[8:46] min-maxy, this can be really helpful so
[8:48] you're not tabbing in and out of the
[8:50] game all the time looking at websites.
[8:51] And also, PEEVES Commons is just the
[8:54] add-on you need to make this other stuff
[8:56] functional. So, you grab PEEVES Commons,
[8:58] and you can grab anything else that you
[8:59] want from his selection of add-ons.
[9:02] There is Next, we have a big quality of
[9:05] life add-on called Enhanced Quality of
[9:06] Life Core. You can also use Leatrix
[9:08] Plus. It's really up to you on what you
[9:10] go with here. There's a few out there
[9:11] that are pretty good. But, Enhanced
[9:13] Quality of Life Core actually adds a ton
[9:17] of stuff to the game, stuff that even
[9:19] WeakAuras used to do. So, look, we have
[9:20] our interface here. We have frames,
[9:22] action bars, visibility, cast bars,
[9:24] bars, resources, pop-ups, cool downs,
[9:26] action tracker. And that's just
[9:28] interface. There's general gameplay,
[9:30] social,
[9:32] economy, sound. There's so much you can
[9:35] do with this add-on that even I've not
[9:37] gone fully into it. It's just nice to
[9:39] have there and look through these
[9:41] options for stuff that you might want or
[9:43] might need. Now, I'm not going to skim
[9:45] over the things we do need. Now, Shared
[9:47] Media is used by a lot of stuff. It
[9:50] provides shared sound files via Lib
[9:53] Shared Media for Enhanced Quality of
[9:55] Life Core, and it's used in a ton of
[9:57] things. So, you know, grab the shared
[9:59] media add-on on CurseForge as well.
[10:03] Next, we have By the Way Quest. It's not
[10:05] something that I always use, but it's
[10:06] something that I like to have in the
[10:08] background. Now, what this does, it
[10:10] allows you to track like the roots and
[10:12] the paths and the chapters for
[10:14] everything in the game. Now, I've just
[10:16] got Midnight and the War Within
[10:18] installed cuz that's kind of what I
[10:19] focus on the moment, but if I was going
[10:20] to back and do the achievements or
[10:21] trying to complete like every questline,
[10:23] then this is what I would go and use. As
[10:26] you can see, if you just click into
[10:27] something, you can see the full
[10:28] questline and the roots that you can
[10:30] take and the quests that bring you to
[10:31] certain points. It's really lightweight,
[10:33] it's really simple to use, and it's just
[10:35] a handy add-on. Next up is Easy
[10:38] Experience Bar. Now, you'll only see
[10:40] this if you're leveling a new character,
[10:41] and it's something I like to use cuz it
[10:43] allows me to track how much I'm earning,
[10:45] when I'm going to level up, how much
[10:46] rest XP, time in session,
[10:48] time to level, all of that. Just, you
[10:51] know, normal stuff that you have right
[10:53] there. There's no stress with it. It's
[10:55] just lightweight, you install it, and
[10:56] it's boom, sorted. So, the main one for
[10:59] my UI, how it looks, how it sits,
[11:01] everything you need. You need ElvUI and
[11:04] ElvUI WindTools for starters. Libraries
[11:06] and options get installed with the ElvUI
[11:09] folder. I'll show you how to install
[11:11] that quickly when we do the installation
[11:13] process of stuff. Now, this is ElvUI.
[11:16] This is WindTools. You can do a lot with
[11:17] it, skins, customization, you know, you
[11:19] can bring stuff up, change a lot of
[11:21] stuff, and it really is just a big
[11:23] add-on that I love to use, and I'm so
[11:24] glad I got it updated for Midnight. I'm
[11:26] a big fan of how they do their UIs.
[11:28] Next, we have an add-on called Better
[11:30] Wardrobe. This is just an add-on I like
[11:32] to use when I'm transmogging stuff cuz
[11:34] when I'm in this screen, I can see more
[11:36] sets that I've got, more cut-off points.
