BeneCast: What's it do?<br /> BeneCast is a tool to help the player cast beneficial spells on themselves, their party members, and friendly targets. It does so by allowing the player to pick and choose what spells they want to show up as clickable buttons next to the intended target from the BeneCast interface.<br /> <br /> Open up the BeneCast interface by clicking on the Minimap button, with the slashcommands /benecast and /bc, or binding a key to BeneCast Options under KeyBindings in the main menu of the game. In the BeneCast interface you can set up which spells you want to show as buttons. You can set it individually for each, or set them all to use the player as the default. You can also adjust the button size for the associated button frame when selecting spells.<br /> <br /> You can move around the button frames if you don't like their position. You can unlock/lock the frame in place by right-clicking on the frame(not a button) and clicking it on the menu. Click and drag the frame (not the buttons) to move it around. If you can't remember which frame is which, right-clicking on it will reveal the name of the intended target.<br /> <br /> You cast the associated spell when you click on the button. Nifty. There can be notification for when you cast a spell through BeneCast if you so choose. To set up the notificaiton options open up the BeneCast interface and click on the setup tab in the configuration frame.<br /> <br /> Heal spells show up all the time, but blink if they're heal over time spells and the intended target currently is under the effect of that specific heal.<br /> <br /> Cure spells only show up when the intended target has an effect on them that the spell cures.<br /> <br /> Buffs show up whenever the inteneded target does not have the buff on them.<br /> <br /> Nifty New Stuff<br /> Key bindings for the spell buttons! Bind keys to the buttons 1-10. These key bindings are for the player buttons if there is no friendly target, and the target buttons if there is a friendly target.<br /> <br /> Overhealing is now an option when you're doing damage based heals. Hold down the control key while doing a damage based heal to overheal by the number of ranks you set in the configuration. You can also set it so you always overheal in the configuration.<br /> <br /> Tooltips everywhere! I got tired of people not reading the README. So now there's documentation all over the place!<br /> <br /> BeneCast: Who can use it?<br /> Currently these classes can benefit from the use of BeneCast: Druid, Mage, Paladin, Priest, Shaman, and Warlock