How do you hide Details’ damage meter when not in combat? In this article, we’ll go over the configuration options, keybinds, and performance issues. Then we’ll talk about a few ways to solve your problem. Hopefully, one of these solutions will work for you! Until then, we’d love to hear from you in the comments! Until then, happy playing!
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Settings
To hide the details damage meter while not in combat, go to Window > Options -> Display. You will then see a list of recent combat. You can select which combat you want to display the details for. This will also allow you to set which window to show the details of. Once you’ve made your choice, click on the window to see the details of that particular fight. You can also set the window to have a different skin, if desired.
Skada is a great modular damage meter with customizable windows. It offers different viewing modes and is very efficient with computer resources. You can even set up multiple windows to track different info-meters. Skada is nearly identical to Details!, but the main difference is in when DPS is recorded. If you want your details to show up before the combat log, you can use Skada instead of Details!
Keybinds
If you’re looking to hide your damage meter while not in combat, you can use a custom keybind for this in WoW. To create a custom keybind, click the Details window’s options menu and then right-click on the button. In the window’s settings, click on the “display selection menu.” Then select “keybinds”.
Configuration options
There are two ways to customize the Damage Done window to hide the details damage meter when not in combat: either you can hide the display on mouseover, or you can use the “Editing Group” option to make it apply the changes to all windows grouped with the one you are editing. If you care more about your overall data than the damage per second, you can set it to Dynamic Overall Data and hide it when you’re not in combat.
Performance issues
The Details! addon is a popular choice for tracking your combat statistics. Commonly used for damage and healing per second, this tool comes with a variety of customization options and features. This guide will introduce you to its core features and tools. It also explains how to fix performance issues caused by this addon. Performance issues are normally caused by an external factor, such as a chat embed or another addon that modifies the game’s settings.
