In ElvUI you have an option to do so by using GRID system, a set of horizontal and vertical lines you can use to get rid of your OCD ) Or you can reload it by yourself by typing /reload uiДЇrom this point, you're ready to start using it! Roam around a bit, try to kill something, test your buffs position, debuffs and everything you usually track, use or watch time to time.ДЄn IMPORTANT thing to do after your interface finishes reloading is moving the things you DON'T like or would like to reposition. Click the Finish button and your UI will reload. For Auras, the best choice for TBC, for me, was Icons Only.ДЁ. This is just basic setting, you can set your frames as you like after this setup is done. Optionally, I would choose High Resolution button.Д¦. The Dark one will make almost everything black and Class one will make your nameplate pink if you're paladin ofc )ДҐ.

Good for PVP, great for raiding! Awesome for everyone, 8+ or 88+.Д¤. In short lines - the more you use it the more you'll like it. Let's return to basic things and setting everything up properly. This is how my ElvUI looks like right now. Including bonus addons you use (Recount, maybe Cartographer, etc.), I'll give you a few notes about them. You can place, move, or lock everything you see on your screen wherever you like.

My question was 'Did you ever hear about ElvUI? instead of those things you're calling UI and addons?' and they respond 'We don't use that crap, blah blah.'.Д«efore you judge by the look of my settings you should first check everything inside this guide and set ElvUI as you like! Yes, it's 100% customizable and moveable. Someone cried about nameplates, someone about unit frames, healing grid, debuffs, etc. Lately I saw a lot of cries from people in-game and a few friends also, about missing 'the greatest addons from recent expansions'.

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