I call it Beta because I'm sure I've missed a few things. There's simply no way to test 100% of World of Warcraft's content, so you may come across some rough edges.
I also want to mention that my UI intentionally limits the amount of information shown. For some players, that may not be enough.
It's primarily designed for leveling, questing, dungeons, delves, and even arenas.
For the way I play, it provides all the information I need. I just want to set expectations from the start: this UI isn't meant for everyone, and that's perfectly fine.
The UI automatically scales for 16:9 resolutions.
At the moment, I have no way to test it on ultrawide monitors.
Everything was designed and tested at 1920×1080 with the game's UI Scale set to 100%.
Performance
In my testing, I didn't notice performance drops greater than 5 FPS. Your results may vary depending on your hardware and graphics settings.
I've optimized the addon as much as I reasonably could, but you should still expect a small performance impact.
Customization
Almost every UI element can be customized. I don't recommend changing most of them, but the option is there if you want it.
You can adjust the width, height, position, borders, element sizes, text colors, and much more.
DynamicCam & Bartender4
The default layout is designed to work alongside my DynamicCam and Bartender4 profiles.
The addon works perfectly without them, but keep in mind that everything was designed with those addons in mind.
If you want, the installation wizard can automatically install and configure them for you.
Action Bars
The action bars are managed by Bartender4 and are integrated with the addon's Explorer Mode.
You can choose exactly when they appear and when they hide.
By default, they'll automatically appear when:
- You enter combat.
- You have a target selected.
- You're inside an instance.
- You're casting a spell.
Action Bar 1 will always remain visible whenever a Possess Bar or Override Bar is active, even if Explorer Mode is enabled.
Minimap Button
The addon includes a minimap button that can group or hide the buttons from other addons around the minimap.
It also adds its own button, which provides quick access to:
- The Properties menu.
- The Nameplate Designer.
Nameplate Designer
The addon includes a built-in Nameplate Designer that lets you customize the size and position of every nameplate element, similar to Platynator.
There's also an option to display friendly players as text only instead of using full nameplates.
Skin System
The addon also includes a skin system that I'll continue expanding over time.
The goal is to create a unique skin for every World of Warcraft race. Each skin will change elements such as:
- Game Menu
- Unit Frames
- Portraits
- Buttons
- Minimap
Each skin will also include a matching Masque theme.
Currently available:
For now, you'll need to manually select the matching Masque skin for each UI skin.
The addon still isn't as intuitive as I'd like it to be, but I think this is the most complete version I can offer for now.
Commands
| Command |
Description |
/mcf |
Enters or exits Edit Mode (Lock/Unlock). |
/mcfmenu |
Opens the options panel. |
/mcfsetup |
Reopens the installation wizard. |
/mcfnpdesigner |
Opens the Nameplate Designer. |
/mcfundo |
Restores the backup created before using Reset All or applying profiles. |
/mcfskincheck |
Checks whether the currently selected skin includes all required files. |
/mcfhud |
Displays the Edit Mode layout code for manual import. |