[11:38] I can see all these extra sets that
[11:41] wouldn't be there if I didn't have this
[11:43] add-on installed. So, great add-on,
[11:45] great for transmoggers, just a nice
[11:47] add-on to have in the background. Then,
[11:48] of course, another raid add-on that I
[11:51] think is needed alongside Northern Sky
[11:53] Raid Tools is Big Wigs. So, Big Wigs
[11:56] allows you to track incoming boss
[11:57] timers, things in the middle of your
[11:59] screen. Big Wigs is basically necessary.
[12:01] If you're familiar with DBM, it's very,
[12:03] very similar to that. It's just a
[12:06] different version. Now, we can have our
[12:08] bars and where they're tracked, we can
[12:10] see them all and besides bars, we can
[12:12] move them around, we can test them, we
[12:14] can see stuff. It really is helpful in a
[12:16] raid environment to have these things
[12:18] showing. So, that's Big Wigs and all the
[12:21] raid ones to do with it. Next is Class
[12:24] Codex. Now, Class Codex is one that I
[12:26] think is useful for maybe beginners or
[12:28] people that just kind of want to track
[12:29] this stuff in game. Now, what it does,
[12:32] it gives you this little window next to
[12:33] your character bar with stat priority,
[12:36] raid single target talents, mythic plus
[12:37] talents, delves, raid, other stuff.
[12:40] You've got your single target rotation,
[12:42] your multi-target rotation, your opener,
[12:44] everything on screen right in front of
[12:47] you. Now, does it mean it's 100%
[12:49] perfect? No. It takes from Wowhead, so
[12:50] there's discrepancies here and there to
[12:53] what the best players might be using.
[12:54] So, someone who's up-and-coming, who's
[12:57] not super familiar with the game, or
[12:58] just kind of being casual and
[13:00] progressing, this is great for you. I
[13:02] would say Class Codex is more for like
[13:04] the casual player, and Merlok Expo, what
[13:07] we had earlier, is more for the hardcore
[13:09] player that wants to see the high-end
[13:10] stuff. You can see talents, best gear,
[13:13] trinkets, enhancements, and the crafts
[13:15] that you need. Next up is Details. Now,
[13:18] I think the Blizzard damage meters suck
[13:22] and look rubbish. So, I am still using
[13:25] Details meters down here in the bottom
[13:27] left, and this will be reskinned into
[13:30] our UI later on really easily. So, if
[13:33] you're looking for the aesthetic of my
[13:34] stuff, then you can see it later on. So,
[13:37] we have F R F Sakilly. Now, it's got a
[13:40] similar name to Hekili, I know, but it's
[13:42] still very different. Now, it allows you
[13:44] to put your assisted highlight into one
[13:47] little box that's draggable, so you can
[13:49] see everything. Now, it still doesn't do
[13:50] cooldowns or stuff like that, but it
[13:52] gives you a box to tell you where it is,
[13:54] when it is, and what to press next. It
[13:56] also tells you procs. So, procs that
[13:59] don't have anything to do with your
[14:00] rotation or might appear, you can see
[14:02] above it. Even heals and utility that
[14:03] proc, you can see it. So, it's a helpful
[14:05] add-on to have kind of in the middle of
[14:06] your screen if you want to see stuff or
[14:08] just want to lazy away and follow the
[14:10] rotation right here. Next up is a big
[14:13] one. This is Horizon Suite. I found it
[14:15] recently, and I really like the way it
[14:17] looks. I use it to change my objective
[14:20] window here. You can do a lot with
[14:23] Horizon Suite, and it is getting updated
[14:25] constantly. So, we have access, we have
[14:29] focus stuff, presence inside. Now, all
[14:30] of these might not mean a lot to you,
[14:32] but they can change a ton of stuff in
[14:34] your game. It's something that you have
[14:36] to play around with yourself and decide
[14:38] what you want. I genuinely just use it
[14:40] for the objective window and nothing
[14:42] else, but they are working on a lot, and
[14:44] it can do a lot aesthetic and
[14:46] customization-wise.
