In the default user interface, the target unit frame will be highlighted in white if it is also the focus. It may be accessed with a mouse-click, hotkey, or macro. It may also show the focus' target and potentially their casting bar.
This means that it supplies full real-time updates for the currently stored focus, including health and mana updates and casting bars. The user interface treats the focus as if it were a party unit frame in nearly all respects. Additionally, to make it stand out further, there is an interface option to have a smaller frame for the focus. The Unit Frame, unlike some other unit frames, when unlocked, may be moved to any desirable position on the screen. So hopefully someone can tell me if there is a way to turn that option on - So I don’t have to constantly hit tab in order to select a enemy already in a pulled mob.Whenever a player has a focus, the user interface creates a new Unit Frame for the focus. This isn’t my only ranged character, I have an Affliction Warlock, Shadow Priest and a Druid ( which I mainly Tank on, but she also does Balance DPS), and I never noticed an issue with targeting on them, just my Hunter. This is killing a couple seconds of time, and whereas it’s not important now, it will be if I plan on taking this toon into M+ runs.Īgain, I realize some people prefer not having their Hunters auto target jump like that, because it can jump to mobs way off in the distance ( I deal with this on my Paladin sometimes with her Judgement cast, if something dies, it will go flying off to a mob not yet pulled) but it seems like it should be an option we could choose to have on or off … I’m rolling a BM Hunter, and I’m rather tired of having to constantly hit tab to get to the next enemy target in a mob, especially in Dungeons because I do pay attention, but when there is a lot going on, I’m noticing I’m hitting spells but I have no target because my auto target isn’t jumping to the next enemy after what I had targeted died. Ok, so I know this is either a love or hate sorta thing, but I for one prefer Auto Target “jumping”.
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