Party Member Marker

PartyMembersMarker makes it easy to keep track of where your party members are — especially in arena. Each ally is marked with their class icon floating above their nameplate, so you can spot your teammates at a glance — without cluttering the screen with full friendly nameplates, and without asking everyone to set raid markers.

It also keeps things tidy: friendly nameplates are stripped down to a clean, name-only look (like the native "nameplates off" view), while enemy nameplates are left completely untouched.

Built for Mists of Pandaria Classic (5.5.4).

Features

• Class-icon marker — a circular class icon with a class-colored ring above your group members, so you always know where each teammate is. Show it for all players, party members, or raid members (your choice).
• No raid markers needed — find your allies instantly without relying on {skull} / {cross} raid icons.
• Name-only friendly plates — health, cast and level bars are hidden on friendly players and NPCs, leaving just a clean floating name.
• Second line under the name — a player's <Guild>, or an NPC's occupation (<Innkeeper>, <Vendor>, …).
• Smart name colors — player names are tinted by class and show an <Away> / <Busy> status prefix; NPC names reflect your reputation with their faction (green / yellow / red).
• Cleaner look — the native raid target marker is hidden on friendly plates.
• In-game options — adjust the class-icon size (with a live preview), the icon scope, the font, and the name size & outline (separately for players and NPCs).

How to use

1. Install and log in.
2. Enable friendly nameplates — press Ctrl+V (or /console nameplateShowFriends 1). The addon only works while friendly nameplates are shown.
3. Your party/raid members are now marked with their class icon. Open the options to customize: ESC → Options → AddOns → PartyMembersMarker, or type /pmm config.

Options

• Icon size — class-icon diameter, with a live class-badge preview.
• Show class icon for — All players / Party members / Raid members.
• Name text — choose the font, and set the name size and outline separately for players and NPCs.

Slash commands

• /pmm config — open the options panel.
• /pmm — debug: print the current target's tooltip lines and nameplate info.