[14:48] Next is Little Wigs. I don't really need
[14:50] to cover it. It's literally the dungeon
[14:52] version of Big Wigs. It's going to do
[14:54] callouts, help you with boss bars, cast
[14:57] bars, everything like that. Just get it
[14:59] installed, and once we go through the
[15:01] installation, you can just ignore it cuz
[15:03] it will place everything for you. Now,
[15:05] along with ElvUI, this is definitely the
[15:07] most important. Lucky One UI. This is
[15:11] the UI I use to install everything and
[15:13] get it sorted and completed and looking
[15:15] exactly how you've seen on my fellow
[15:17] druid earlier. You need this to make
[15:20] your UI look like mine. Then, we have
[15:23] Method Raid Tools or MRT. This allows
[15:26] you to do more stuff with the raid. You
[15:27] can do notes, visual notes. You can
[15:29] inspect people in your raid, item
[15:31] levels, gear, enchantment they need. You
[15:33] can raid check, check for flasks, food,
[15:36] all of that. Again, this is if you're
[15:37] part of a raid team, it's really helpful
[15:39] in them environments. You don't need it
[15:41] if you're not really a raider or do like
[15:43] progression raids or guild raids. Now,
[15:45] Midnight Sensei is just something I
[15:47] downloaded cuz I thought it'd be fun and
[15:49] it's cool to use. It basically gives you
[15:52] a combat performance from F to A plus
[15:54] depending on how you performed in that
[15:56] fight against that boss or stuff like
[15:58] that. I'm not sure how good it is, but
[16:01] it's it's cool to use it. I just like to
[16:03] see it, you know, even if it's for your
[16:04] own ego. Mythic Plus Count is another
[16:07] one I use, but it's mainly for tanks.
[16:10] Now, you can see the percentage of
[16:12] everything of what each mob's worth in a
[16:14] mythic dungeon for all the mobs in
[16:16] there. It's customizable. You can see it
[16:18] below health bars or nameplates, all
[16:21] stuff like that. It's really useful if
[16:22] you're a tank and you're looking to kind
[16:24] of perfect your route or figure out what
[16:26] you need when you're going through a
[16:27] dungeon. Next up, we have Narcissus.
[16:29] Now, this is something I just use for
[16:31] aesthetics across the board. It helps me
[16:33] get thumbnail pictures of my characters,
[16:35] but you can also do this cool thing
[16:38] where you double-tap C and it brings up
[16:40] this whole window of your character in a
[16:42] completely different format. You can see
[16:44] item level, you can see stats, sets, all
[16:47] of your stuff in this really cool,
[16:50] nicely aesthetic character window.
[16:52] That's really all it's for. It's a great
[16:54] add-on. So, if you want to download it
[16:56] just for aesthetic reasons, you can. You
[16:58] don't actually need it for my UI,
[16:59] though. Another really important one
[17:01] will be Plater. Everything you're going
[17:03] to see when it's updated and we've
[17:05] installed it is through Plater for NPCs,
[17:08] friendly nameplates, enemy nameplates,
[17:10] everything is Plater, and that profile
[17:12] is Jundies, but I'll show you all that
[17:14] when we're installing it. Another
[17:15] aesthetic add-on I use is called
[17:18] Plumber. Now, all Plumber does is let's
[17:21] type {slash} plumber. It brings up this
[17:22] window which you can do a lot of stuff
[17:24] with. You know, breaks, times, talking
[17:27] heads, loot windows, tile managers. You
[17:29] can change a hell of a lot, appearance
[17:31] tabs, decor catalogs. You can change a
[17:33] ton of stuff in game to how Plumber
[17:37] deals with stuff if this is what you
[17:39] really want. I just have it in the
[17:40] background cuz there's a few things I
[17:42] use here and there from Plumber. Again,
[17:44] it doesn't really do anything to my UI.
[17:46] It's just something that you can have if
[17:48] you want it. Next, we have Raider.IO. I
[17:51] like to see my own IO. I like to combine
[17:53] it so people can see my warband IO, my
[17:56] characters, so I can check on them, see
[17:58] what's going on. As you can see in the
[17:59] tooltip on the right, we can see his IO,
[18:02] his raids, everything like that. I just
[18:04] think it's necessary if you're grinding
[18:06] in game for any reason whatsoever.
