You’ll still need some other addons - we have a video on those coming soon! To have a ‘complete’ gameplay experience you’ll still need DBM or BigWigs at least and their dungeon equivalents. A list of recommended WeakAuras is below, both for basic combat tracking and also for use in dungeons and raids. We highly recommend the WeakAuras version - good community WAs will do more specific tracking for combat than any ElvUI profile can. Repeat the same Import process for the Character Settings and that’s you. For these, set your UI Scale to 0.74 and everything should line up.Ĭopy the text from the links above, go to Profile and click Import Profile at the top. The Large versions are for people sitting at a distance from TVs, or those with some mild visual impairment. For these, set your UI Scale in ElvUI to 0.53. The Small versions should work if you’re sitting close to a monitor. The other is for those who don’t want to mess around with WeakAuras.There are also character settings - not everything is saved in the profile alone. One that leaves room for off-the-shelf WeakAuras for tracking abilities/buffs and other combat stuff. There are two versions of the profile below. When that’s done, open ElvUI Config - type /ec into chat, or click ElvUI from the Game Menu. ElvUI’s installation process should start - click Skip Process, and your UI should reload. You can also use the Tukui Client instead if you’d like a simple solution to install and keep it up-to-date.

That’s usually “C:/Program Files (x86)/World of Warcraft/_retail_/Interface/AddOns”.

Get ElvUI, and install it to your WoW directory.

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