You can either automate this or check each addon individually. You may be prompted to reinstall some addons that the manager is unsure of. Once done, Instawow will attempt to pair your addons to their relevant sources. When you first launch Instawow, you'll be prompted to enter a profile name for your addons, after which you'll need to browse to your addon folder to link it. That said, it functions just as well as the other managers on this list once set up.
Makes installing/unistalling/updating addons a lot easier.Requiring a couple of steps to install and configure, Instawow is probably the least intuitive of these addon managers to use. The best tip is to install Curse client in case you haven't done it already. Tellmewhen for tracking stuff - i've recently switched to Weakauras on some chars. Grid with various plugins for party/raid frameīazooka with various broker plugins for the bar on top of the screen with location, gold, calendar, durability, etc OUF with oUF_drk layout - unitframes (not the most friendly unitframe addon though)Īutobar - for general pot/food/stone/prof and class spells bar maybe I've made some changes since launch of MoP, but nothing major. Action bars, Unit frames, etc.īut if you want to experiment make sure you save your interface and WTF folders before making big changes so you can revert back easily if you don't like something. I'd say just get individual addons and change things bit by bit. The most complicated addon out of these is probably Vuhdo because it takes quite a while to get a hang of it and configure it exactly how you want it (you can do pretty much everything with this addon), but this is only a concern for healers who need to tweak their raid frames - when I play a DPS twink I use the standard Blizzard raid frames. WeakAuras (for displaying several buffs or spell procs directly on screen as nice symbols or text) TipTop (small enhancement for the standard tooltip) Tidy Plates (health bar replacement, also shows (de)buffs)
Dominos + tullaRange (simple action bar replacement) Deadly Boss Mods (the standard mod for every raider) Vuhdo + Clique (as a healer only, this is for click-casting or how you call it directly on your raid frames) Bagnon (all-in-one inventory plus bank, and it shows in item tooltips if you have an item already or not) AuctionLite or Auctionator (I'm currently testing Auctionator, but I've used AuctionLite for a long time before)
The most important mods I currently use are: I never use a mod that totally changes everything (like a complete UI replacement).Īlso I tend to prefer lightweight mods over big ones. I try to keep everything mostly standard but slightly enhanced.
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