[18:09] Raider Ranked is a cool little add-on
[18:11] that basically turns your mythic plus
[18:13] scores into like, say, League of
[18:15] Legends. You've got bronze, silver,
[18:16] gold, you know, iron, emerald, plat, all
[18:19] of that. It basically converts your
[18:20] score into that. I just think it's a
[18:22] cool way to look at it. It's not
[18:23] actually needed, but it's just an add-on
[18:24] that I use anyway. Next, we have
[18:26] Sensei's Class Resource Bar. I think
[18:29] this is important. I like to track my
[18:30] combo points this way, my mana, actual
[18:32] power, whatever you've got going on with
[18:34] your class, it's this right here and can
[18:36] be changed in edit mode. But again,
[18:38] we'll sort that all out when we go
[18:39] through installation. And the final
[18:41] add-on on my list before we go into the
[18:43] installation and making it look
[18:45] beautiful is
[18:47] Waypoint UI. Waypoint UI, basically,
[18:51] whenever you're tracking a quest or
[18:53] anything of that sort, even a map pin,
[18:55] whatever you want, you can place it
[18:58] down, and Waypoint UI adds this cool new
[19:02] glowing, you know, aesthetic-looking,
[19:04] really nice-looking icon to the map that
[19:07] you can fly over and see pretty much
[19:09] from everywhere on your screen. It's
[19:12] really nice. I've always used it. Jump
[19:15] in with this one. And that is it for the
[19:17] list of add-ons we use. That section
[19:19] might have been a bit boring, but I
[19:20] wanted you to install everything so you
[19:22] are ready to just go straight in,
[19:25] import, clean, install, one click, and
[19:28] done. Now, we're going to cover the
[19:29] installation process right now, so let's
[19:32] jump into that as well. Now, the final
[19:35] segment of the video is how we install
[19:37] the UI and get it set up just how you
[19:40] guys want. Now, most of you are here
[19:43] probably just for this bit or have come
[19:45] from my other video asking about my UI.
[19:47] So, it's really simple. Once you have
[19:49] everything installed that we've
[19:50] mentioned in this video, we're legit
[19:53] just going to type ElvUI /elvui,
[19:56] go down to here where it says Lucky One
[19:59] UI. When you click that, click the
[20:01] install button and we're just going to
[20:02] follow the steps through. 1080p for me.
[20:06] I'm a DPS and that should give you a
[20:08] whole change on your screen. Then we go
[20:10] again, Auras, Win Tools, Class Color for
[20:14] me, you can choose dark if you want, set
[20:16] up your chat, set up your CV, set up I
[20:19] go with PlateA cuz we use Jundies. So,
[20:21] click PlateA, we're going to have to
[20:22] change that just after. Then we go next,
[20:25] we do Big Wigs. Obviously, if you were a
[20:27] healer, you do Big Wigs healing. Details
[20:29] meters, we get that set up. Warp
[20:31] Deplete, if you're using it, obviously
[20:32] I'm not using Warp Deplete, I'm using
[20:34] Horizon Suite instead, so a lot of you
[20:37] might be using Warp Deplete. Then we go
[20:38] here, we don't use any of these. I don't
[20:40] use either of these, so we don't click
[20:42] anything, we just go next. What we do
[20:44] from here is we click the copy import
[20:46] string, we control C that, go straight
[20:49] into edit mode, go into the layout
[20:52] drop-down menu, import,
[20:54] copy that in here, name it Priest,
[20:57] character specific loadout, and then
[20:59] import. That should get everything that
[21:02] you're seeing on screen ready to go in
[21:05] the middle, right? So, from there, we go
[21:07] next and we go finished. And that is how
[21:10] you get the base of everything. Now,
[21:13] from here, it's really just fine-tuning
[21:16] our stuff so it looks right and fits in
[21:18] perfectly. If you guys don't want it
[21:20] exactly how I have it, then of course
[21:22] you can just move stuff around as well.
[21:23] But, we'll go back into edit mode.
