SpellBinder will allow you to control the colors of the additions that it makes to the tool tip, or disable those additions entirely. That being said, if you do accidentally bind left button or right button, SpellBinder is smart enough to default them back to target and menu respectively if your binding is removed.īinding items works exactly the same way as binding abilities. Unless you don't care about these functions, it's a good idea to use the "Commands" drop down menu to bind them to alternate buttons. If you rebind left button or right button you will lose your ability to target a unit or bring up the context menu! I cannot stress this enough. If you wanted to bind "Flash Heal" to "Shift+Alt+RightButton", you would select "Flash Heal" from the drop down menu, then right click the bind button while holding shift and alt. To bind an ability, just open your ElvUI settings, find the ability in the appropriate drop down menu, and then click the associated "Bind" button while holding any desired modifier keys.Į.g. They will update dynamically when modifier keys are pressed, and also display the cool down and cost of your abilities. Optionally, your bound spells will appear in your tooltip when hovering over a unit frame. It does not yet support hover casting, but I plan to add that feature next. Because some people like to bind targetting, focusing, assisting, and the context menu to alternate keys, it will also allow you to do that. It also supports usable items, both in your bags and equipped.
You can bind any combination of modifier keys and mouse button to virtually any ability that is capable of being used on a friendly target. SpellBinder is an easy to use click binding interface customized for ElvUI.
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