Nameplates
Makes nameplates less obtrusive and gives lists of nearby friendly/hostile units. Healing in PvP was a pain, so I wrote this to give me a list of nearby units like CT_RaidAssist's Emergency Monitor. It shows up automatically when you enable nameplates, and tries its best to sort them into friendly and hostile columns. To make the nameplates more bearable, the mod shrinks them slightly and puts the unit names directly over the health bar. Hover over a unit in the list and the add-on will point to that unit with crosshairs.
How to install
Download manually via GitHub (click on <> Code -> Download ZIP. Do not forget to rename the directory to "_Nameplates" afterwards.
Important - If you got ShaguTweaks you need to turn off nameplate scale and nameplate class colors in advanced options.
Git links
Usage
- Click V to show enemy nameplates.
- Click CTRL+V to show nameplates for all NPCs and players (enemies and allies).
- Click Shift+V to show only friendly NPCs/players.
Tracking cross
- The tracking cross appears when you press a health bar on the nearby list. The tracking cross is only accurate when nameplates are on.
Nearby list
- Priority lists for “Friendly” and “Hostile” units appear automatically when you turn those types of nameplates on.
- The nearby list show npc's in tab target range which is currently visible on screen when nameplates are turned on.
- Right click to lock.
- Use left mouse to drag.
- Double click to flip text label side
- Shift double click to flip the direction the column will expand towards.
- The lists are sorted by health percentage, if there is a raid target on the unit, the units' names, and by button ID.
- Each list is set to a maximum of 8 targets.
- Health bars change colors based on health percentage.
Preview
Tracking cross
Nearby Hostile
Nearby Friendly
Optional
Download _Dev (optional) for the nameplate add-on. Here is also the documentation from wayback.