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A complete replacement for Blizzard's default unit frames, including raid frames and raid tools, with many additions and improvements.

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Titan Panel adds a control panel bar on the top and/or bottom of the screen and allows a framework for extensive plugin support.

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Omen is a threat meter. Basically, enemies in WoW decide who to attack by deciding who is the most threatening based on the abilities you use. What Omen attempts to do is provide reasonably accurate estimates of your group's relative threat level on individual enemies, so that you can see when you're in danger of pulling aggro (or, if you're next on the snack list if your tank bites it). This info is usually only critical in raids, where only tanks can survive aggro, but it's useful for any multi-player situation.

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Outfitter allows you to create multiple outfits and equip them with a click of your mouse. You can layer outfits, create outfits optimized for a particular attribute (ie, fire resist or maximum defense), and have outfits which automatically equip based on events like mounting up, stealthing or changing stances and forms.

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KLHThreatMeter is like a damage meter, except it records your threat. By monitoring all the abilities you use and checking your talents, armour set bonuses and buffs, the addon can recreate the threat list of a mob. This makes tank transitions simple, and allows DPS to maximise their damage without pulling aggro.

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Recount is a damage meter that is designed with being a raid analysis tool and get better information on you can improve player’s performance. This is achieved via using graphs to better convey information than normal to show time based data or pie charts to get a better sense of proportions.

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RatingBuster is a WoW addon that converts combat rating into percentages. It inserts the estimated percentages in the item tooltip. It also displays the item level and ID.

In-Game Commands:
- /rb - Displays a list of command options.
- /rb itemid - Toggles the option to enable display of itemid on the item tooltip.
- /rb itemlevel - Toggles the option to enable display of itemlevel on the item tooltip.
- /rb rating - Shows a list of setup options for rating display.
- /rb win - Shows a window with a list of configurations.

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Allows you to easily scroll through your trackings via key binds.

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Allows you to retrieve all of your mail at the click of a single button

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For some reason, Blizzard decided to include beautiful maps for every area of Azeroth except instances. You can still see the area surrounding you in the minimap when you're in an instance, but never the overall layout of the entire dungeon. This is where Atlas comes in. The core of Atlas is basically an image viewer. However, it's the images that come with Atlas that make it worthwhile: a map for every instance in the game. Furthermore, the maps are marked with the locations of bosses and other points of interest. Atlas also includes maps of battlegrounds, dungeon locations, flight points, and outdoor raid bosses.

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Arathi Basin General has three main features::

- A small panel that shows which area each player on your team is in, and how far they are from the respective flag. You can order the player list by class or by their position on the map. Arathi Basin positions are colour-coded so you can see at a glance whether your team is mostly attacking or defending. In Warsong Gulch, various locations are shown - "Flag", "Tunnel", "Ramp" and "Field" etc. An indicator show whether each team member is in combat.

- Arbitrary groups of players can be selected by shift-clicking their names on the panel. A special sort of selection is 'focussing' on a player (left-click). The alpha of other players positions will fade depending on how far they are from the focussed player. This makes it possible to select a player and the two nearest players to him, for example. Control-clicking on a player will focus on a player AND order the player list according to how far they are from him or her. A slash or key-bindable command allows you to select all dead team members, who in WSG will all be in your graveyard. As in a RTS game, you can save and recall different groups.

- Once you have a group of players selected, you can send them (customisable) orders. In AB, there are five buttons corresponding to each of the nodes. Depending on which modifier keys you use, you can order selected players to attack, defend, or help out at a node. You can also do an "incoming" alert. In WSG there are five buttons instructing your selected group to take their flag, defend your flag room or go and find your flag. There are also alerts for when your flag is leaving via the tunnel or the ramp. Alerts are sent to the /bg channel, or when appropriate, can be sent via whispers to each player for a personal touch.

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It basically brings Windows Vista's Aero theme or OSX to WoW's default UI elements by adding a transitional animation between frame states.

Currently VisualThemes supports a fading and scale theme. The theme allows either to be toggled and scaling to be adjusted.

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