The GUI (Graphical User Interface) Tab

The GUI tab allows you to configure the Graphical User Interface of ClickHeal.

GUI Misc

In this tab you can configure misc settings for the graphical user interface. These settings are:

Show ClickHeal Frames	If checked (default), all the ClickHeal frames will be shown. If you want to hide the ClickHeal frames, uncheck this box. To bring up the config again with the frames hidden, type "/clickheal" in your chat box.
Show Party Frames	Indicator if the Party Members (and their pets) should be displayed or not.
Show Party Pets	If the pets of your party members should be shown or not. This does not include your own pet.
Show WoW Party	Hide or Show the party frame of the original World of Warcraft GUI.
Show Player Mana (in player box)	If checked, the mana of you will shown on the bottom of the player button as a thin blue line. Note that the mana in the PANIC button is always shown.
Show Pet Focus	Indicator if the focus/mana of your pet is shown.
Show mesmerize duration	Shows the remaining time on your mesmerize debuff (Shakle Undead, Polymorph, Hibernate, Entangling Roots). This feature however is limited and only gives an indication. In addition the break is not yet tracked, so it will continue to count down even if the mob broke the spell or someone attacked it.
Show bar with "Five second rule" and mana regain	If enabled, a small bar will be added to the lower left corner of the PANIC frame, indicating if you casted a spell within the last 5 seconds. The bar will display when your full mana regain will kick in again. The numbers on top of the bar display your mana regain of the last "mana regain" event.
Show hints in config	If floating tooltip hints should be displayed for the configuration settings or not.
Update Unit Effects Interval	How fast the unit effects (player, party, raid and their pets) should be updated. Increasing this value might reduce frame lag if you are in a big raid.
Show anchor bar for moving / dragging of frames	If this option is checked, then the thin dark bar on top of the ClickHeal Frames is shown. By clicking and dragging this bar you can drag the whole ClickHeal frames around. If the frames are split into groups, every group will have the thin dark bar (or not, depending on setting).
Frame group mode	Indication of how the ClickHeal frames should be grouped together. Settings are: Group all: This will group all frames together Make groups: This will split the frames into a block containing the "utility" frames and one block containing the party frames (including your avatar). To move the frames around, you have to enable "Show anchor bar for moving / dragging of frames". Then you can move them with the thin dark bar on the top.

In the block on the lower right, labelled Party Sort, you can choose in which order your party members should be displayed. You can move them up the list by clicking on "Up", and down the list by clicking "Down" next to the unit. The name of the unit will be displayed in brackets next to the unit identifier, if possible.

With the button Reset Frame Positons you can restore the default frame positions. This is especially handy if some frames moved of the screen for whatever reason (e.g. you have chosen a smaller resoluation).

GUI Raid

Here settings for the raid (members) can be configured.

Raid Groups	Which groups of the raid should show up on screen.
Raid Classes	Which classes of the raid should show up on screen.
Scan for new raid pets every n seconds	How often ClickHeal should scan the raid to detect pets who are added to the raid or left the raid (were dismissed). Note that this is not the update frequency of the raid frames! So it is safe to keep this at a rather long delay (default is 5 seconds).
Sliders (size)	Here you can change the width and height of the raid frames. The bigger you make them, the more information they can contain (e.g. longer names). The default settings are sufficient however to contain all information.
Sliders (scale)	With these sliders you can set up how big the raid frames should be relative to your other frames (how they "scale"). You can make them bigger or smaller.

GUI Main Frames

Here you can define settings related to the basic frames of ClickHeal. These are the frames for Extra buttons, PANIC button, your avatar and the party members. Settings are:

Frame Alignment	How the frames should be aligned to each other. Possible values are: Right: Frames will be aligned so that the right side will be straight Centered: Frames will be aligned in the center (middle) point Left: Frames will be aligned so that the left wide will be straigt
Sliders (size)	With the various sliders you can set up how large (width and heigth) your frames should be. The larger you make them, the more text can be displayed (e.g. longer unit names). Note that this only effects frame size, not font size.
Sliders (scale)	With these sliders you can set up how big the main frames should be relative to your other frames (how they "scale"). You can make them bigger or smaller.

GUI Target Frames

Here you can set up the layout of the target frames. Settings are:

Show Targets	This setting defines where targets are displayed, if at all. Possible values are: Right: Show targets to the right of Player/Party Members button Left: Show targets to the left of Player/Party Members button None: Do not show targets at all
Health Color Target Background	Definition of how the background of targets is colored. Never: Do not color backgrounds Player: Only color background when target is a player (friend or foe) Always: Always color backgrounds, no matter what it is
Show Target Debuffs	Which debuffs of the target are shown. This influences on the debuffs of the target, not these of the player or party members. None: Do not show any debuffs at all Castable: Show debuffs which you can cast, independant if the target is friend or foe Enemy castable: Show debuffs which I can cast, but only if the target is an enemy Enemy all: Show all debuffs when the target is an enemy All: Show all debuffs, no matter of who the target is and if you can cast them
Sliders (size)	With the various sliders you can set up how large (width and heigth) your frames should be. The larger you make them, the more text can be displayed (e.g. longer unit names). Note that this only effects frame size, not font size.
Sliders (scale)	With these sliders you can set up how big the target frames should be relative to your other frames (how they "scale"). You can make them bigger or smaller.

GUI Tooltips

In this tab the layout and visibility of tooltips can be defiend. Possible settings are:

Show Game Tooltips on float over	This will show up the game tooltop when you move your cursor over a "unit frame" of ClickHeal. Depending on your settings you may or may not have to press a "Modification Key" (Shift, Control, Alt) for the tooltip to show up. You either have to press the modification key when you enter the frame, but can also press it while on the frame. Note that this is a different setting than the one in the dropdown menu. Always: Always show the tooltip, no additional key needed Never: Do not show tooltip on float over Key Combination: Tooltip only shows up when you hold down the keys selected here
Raid member tooltip orientation	Where the tooltips should be placed when you mouse over a raid member Top: At the top of the unit/group Bottom: At the bottom of the unit/group Left: On the left side of the unit/group Right: On the right side of the unit/group Hide: No tooltips are shown on mouseover. Note that you can still bring them up with action 'Show toolip' if you assigned this to a mouse button
Show tooltips with spell/action assigment	This shows up the spells (or other actions) which you have assigned to the button where you are currently floating over. It immediately checks for a modification key (SHIFT, ALT, ...). When you press one of the modificaitons keys (or release them) when floating over the frame, the tooltip information will be updated. The tooltip will be shown at the bottom of the ClickHeal frames. Always: Always show the tooltip Never: Do not show tooltip on float over
Show spell rank in tooltip	Shows the spell rank in the action tooltip (the tooltip where the actions assigned to mouse buttons are displayed). Spell rank is only displayed if it is not "highest" (see blow).
Show indication that highest spell is used	Gives an indication in the tooltip if the highest spell is used. This option does not diplay spell ranks (see above), but only the indication that the highest spell rank will be used. For this option to work you also have to enable "Show spell rank in tooltip".