Raid Own panels

Raid frames: Own panels

Up to nine panels of your own beside the main panel (Panel 2 to Panel 10), per raid size. The tab shows a column per panel with its blocks; drag a block onto another panel's column, or click it for a menu (Move to …). Add and remove panels there, and pick each panel's grouping (group, class or role) and its blocks. A block of the main panel's grouping moves out of the main panel; a block of another grouping shows its players again. Each new panel starts at a spot of its own (the table shows Panel 2's).

The Own panels tab of the raid options window (/fuf raid), under a raid size in the top bar (General | 10 | 20 | 40 | Profiles). Each raid size (10, 20, 40) has a profile of its own: the size picked at the top is the one you edit; a default that differs per size is listed per size.

Up to nine panels of your own. A block of the main panel's grouping moves to the panel that takes it; a block of another grouping shows its players again.

On this page: Each own panel

Each own panel

Option	What it does	Choices	Default
Show the panel		On, Off	Off
Group by		Group, Class, Role	Group
Blocks it shows	Moved on this tab's board	Text	(none)
Title	Shown above the panel; empty: none	Text	(none)
Blocks		Side by side, Stacked	Side by side
Blocks per line	Then a new row (or column) of blocks	1 – 9	8
Cells grow		Down, Right	Down
Cells per line	Then a new column (or row) of cells	1 – 40	5
Block titles	Group number, class or role above each block	On, Off	Off
Hide empty blocks	Blocks without members take no room	On, Off	On
Around the panel	A gold border around the whole panel	On, Off	On
Around each block		On, Off	Off
Position X	Top left corner, from the screen center	-4000 – 4000	360
Position Y	Top left corner, from the screen center	-4000 – 4000	300