[21:26] We'll grab our secondary resource bar,
[21:27] which is mana, so I always whack that
[21:29] down there, move the trinkets out the
[21:31] way. I grab this and what I do is I make
[21:34] it a lot smaller so it fits in just
[21:37] between my bars, move the utility up. I
[21:40] always have
[21:42] these bars above my HP and my track
[21:44] buffs just here. I bring FRF Sekhmet
[21:48] down. Joe's got a room. We bring my
[21:51] primary resource bar down to here so I
[21:54] can have it just above my cooldowns and
[21:57] the health bar is non-existent anyway,
[21:59] it doesn't even show up. I take the boss
[22:01] abilities and I change this to
[22:03] horizontal so I can have it just at the
[22:05] top of my screen. Everything else you
[22:07] can kind of move as you see fit. I bring
[22:09] my tooltip down here, you know, talking
[22:11] head up the top or wherever you want it.
[22:14] And that's kind of it right there for
[22:16] when we click save, everything on your
[22:18] screen is set up exactly how I have it.
[22:22] It really is that simple. With your
[22:24] Horizon Suite, you can literally just
[22:25] move that up right there and you can
[22:27] extend it down if need be. And that's
[22:30] really the base of it all. Now, for a
[22:32] little customization I like as I'm not a
[22:34] massive fan of the thin borders, I go
[22:37] back into ElvUI, I go to general, I go
[22:40] to cosmetic and I untick these three
[22:44] things. Once I've done that, I close it
[22:46] off, I click accept and as you can see,
[22:48] once it reloads, you get now this nice
[22:50] thick dark line around all of your stuff
[22:52] and I think it just looks so much better
[22:54] than that thin line that we had before,
[22:56] purely for aesthetic reasons, purely for
[22:59] the look of it. A nice thick line around
[23:01] all of your stuff just looks much better
[23:03] in my opinion. Now, let's talk about
[23:05] PlateA as it's kind of the final thing
[23:07] we need to do and set up. So, for our
[23:09] PlateA, we're going to come over to
[23:11] Google, we're going to type in PlateA
[23:12] Jundies and we're looking for the
[23:14] Midnight Mythic Plus and Raid PlateA. We
[23:17] go into weakaura.io, once it loads, we
[23:20] copy the import string right here, go
[23:23] back into game, type /platea, we go over
[23:26] to profiles, import profile and we
[23:29] simply copy that in. We click yes as I'm
[23:32] already running it and when it loads,
[23:34] you'll have the lovely new PlateA
[23:37] profiles that I use for everything on
[23:39] every character. It changes your NPC,
[23:41] your player, your enemies, everything
[23:44] you need to have set up just comes
[23:46] already with Jundies. It's got different
[23:48] color profiles for different people, for
[23:50] different enemies. And as you can see,
[23:52] it's all set up and if we went out to
[23:54] fight an enemy, you will see that as
[23:56] well. Right, we've skipped over to some
[23:57] enemies. So, as you can see, Jundies
[23:59] right here.
[24:01] We can do a little bit of our rotation
[24:03] here just to show off a few things.
[24:06] And look, there we go, Jundies all set
[24:09] up. Now,
[24:10] there isn't much else to this UI. Your
[24:12] Big Wigs is all set up through Lucky
[24:14] One. Everything else, all your profiles
[24:17] are already set up. The only thing that
[24:19] I would look into is kind of where your
[24:22] bar placements are, stuff like this.
[24:24] Like I grab bar five, I right click it,
[24:27] I go into turn off mouseover, I go into
[24:31] buttons per row and I kind of have this
[24:33] as a utility button box
[24:35] in the bottom right, you know, for
[24:37] mounts
[24:38] on or stuff like that, Coin of Many
[24:39] Faces, all those things. Everything else
[24:42] is already set up and good to go for you
[24:45] with as simple as a few clicks. Any
[24:48] questions, please hit me down below. It
[24:50] really is as simple as that. That's been
[24:52] me, guys. I hope you enjoyed the video.
[24:54] I hope you like your new UI. Thank you
[24:56] for watching all the video. Like,
[24:58] subscribe, comment down below any
[25:00] questions that you have. I'll see you in
[25:01] the NEXT ONE. PEACE OUT.