Defaults for all rings: Allows you to edit the settings for any pre-made ring (see list above).However, you can choose to make your own profile. Profile: Out of the box, the Profile will be set to default.To access Opie, type /opie, or use the in-game interface menu. Once activated, the menu fades from view until called up again.įirst, let’s take a look at what all those little check-boxes on the main menu actually do. To activate the ability, simply hover over the icon, and release the key-bind. Now when you want a bar to be accessible you simply press the appropriate key-bind, and a radial menu will appear that can include items, spells, abilities or macros. In addition, Opie comes out of the box with several “bars” pre-loaded by class: Opie solves this problem by providing you a flexible bar to store any item, spell or macro that your heart may desire in a bar that is accessed via key-bind.
In finding the perfect area to access said hidden bar during combat, the bar is usually positioned in a highly “active” area, such as next to your players or raid frames, and thus ends up popping up at unanticipated times as you scroll across the screen to do something entirely unrelated. The only problem with such a bar is that, if you have unbound items (think pots or healthstones) when you want to access that bar, you must scroll-over the correct position of your screen in order to click that item. When you use a bar mod, like Dominos, there is a nifty feature that allows you to reduce the opacity of any given bar and keep it hidden from your view unless needed. Being a huge Opie fan-girl myself, I thought we could take a quick peek at how Opie can clean up your user interface, and make those hidden bars stay really hidden. Last week, in our discussion of Dominos, a number of people brought up their love of Opie.
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