HealDots for Danders Frames

Compact Holy Paladin healing recommendation dots directly on Danders Frames.

HealDots adds a small three-dot healing display to each Danders Frames party frame. It is designed for WoW Retail / Midnight and uses Blizzard's supported restricted-combat UI APIs.

What the dots mean

⚪ White — Holy Shock

• Appears below 85% health

• Only displays while Holy Shock has an available charge

• Gets larger when both Holy Shock charges are available

🟡 Yellow — Eternal Flame

• Appears below 85% health

• Only displays when Eternal Flame is usable

🟠 Orange — Infusion of Light

• Appears below 90% health

• Intended as an instant Flash of Light cue

• Gets larger at two Infusion stacks

The default layout is:

        Eternal Flame

Infusion of Light     Holy Shock

Requirements

• Danders Frames — required

• World of Warcraft Retail 12.1.0

• Holy Paladin

HealDots was developed and tested with Danders Frames 5.3.1.

Commands

/hd — status and command list
/hd test — show dot positions for 5 seconds
/hd hs 85 — change Holy Shock / Eternal Flame threshold
/hd iol 90 — change Infusion threshold
/hd size 14 — change base dot size
/hd pos CENTER — change cluster anchor
/hd x 0 / /hd y 0 — change offsets
/hd on / /hd off — enable / disable
/hd reset — restore defaults

/healdots also works as an alias.

Midnight-safe by design

HealDots does not cast spells, select targets, or automate gameplay.

It uses Blizzard's supported restricted-combat presentation APIs, including managed AuraContainer / AuraButton handling for Infusion of Light. Protected combat information is used only to drive visual presentation.

Danders Frames

HealDots requires Danders Frames by Danderz:

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/danders-frames

HealDots is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Danders Frames author.

Feedback

If something behaves differently after a WoW or Danders Frames update, please leave a comment with:

• WoW version

• Danders Frames version

• HealDots version

• which dot/state behaved incorrectly

License

MIT