You can also realise the main menu in this way, by cycling through two different copied hotbars. This macro copies the contents of the hotbar 1 for arcanist to the shared hotbar 9. Then we create ourselves a little macro that reads something like this: Drag and drop the gear sets onto, for example, hotbar 1 of the arcanist class, which in my case is job specific. Let’s say you want a submenu to display you all the tank jobs. Place the contents you want in the submenu on one of their job specific hotbars. We will utilise this to avoid running out of hotbars!Ĭhange to a class you never play, I recommend using the base classes like marauder, gladiator, pugilist and so on for this. But there is an easier way! With the /hotbar copy command, we can copy the contents from one hotbar to another. However, that way we’d need a new hotbar for every sub menu we create. Now, for the submenus we could use the same trick. That way, when we hide the main menu, the sub menu will also collapse.
We want the menu button to “toggle” the visibility of the main menu, and to disable the visibility of the submenu. Let’s make ourselves a macro to realise this idea! We will use the /hotbar display text command to display and hide the menu and submenu hotbar as we want. Hotbar 8 is going to be the main menu itself, and hotbar 9 will be the submenu. We want Hotbar 7 to be one that is always displayed, and that holds the “Menu button”. Make up your mind how you want to use each hotbar, that’ll make configuring it all a lot easier later on.Ī good place to start is probably a hidden main menu.
It doesn’t matter which ones you use, but for all examples in this guide I will be using the hotbars number 7, 8 and 9 Go into your Settings System > HUD Layout and get the numeral index of the hotbars you would like to use. Generally, the move hotbars you have, the better, but you are not forced to use many of them. How exactly you implement it will be up to you, but here you will find the tools you need to make your life easier.įirst of all, you need at least two to three shared hotbars. In this guide i will explain different ways to make a clean, more accessible HUD. There are a lot of tutorials how to make fancy HUD’s, this is just my version of it.)Īre you tired of having too few hotbars? Tired of your screen being cluttered with job icons, markers, macros and other stuff you don’t need all the time, but removing them would mean you have to look for it every time? Then boy have i the solution for you! (Disclaimer: I do not claim to have come up with all of this on my own, these are just things i picked up over the years.
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