There's a couple of threads skirting around this right now that I don't want to derail (wrath of the emperor!), so I thought opening a separate thread might be a good idea. Horse started a general one on the main board, but I think it's been a while since we priestie types had a dedicated thread for this, no?
So. What exciting things are you doing with your UI? Making changes? Want to? Been using the same one for years and years because it's perrrrrfect? Got a screenshot you want to post?
I got fed up with Mouseover + Pitbull after using it for at least a year. It just started to feel cumbersome. Too many keybinds (my pinky is not that big), too much crap on the screen. The biggest problem is that having to use both mouse and keyboard to heal impacts my mobility a lot. I want a setup that has the same flexibility of targeting, but where I have to mouse over as little as possible.
I revisited Grid for long enough to confirm I still don't like it. So I've been using Healbot for a couple of days since Dadanox recommended it. I do like the frames, and mouse-healing gets a lot of buttons off my screen (I can memorize mouse clicks but need the cheat sheet for key binds?). I don't like having to move with my keyboard if I need to cast heals at the same time, but I'm adjusting.
However, my big complaint with Healbot is that it hides your target frame when you're in combat. This is st00pid. Obviously if I'm in Wintergrasp or a world PVP situation I need to be able to heal people who aren't in my party/raid. What I did to solve this problem was download Clique and set the same mouse heals up there, so I can use that + my regular frames to heal self, target, and target's target, and Healbot for groups. Of course, if I'm going to do that I could just use Clique with Pitbull and not use Healbot at all, but I like Healbot's frames and the additional features (smartcast buffs means I can be even more lazy!).
My offensive macros are all set to check first for a mouseover, then for a harmful target, then for a harmful target-of-target. With that setup I rarely have to mouse over at all, just press the button and it'll put down the hurt.
Edited, Sep 25th 2009 10:33am by teacake