VuloGearSets
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Save your equipment as named gear sets and switch between them by spec, stance, or a single click.
What it does
VuloGearSets saves your equipment as named sets and lets you switch between them instantly — by hand, by talent spec, or by stance and form.
Features
Gear sets Save your whole outfit or just parts of it: trinkets, weapons, rings or armour. Equipping works out of combat and pulls the items straight from your bags.
Sidebar on the character frame Every set gets its own icon. Click to select, double-click to equip, right-click for the context menu. Replace a single slot without rebuilding the whole set. Drag the sidebar wherever you want it with /gearset unlock.
Minimap button Left-click for the set switcher, right-click for the settings, drag to reposition.
Slot picker Hover an equipment slot and the matching items from your bags appear right next to it — click one to equip. It only shows up when there is actually something to swap. A configurable click opens the full window with all of them.
Automatic switching Bind a set to a talent spec or to a stance or form, and it equips itself when you switch. Warrior stances, druid forms and dual spec are all supported. Changes during combat are deferred until the fight ends instead of being dropped.
Slash commands
/gearset save <name> — save your current equipment /gearset equip <name> — equip a set /gearset delete <name> — delete a set /gearset list — list your saved sets /gearset spec — view and set spec bindings /gearset config — open the settings /gearset unlock — make the sidebar movable /vgs — short form of /gearset /rl — reload the interface
Typing /gearset <name> equips that set directly.
Languages
English and German.
Coming from VuloClassicUI?
VuloGearSets started out as the equipment set module of VuloClassicUI and now runs completely on its own. If VuloClassicUI is installed, your existing sets — including spec and form bindings — are imported automatically the first time you log in on a character. VuloClassicUI's data is only read, never changed.
Neither addon disables the other. If you run both with their set modules active you will get two minimap buttons and two sidebars; just turn one of them off.
Important: start VuloGearSets at least once before removing VuloClassicUI, otherwise there is no saved data left to import from.
Source
The VuloGearSets Team
