The frame accepts only cloud input - no SD cards or thumb drives, and no internal storage.įriends and family can add photos to your frame (with permission) via email, their own app, or the website. You can also like a photo from the slider. The side touch bar, when swiped, reveals minimal metadata like location, date and time shot, and photographer. A long press lets you close the menu, remove an image, or turn the frame off. I plan to talk about making one for each of the following frames: Player, Target, Focus, and Pet.The top bar lets you advance photos until you find the one you want to view.
AURA FRAMES HOW TO
The final post in this series will show how to make buff / debuff frames as a replacement for the buffs & debuffs that come attached to some unit frames.
AURA FRAMES FREE
Your filters tab will show you what you’ve already selected, in case you need to stop & come back to it at another time, or if you think of something later you want to add:Īgain, please feel free to comment with questions, and I’ll attempt to edit this post with clarifications if necessary. When you’ve picked everything you need to see, make sure your layout has enough buff spots to show them all. I don’t know why some spells have more than one ID, but if you make sure to highlight the one that allows both of these to be checked, you’ll always see only your own casts of these spells in your DoT Timer. You want to always make sure that “Show this Buff by name” and “Cast by Me” is checked. You want to make sure “Show Debuffs” is checked, and then you use the input window on the right to type in the name of the spell you wish to track: Since my only current DoT intensive class is my priests offspec, I used her to show how to configure this frame. Next, you have to populate your frame – in other words, you need to tell it what spells to track.
I have it set to show only in combat, and set to Duration Descending, so the shortest time remaining is furthest from my anchor point.
This is how I do the layout for my DoT timer – one row, that I put right above my bars. Set your new frame to show debuffs, and then set it to Whitelist. Any further modifications you’re likely to make will be on a per-character basis rather than a global one, and it’s easier to do your copying first than to turn off, modify, or delete frames you don’t want on other characters.Ĭreate a new frame in the General Tab. If you plan to copy this profile to your other characters, I suggest doing it now. Sorting is set to “Duration Ascending” so that the shortest duration buff will show closest to the anchor point.Īgain, if you don’t want to show duplicate information in your buffs frame, you can set it to filter out all buffs with a duration of less than 60 seconds. Counts are centered (with the font outlined). I keep mine looking like this:Īnchor is bottom, buff growth is left, timers are beneath (with the font outlined), and in seconds with 1/10th checked off. A proc watcher will show you debuffs of less than a minute:įinally, go back into your layout / icons / timers / counts tabs and configure your frame to look the way you like. If you want to be able to separately monitor your short term buffs, you can create a proc-watcher frame. Assuming you have your buff frame set to “Blacklist”, you do this through adding “Auras” from the drop down on the Filters tab. It’s very rare that you’d have that many auras, but I’d rather have extra space I don’t need set aside than to run into a situation where I can’t see something that I want to be able to see.Īs a reminder, if you create a separate aura frame, you will want to go back into your buff frame, and add the aura filter as something you don’t want showing to prevent taking up valuable screen real estate with duplicate information. I keep the icons a little bigger than in my regular buff frames, and my layout screen looks like this: I put mine in the lower right hand corner of my screen, and I like it to build from right to left and then up. Go into your Layout tab, and tweak the appearance of your new. Since auras are, by definition, buffs or debuffs with no duration, you can turn off timers (in the timers tab), and move them closer together because you don’t need to place information between icons. You want to choose “Auras” from the common filters drop down. Set your new frame to show buffs and debuffs, and then set it to Whitelist. I’ve explained the basics of configuration here.Ĭreate a new frame in the General Tab. Once you have an handle on the basic configuration options in Satrina Buff Frames, then you can start to do fun extra things with it.
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