The Ultimate WoW Forever UI Guide (No Addons Required) — Transcript
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- 0:00Greetings everyone and welcome back to another video. So today we're going to talk about the UI
- 0:04that I have created in World of Warcraft forever. Everyone can download it very easily. It requires
- 0:09no add-ons at all. You just have to import the UI direct into the game and that's it. So in World of
- 0:15Warcraft forever I prefer having a minimalistic UI with no add-ons and therefore I created this one
- 0:21here. It's purely using the edit mode. So you can press escape edit mode and then you basically just
- 0:27have to build your own UI. What I did was I took all the action bars in the bottom. Action bar one,
- 0:32two, three, and then we have four and five over here. I'm using the personal resource display
- 0:38and also the cast bar here with the damage meter in the right corner and also the swing timers.
- 0:43As you can see, I also have all the cooldown managers here that is helping me to keep track
- 0:48of my buffs and cooldowns. We're using the classic style with the interface unit frames in the top
- 0:53left corner. We're using raid style for the party frames. So, the party frames, they look really,
- 0:58really cool. But then everything else like the quest, uh, the buffs, and also, of course, I have
- 1:04moved our inventory and the menus down here in the right corner. And I did make the chat a little bit
- 1:10bigger. The cool thing about this UI here is that I have it in four resolutions. Now, in my previous
- 1:17video I made, I only had three resolutions. I had 1080p, 2K, ultrawide, but I didn't had 4K. But now
- 1:25I actually also have 4K cuz a lot of people ask me for a 4K version. So I basically also made the 4K
- 1:31version. Now I I just first had to get a 4K screen and then I was able to actually uh make the 4K
- 1:38version. It wasn't actually too different from the other one, but once you import it and I changed a
- 1:43little bit, it looks pretty cool. So we have four different versions now. Now you might be asking,
- 1:49how do I get this into my game from your game? So, first of all, one thing you have to do is you need
- 1:54to join my Discord. You will find the link in the description. You might be saying, why do I have to
- 1:58do that? Well, because the the UI code is way too long for me to post them down in description. So,
- 2:04you have to go here and pick up the you can just join, get the codes, and leave if you want,
- 2:09or you can stay with Loi Paladins, which is a very uh focused World of Warcraft forever community. On
- 2:14the Discord server, you will see here in the right side, the left side when you join that,
- 2:18you can see here we have WoW forever guides. And then we have this one here called UI guide
- 2:23forever. Inside this UI guide here, you have this one here called Dualing UI forever. And then you
- 2:28can scroll down here. You can see there's a little preview of it. Then I have all the
- 2:32options that you should enable to basically have the same experience as me. So again, a preview all
- 2:38the options that you should enable. And I'm very explicitly telling you like, okay, do this one,
- 2:43this one, this one, this one, this one. No add-ons still. Also name plates in case you want to have
- 2:48the same name plates as I have. And then the UI codes come here. So there's one for the 1080p.
- 2:54And one thing that people because a lot of people has been saying, "Hey, I'm using your resolution,
- 2:58but for some reason when I import it, it doesn't look like yours." That is because of screen scale.
