Custom UI Files!

[ExternalError]

ignore health bar sizes playing around with them atm but thats my setup as it is

[Fuse]

This is me being incredibly, ridiculously, massively anal, but... the two large character bars don't line up.  The right one is slightly higher, and that would drive me insane.

I fixed this, and also made the sidebars a little bit bigger.. WIll post that xml up later and edit my posts.

[Tbone]

This is your basic UI, optimized for DPS in raiding and warzones. Streamlines where you need to look, minimalizes clutter, and frees up your peripheral vision.

Tbone's UI File
Screenshot

[sjodin]

Here's my UI on the laptop. Just looks nicer on the PC. And Sared, what kind of monitor setup is that?

[Sared]

Eyefinity, 2x Sapphire Radeon HD 6970's.

[Ketamininja]

Ex, I quite like the health bars that size... if ya healing

[ExternalError]

ive changed it alot now i found i was tunnel visioning into my hotbars with it layed out that way so ive streamlined it and moved the healthbars back to their default position.

This is what I'm currently running needs a little tweek here and there but all in all its nice and streamline.

[waz_here]

I use a Razer Naga mouse which has 3 columns and 4 rows of buttons.
So, I set up my quickbars to mirror the layout of the 12 buttons on my mouse.  I use shift+, ctrl+ and alt+ for quickbars 2 and 3 and the companion quickbar.

Next step is to go into the xml file to center and align everything.

[Anamodiel]

Ultimate healing set-up. If you're not healing this way, you're gimping yourself.

[Lithium]

I've been meaning to update this thread with something new I am trying.

The idea is to align abilities in blocks of 3x4 to match the Naga mouse. One bar activates with no modifier key, one works off the Shift key, and one works off the Ctrl key. The 4th tool bar is setup to model the M1-M5 keys on the side of my keyboard. The 2nd row is activated with the Shift modifier. In theory this all seems well and good. But in practice I am finding I am not coordinated enough to use more that like the first row or two of the bars. In tight situations I find myself falling back on click-to-activate.