Wow Rogue Macros

Reader UI of the Week: Set things straight with Ardor's UI

Welcome back to Reader UI of the Week, WoW Insider's community UI spotlight feature where you bare your interface soul to me and I tell you that your action bars could use some work and maybe to move things off to the side of your screen. This week, I don't get to do either of those things, because Ardor's UI impressed me with its clean layout and kgPanels organization. Attached are 3 shots of the hunter version of my UI. I work hard to keep all my toons UI very consistent. Other mains are Feral Druid (this one took some work and more than a few macros to keep in as few buttons and less bar switching), Rogue, and an up and coming warrior. I look for analogous keybinds everywhere I can. It's feeling pretty mature and balanced so ... thought I'd share. I don't use a ton of add ons ... try to find ones that can fill multiple roles like Skada and Raven. Using kgPanels to set up a UI and then just making those backgrounds and boxes go away is, admittedly, something that I had not thought of doing. I've always been such a bottom-opaque-bar type of guy, always relying on eAlign as my organizational tool of choice. Using kgPanels and a grid like eAlign is a perfect way to set up zones for your UI elements to occupy. You can even name them so that you are never without reference to where you're going to be sticking addons all over the screen. Start with simple black boxes that approximate the size you want to make certain addons. Put them all over the screen wherever you want them, but make sure they are all set to be backgrounds or set the layer as the lowest possible, to avoid these boxes lying on top of your addons. This is unlikely to happen, however. Lay it all on the table, so to speak, then start fitting addons into the boxes. Ardor uses kgPanels in a very unique way, to set up his scrolling combat text. Sometimes finding exactly where you want scrolling combat text to appear is a bit of a pain. While MSBT has its own system, it is nice to see where text will be flying around while setting up your other addons as well, especially others that will be occupying adjacent areas. Ardor's hunter UI, which is seen above, keeps each aspect of the UI to its own fitted area. Personal action buttons and targets are middle bottom. Pet controls, targets, and health are located next to the main action bars to the left. Cooldowns, consumables, and the rest are directly to the right.

[Release] Mutilate Rogue Lua Macro

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This one is insanely simple and I really only used it sparingly, as I only played my rogue a couple times once he hit 85. It is by no means, the end all of macros. Just something to get you started. As per my previous threads, thanks to CptJesus, Ssateneth, Chaotic, etc etc etc. Also, with my feral druid release, I use something that determines my player's relative position to the target, so if you do not use that, change the macro or get something that does. ------INITIALIZE------ cast = CastSpellByName ------SND AND RUPTURE------ if not UnitBuff("player","Slice and Dice") then sndremain=0 elseif UnitBuff("player","Slice and Dice") then sndremain=select(7,UnitBuff("player","Slice and Dice"))-GetTime() end if not UnitDebuff("target","Rupture","","player") then rptremain=0 elseif UnitDebuff("target","Rupture","","player") then rptremain=select(7,UnitDebuff("target","Rupture","","player"))-GetTime() end ------INTERRUPTS------ if UnitCastingInfo("target") and select(9,UnitCastingInfo("target"))==false and IsSpellInRange("Kick","target")==1 and select(2,IsUsableSpell("Kick"))==nil and GetSpellCooldown("Kick")==0 and (select(6,UnitCastingInfo("target"))/1000)-GetTime()<5.

Blog post: World of Warcraft PvP/PvE - Rogue Macros and Tricks Episode 1 (by Fiveshot) http://wow-tube.com/?p=4169

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