- 3:04If you right click on your desktop and you say screen settings and you go down to your
- 3:09resolution, you will see there's one called screen scale. If your screen scale is not 100% if you run
- 3:14using the 1080p then it will not look like mine because I only use 100% zoom. Um if you use 150%
- 3:21zoom because you like to have all the windows way bigger in in the game then it's not going
- 3:26to look like mine. What you can do then is there's a workar around actually to fix that. You can just
- 3:31go into options and then you go to uh graphics and then you can see this one here use UI scale. What
- 3:37you can try here is that you can enable it and then try you can see now it just made everything
- 3:41like way bigger. But what you can try is you can try to keep like putting it down like maybe down
- 3:47to like maybe 80% or something like that until you feel like okay yeah now it actually looks
- 3:53pretty cool. Now it actually looks like what Dinan is showing on his video like this. Now it actually
- 3:58looks like mine. But I I don't I don't use this normally. But you can try do it if in case yours
- 4:03looks differently. But again, back to the discord here. So again, very importantly, this is for
- 4:10uh 1080p and screen scale 100%. Then we also have a 2K monitors and screen scale 100%. And we have
- 4:17ultravide with 100% again. And then I have the 4K one where the screen normally recommends to
- 4:22have 150. And I do use the 150 because else all the windows is like super small and I I can't see
- 4:28anything. So that's why I decided to make it for 150. But you can of course again try add it in and
- 4:34then try use that thing where you can like scroll down in in size in case that helps. Then and
- 4:40again here I'll also show picture of how it looks like. I think this is from Windows 10. Everyone is
- 4:45using Windows 11 now. But basically it shows here that you know you can choose the the size of the
- 4:50render but it's just because I had a few people asking. This is the video I made last time where
- 4:55I basically go through all this but this one here we are recording right now is going to be a little
- 4:59bit more comprehended. Cool. All right. So, this is just to let you know that if you want the UI,
- 5:05you can get it from here. Beside of that, then again, when you have to enable those things that
- 5:10I mentioned in the guide, when you go to options, I recommend, for example, again, one of the things
- 5:15I recommend is, for example, auto loot. I like that because it automatically loots the targets
- 5:19for you. In interface, I like to have status text on both. So, when I click on someone, I can see
- 5:24how much HP and HP percent they have. I also like to have chat bubbles uh both a party and raid just
- 5:30because it's pretty cool. On action bars, I have enabled 2, three, four, and five. And I also have
- 5:35show numbers of cooldowns. Combat wise, I have personal resource display, which is the bar we
- 5:41have down here. We also have target of target. And we also have scrolling combat text. Basically,
- 5:45when you whenever you get healed or damaged, it will show like a number on you, or else
- 5:50it it wouldn't do that. It's default turned off, which I don't understand. Then we go to advanced
- 5:54options. And here I basically enable everything. uh enable cooldown manager, enable swing timer,
- 6:01enable damage meter, and I also like to have auto reset damage meter, which is basically resetting
- 6:06your damage meter every time you go into like a new dungeon and so on, so you don't have all data
- 6:10in them. In the advanced cooldown manager, I have made another video about that one, but in here,
- 6:15you can essentially set up, you can see above me, you can set up which cooldowns do you want to
- 6:19track. So, for example, this is the page where you track cooldowns. This is the page where you track
- 6:24buffs. So I can actually see how if I have buffs active and how you know long they're going to like
- 6:29expire. I think this is really cool. And then you can also like group buffs which I think is like
- 6:33for party frames and so on. But yeah, but again these two is the most important ones like the
- 6:38boss tracking buffs um and also tracking spells. For example, as an enhancement shaman, it's really
- 6:43cool to be able to track mem which is going to be showing up here. And again, this is also inside my
- 6:48UI that all of these is automatically here. Then if we go into options again then you can find name
- 6:55plates. And essentially what I have done here is that I have increased the size of the name plate
- 6:59to five cuz I really like to see the name plates. Buffs I keep on 100 style I have chosen the block
- 7:05one cuz I really like that one. Then I have chosen to see the HP percentage. The rarity icon and then
- 7:12after that I have enabled everything everything and everything and then zero and debuff padding.
- 7:20In case you also have your friend, you are like friend uh name plates on. You can see they become
- 7:25very big on your party members. If you want those to be a little bit smaller and simplified because
- 7:30you rather want to focus on enemies, then you can do simplified name plates and you can save
- 7:35friendly players and now they get very like simplified. Um, so like that's up to you if
- 7:40you I don't know if you play with like friendly action but uh you know friendly name plates
- 7:45in case you do that. But yeah and then one thing they have moved from my last video is down here in
- 7:51the bottom they have this called preset which is like the things where you can choose if you want
- 7:55to have the classic experience or the enhanced experience because I also use the combined backs
- 7:59which is essentially just making my entire all my backs into one big back. I I really enjoy that.
- 8:06And then if you go in here again, then you can see uh well rest of it is not really something
- 8:11we have to talk about. So essentially that's the UI. If you want to import it, you click escape
- 8:18edit mode. You click here, you say import. And then you of course on the discord you have to
- 8:23choose the right resolution one. The one for your resolution that works for you. And again,
- 8:30then we have all the things here, the options that I just showed you regarding key bindings. In case
- 8:36you're a new player and you're really thinking about what should my key bindings be, you could
- 8:40take and look at my key bindings. Uh, again, we could probably do this little trick here where
- 8:45the screen becomes like way bigger. Well, not not that except um, if we do this and then this here.
