Simple Healing / Overheal meter, can't recall
Hello,
I'm looking for an AddOn I used about 2 years back. It was a simple heal / overheal monitor that resided in the bottom center of your screen and would show how much a spell heals on the target while you cast it; overheals would be displayed by the bar going past full and be progressively colored (e.g. green for minimal overhealing, yellow for medium etc.) It was a no-frills kind of thing, but I can't for the life of me recall the name. Thanks in advance for any hints! :D |
Durp, just remembered.
It was called VisualHeal: http://wow.curse.com/downloads/wow-a...isualheal.aspx Seems like it's not updated for the lastest patch though. Oh well, will try and see if it still works. Thanks! Update: Doesn't seem to work anymore, throws out countless LUA errors upon loading. Aw. |
Depending on what type of healer you are in the current "raid " climate I would not suggest using a addon such as this anyway. Mana is almost infinite and I personally find that people who see other people healing before them and stop the heal is very ineffective. In the rare situation that you are in a raid with 2 healers and both are running similar addons and you both decide to not heal that target = Dead Target.
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Oh gosh no, I'm level 15 right now. It was great to visualize how much a spell heals though, and let you get the hang of it as you go along.
It does seem rather detrimental in Raids, agreed! |
If you don't use unitframe mods oUF has a bunch of nice layouts and then a module oUF_IncommingHeals. Works nicely.
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VisualHeal and the library LibHealComm were not updated because this has been built into the client. Perhaps your UF addon has not been updated to support the new API?
http://forums.wowace.com/showthread.php?t=16992&page=42 |
SUF actually supports this function out of the box, just took me a second to find the option. How handy. Crazy what you miss when you're gone for a few years.
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