Throughout leveling, I loved healbot, and then later transitioned to Vuhdo. After joining a less casual (still not 'hardcore') raiding guild, I was prompted into making a change and swapped to Grid. I've gotten used to grid now, but as of late, I've noticed GridStatusLifebloom seems out of commission, as well as having other problems with error messages and such. I am considering swapping back to Vuhdo, but not only is that swapping my primary healing frames, but also swapping from keybound to click based again. I was wondering, out of other druids, who all has used both methods and their opinions of each?

Also, in a separate question, I've found that I like having a basic raid frame in addition to my healing one- to show myself, target, focus, etc. With a 15.5" laptop with limited capability in memory, being a few years old, I am constantly torn between pitbull and x-perl. I've been using pitbull and configuring it is a pain in my posterior, but is x-perl as useful for individual frames? I know that it has good party and raid based groupings, but not sure on individual, and was wondering if, like the previous question, could explain their preferences and why?

Anyone know what addon the cooldown timer is above the target frame is in Hamlet's UI please?

Really would like to try it out

Thanks

Physis

Quick question here for Hamlet;

YouTube - Cataclysm Raid Test: Bastion of Twilight, Twin Dragons

Which addon is it you're using to track your lifebloom (bar) above ur raid frame?

Can said addon track other things such as your cyclones and what not, like natur enemy castbar used to in TBC?

@Silentdeadthz - He's probably using HotCandy.

both are fortexorcist.

eta - there are a lot of warlock specific parts of that addon, but the cooldown timer and spell timer are fantastic for any class.

In my videos, the all-in-one cooldown bar is SexyCooldown and the Lifebloom timer is HotCandy. Both are pretty common functionality though, with various mods that do similar things.

I'm actually shifting away from the cooldown bar and am thinking of getting rid of it whenever I next change things around (more to do with Moonkin than Resto, although I'm not sure it's all that great for Resto either). The Lifebloom bar I recommend for anyone, it makes a lot more sense now than tracking LB only in your raid frames--with only one up at once it's nice to see when to refresh without having to look at individual frames.

Thanks for the reply Hamlet!

I like the cooldown bar to tell me when ToL or innavate is ready. But I tried sexycooldown and it displays neither no matter what settings I enable. What do other people use the track the longer cooldowns?

Thanks

Version 1 of my UI. Using Version2 now which is slightly different (No black bar across the bottom, items like the Panel Datatexts (gold, sp, etc) are revamped. I'll update a SS later. Available on WoWI

Does anyone have a good recommendation for an addon to maximize Nature's Grace uptime? The challenge of course is its an internal cd. Some kind of timer and preferable power aura type pop up would be preferred.

You may want to check out NeedToKnow (link) - it's able to track all kinds of cooldowns and the author recently added the option to reset cooldowns based on the presence of another buff (eclipse resetting NG cd for example).

If you never play moonkin, static cooldown trackers like ForteXorcist (setup) or ICDBars do the job just fine
As for PowerAuras, you can vote for the Feature Request to track internal Cooldowns at http://powerauras.wikispaces.com/