- 8:54If you look at my key bindings here, you can see here that what I essentially do is I have 1 2 3
- 9:004 5 6 7 8 9 zero and then I have half because I don't know in Denmark we have h like we have
- 9:07a button next to number one. So next to my number one you can see next to my number one that is like
- 9:13um this one here that's next to my number one I like to use that one. So I use that one down
- 9:18there. I usually use it for interrupts and so on. But the interrupts we have as an enhancement
- 9:22shaman is number one as well. Then I have this one here over here which is my middle mouse.
- 9:28So when I click on the middle of my mouse I go into ghost wolf. I like to have that. Then this
- 9:35the button on the side of my mouse the top one on the side is the one I have here. Then I basically
- 9:41use Q and E because I never click Q and E for moving. Like I don't know why I would do that.
- 9:47I I I respect others if that you like to do that, but I just like to press Q for casting a spell
- 9:52and E for casting a spell. And then I have R, F, and then basically S1, S2, S3 all the way to S7.
- 10:00And then up here I have C, X, C, V. So essentially when you just be careful when you do this because
- 10:09C is the button that normally draws your weapon. X is the button that normally makes you sit. C
- 10:14is the one that normally opens up your character panel. and V is the one that enables and disables
- 10:19uh name plates. So you just got to be careful. Some of these cool key bindings I have here is
- 10:24actually already used by some interface which you never use in combat and you can always just open
- 10:29them bar down here and name plates is something you can just you know go into options and enable
- 10:34and disable and then I use control one to control 8 but that is essentially the the key bindings I
- 10:41use in case someone was asking hey what what is your key bindings actually? So, key bindings,
- 10:47options, UI. I think that's pretty much it. So, and if we really need to go into the last details,
- 10:55in case you wonder how what my graphics settings looks like, then I am currently while recording
- 11:00this video, I am using this resolution here, which is 2K. I have enabled vertical sync. I have
- 11:06uh auto detect on low latency antialyzing. I'm using imagebased technologies. And then I have
- 11:11just chosen CMA2. I run with base quality on 10. Maybe if I do raids or Altech Valley, I might set
- 11:18it down to five. Uh but that's what why you could use this one here. So you can automatically go
- 11:22down to five for you to better get a better frame rate. But basically, I'm using this. And in case
- 11:27you want bit more frame rate and you have really bad frame rate, then you know if you disable
- 11:32shadows, put it from ultra high to low. That's going to do really big uh difference. One of
- 11:37the small things that can do a big difference for you. And also the view distances down here. These
- 11:42options here normally I don't really touch them. I use the default here, default here, default here,
- 11:46default here. DRX12, physical interaction. I currently have it on player only, but I don't
- 11:52really know if I want to do it on one. One very important thing that could maybe save your game
- 11:58is that you have to choose your graphic card. Some people they have sometimes a graphic card on their
- 12:02CPU and their graphic card and sometimes it plays on your CPU and you get very bad performance. So
- 12:08try check this one here. Maybe you're actually playing on the wrong graphic card and you're going
- 12:12to get so much more frame rate. Then regarding uh frame rate, you don't want to have more frame
- 12:19rate than your screen actually can do. So if you have one screen where it says, you know,
- 12:23144 H set hertz, then you don't really want to go over 144 because everything above it will be
- 12:32waste. It will just be your CPU wasting uh like power because but but your screen cannot see it.
- 12:38So, what I would recommend is play with whatever resolute like hertz that you can do on your screen
- 12:44or else you're just like wasting. I have 144 in this screen here, but because I'm recording,
- 12:49I kept it to 60 to make sure I have enough frame rate. So, yeah, but I I have the settings here.
- 12:54I don't use the target one, but I use the max and foreground on 60. But when I don't record and not
- 13:00streaming, then I play on 144. And I think that's essentially uh the settings there. So, I don't
- 13:08think there is more that I can talk about in this video. I think that is literally everything. Now,
- 13:13if you if you're playing with the same settings as me, you're basically playing the game as I do, and
- 13:18your screen should be looking like mine. So, yeah. Thanks for watching. Have a great day. Again, the
- 13:23UI codes, you can find them in the Discord. But else, I'll see you in another video. Peace out.
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