Threat Plates - Version 9.1
Classic Version
A classic port of Threat Plates is available here: Threat Plates (Classic).
About:
Threat Plates (TPTP for short) is a addon for customizing your nameplates. It offers a high amount of customization and tweaks to how your nameplates react and look. It also offers some unique features that are not available with any other nameplate addon. I've spent a considerable amount of time improving this addon and any comments or concerns about this addon are appreciated. I'm always looking for ways to improve this addon.
Starting with version 8.6.0, Threat Plates now is a standalone addon that no longer requires TidyPlates. Please enable only one of these two nameplate addons, otherwise two overlapping nameplates will be shown for units.
Features:
- SharedMedia support and many, many, options for name, health, level, and spell text. As well as all of the standard nameplate features such as castbar and icon, elite icons / textures, skull icons / textures, raid marks, and healthbar coloring/alpha/scale.
- Ace3 profiling.
- Low memory footprint.
- Threat system management.
- Automatic talent detection and role assigning for an easy out of the box setup.
- Customizable widgets.
- Customizable totem nameplates.
- Customizable nameplates for extra customization for specifically named units.
Commands:
- /tptp - Displays options.
- /tptptoggle - Toggle Role from one to the other.
- /tptpdps - Toggles DPS/Healing threat plates.
- /tptptank - Toggles Tank threat plates.
- /tptpol - Toggles nameplate overlapping.
- /tptpverbose - Toggles addon feedback text.
Additional Information:
- A considerable amount of information about options and its internal priorities are not gone into details. Most options that are enable or disable based will toggle off options that are no longer changeable once enabled or disabled. If you have any questions about options and what they do, feel free to leave a comment or PM me here for more information.
- Troubleshooting and FAQ
- Help
Threat Plates In Action:
- TouchyMcFeel: Tidy Plates and Threat Plates
- WoW AddOn Spotlight: Threat Plates- Warcraftic.com
- Nananea: Threat Plates Demonstration
Please feel free to leave feedback in the comments!
FYI, in the "Threat Plates In Action" section of your description (above), the first two links to YouTube videos, the videos are marked private and cannot be viewed.
Is there any possibility to turn off class icon net to enemy health bar?
Thank you! How can i switch value of health when i click o mouseover the target ?
In reply to duner_777:
Not sure what you mean here. Can you give me an example?
In reply to Backupiseasy:
I mean, i cant see how many HP have a target, before i attack him. Can i switch option to see number of HP before attacking target ?
In reply to duner_777:
Ah, understand now. You can enable that health is also shown at full HP under General - Status Text, bottom of the page Health Text. There, enable Full Health.
In reply to Backupiseasy:
Thank you ! Now its perfect plates!
Hello,
I have a problem because it shows me debuffs and cc on opponents only on my current target, all other characters around I see only health plate, I can't find it anywhere in the settings, could anyone help me?
Many thanks.
In reply to reizorlive:
There is an option to show auras only on the target unit. You can disable that under Widgets - Auras - Appearance - Target Only. It should be off by default.
Hi! First off, I love this addon - it looks great!
I recently had an issue where WoW reset all of my addons, and so I'm trying to get my UI back to where it was. I'm having two issues with Threat Plates that I didn't have before:
First, I like the bars on players to be based on reaction, not by class (I use the icons to differentiate between the classes within a faction). I can't seem to get it to where the option for the color of the bar to be based on reaction, rather than by class, is working. The only setting that changes the color of the bar for players is when I turn on the "change colors for raid markers" option. I've tried using '/console ShowClassColorInFriendlyNameplate 0' to turn off the Blizzard setting manually, but that didn't work.
Second, I can't seem to get the healer widget to appear.
Both of these things were working two days ago before my UI reset, so I know they work; I just need help figuring out how! Any help would be greatly appreciated!
In reply to Chasavaqe:
If nameplates are colored by class, you can disable that under General - Healthbar - Color by Class. That should work.
The healer widget has to be enabled under Widgets - Healer. Did you do that? It's off by default.
Hi! I have A question I have been googling around for for for quite a while now.
My goal is to make from the minions section, only the Thing From Beyond's nameplate show.
I looked up cusom nameplates editing for your addon, but i couldnt find any guides or awnsers.
Thanks in advance!
In reply to stulp88:
There is a workaround for that. You can set the transparency of all minons (guardians and/or pets) to 100%. Then, create a custom nameplate for "Thing from beyond" and set a custom transparency of 0% there. That should work.
In reply to Backupiseasy:
It Worked! Thanks A lot
Is there any way to enable enrage buffs to be shown on enemy NPC nameplates on mythic affix week?In Widgets>Auras>Buffs>I have Enemy Units Show buffs check/dispellable checked and Magic checked.
The rest of the Buffs show up fine.
I'm playing as a Hunter.
Hi I have an issue with tall mobs I cant see their health bar because they are to tall I tried to move the position of the heathbar didnt fix it either
In reply to truebleach:
There are some CVars that you can use to solve these issue, see the FAQs:
I want my (target) nameplate to stick at the top (or bottom) of the screen and not to disapear outside of the screen, especially for huge bosses.
This behaviour is controlled by certain CVars from WoW which are not accessible using the default Interfaces options. Right now, there are also no options in ThreatPlates to make this changes directly.
The CVars you have to to change are: nameplateOtherTopInset and nameplateOtherBottomInset (and/or nameplateLargeTopInset and nameplateLargeBottomInset, if you are using large nameplates).
To keep the nameplates from moving outside of the screen, you have to change them to something like .1 or .05. The value defines the width (in percentage of screen size) of the area around the screen border into which nameplates will not move. The bigger the percentage, the farther the nameplates stay away from the border of the screen. Setting the CVar to -1 will allow nameplates to move outside of the screen again.
I recommend using the addon AdvancedInterfaceOptions to change the CVars. But you can also change them in-game using the /run command, e.g., "/run SetCVar("nameplateOtherTopInset ", 0.05)" or the /console command, e.g., "/console nameplateOtherTopInset 0.05".
In reply to Backupiseasy:
its worked thanks a lot
Is it possible for "Custom Nameplates" to filter based on friendly and enemy units? It's confusing when you want to emphasize certain enemy totems, but the custom setting applies to friendly totems as well. Regardless, thank you so much for your work and being so active responding to the community :)