MSUF Suite

MSUF Suite 0.1.1 Alpha brings modular interface tools to World of Warcraft Retail and WoW Forever. Open /msuf to configure the Suite and choose the modules for your layout.

Midnight Simple Unit Frames (MSUF) is required. This Suite alpha is compatible with MSUF 6.5 (release 6.50). MSUF is configured as a Required Dependency on CurseForge and is installed automatically with the Suite. When using Wago, install MSUF through the Wago client as well.

Modules

• Action Bars - Layout and appearance settings for your action bars.
• Cooldown Manager - Cooldown, buff, and buff bar displays.
• Buff Reminders - Reminders for missing buffs and consumables.
• Bags & Bank - Inventory and bank views.
• Chat - Chat styling, history, fading, and unread tab indicators.
• Minimap - Minimap layouts, appearance, and shortcuts.
• DataTexts - Configurable information bars.
• Damage Meter - Damage Meter windows, display options, and previews.
• Nameplates - Styling for Blizzard's native nameplates.
• Quality of Life - Group and dungeon tools, encounter information, death alerts, incoming combat text, and reminders.
• Skinning - Interface window appearance and controls.

Modules can be enabled individually. The Suite includes shared profiles, setup presets, and previews in the MSUF options menu.

Install

Supported clients: WoW Retail 12.1.5 and WoW Forever 1.60.1.

1. Install MSUF Suite through the CurseForge client or Wago client. Choose Beta in CurseForge and Wago for this release. The Suite itself remains in Alpha.
2. CurseForge installs MSUF automatically as a required dependency. In Wago, install MSUF 6.5 (6.50) as well.
3. Enable the desired modules and open /msuf in the game.

Alpha feedback

The Suite is in its Alpha phase. Features and layouts may change, and bugs are possible. Please report the client and build, MSUF and Suite versions, steps to reproduce, and any Lua errors in the Suite issue tracker. Screenshots help with visual issues.

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2026 Mapko. All rights reserved. See LICENSE.txt. Bundled third-party components retain their own terms; see third-party notices.