Sulphur Raid Frames
In devRaid frames with a fake-roster preview, so the layout is set before you ever zone in.
/srfMoPMidnightSulphurUI is one suite of sixteen module addons — raid frames, meters, action bars, chat, a guild raid assistant and more — sharing one shell, one searchable settings panel and one layout grid. Install the pieces you want; most stay switched off until you turn them on.
A fake-roster preview fills the frames when you're not in a group, so you can size, sort and place them before raid night instead of during it.
/srfMoP ClassicMidnightUp to four meter windows. Drag one onto another and they dock into a single train; click any bar for that player's spell breakdown. Reads Blizzard's damage meter on Midnight and parses the combat log on MoP.
/smeterMoP ClassicMidnightEight bars built on Blizzard's own action buttons, so cooldowns, charges and range stay exactly right. Paging runs on secure drivers, keybinding has its own mode, and layout profiles remember spells rather than slots.
/sbars/skbMoP ClassicMidnightPlan Bloodlust per boss, catch missing consumables on every ready check, track BiS drops and pull timers, and sync it all across the raid automatically.
Every setting in every module lives in one registry. Type a word and each hit shows where it lives and its live control inline, so the search result is the place you change it.
/sui/sgridMoP ClassicMidnightEach module is its own addon sitting on the SulphurUI core, so they share one look, one settings panel and one snap-and-dock layout grid. Status is shown honestly: most of the suite is built and waiting on its in-game pass.
Guild Raid Assistant: shared anchors, Hero Plan lust calls, pre-raid and ready checks, BiS tracking, loot popup, pull timers and raid-wide sync.
Raid frames with a fake-roster preview, so the layout is set before you ever zone in.
/srfMoPMidnightPlayer, target, target of target, focus and pet, with 2D or 3D portraits and class, reaction or custom health colors.
/sufMoPMidnightEight bars on Blizzard's own buttons, secure paging, a keybind mode, and layout profiles that remember spells.
/sbarsMoPMidnightYour buffs and debuffs in two independently placed grids, with a fold-away header and a preview for placing them.
/sauraMoPMidnightUp to four thin meter windows that dock into a train. Click a bar for the spell breakdown.
/smeterMoPMidnightTwo chat docks, conversation on the left and system messages on the right, routed by a simple Left / Right / Off matrix.
/schatMoPMidnightA square minimap with zone, spec and professions stacked beneath, plus a single bag that collects minimap buttons.
/smapMoPMidnightDecorative bars, wedges and a clean top bar that frame your interface. Always underneath, never eats a click.
/shudMoPMidnightOne experience bar with completed-quest, incomplete-quest and rested overlays and optional texts.
/sxpMoPMidnightA strip along the top or bottom edge: gold, durability, bag slots, zone, FPS and latency, clock. Every block optional.
/sinfoMoPMidnightThirteen quality-of-life switches (quick loot, auto repair, sell junk, quest auto-accept, keystone slotting and more), all off by default.
/sqolMoPMidnightA replacement bag window in the Sulphur style, sharing its container with Bank.
/sbagsMidnightYour bank in the same container window as Bags: one layout, one search, one look.
A replacement mailbox window that stays out of the way until you open it.
/smailMidnight57 skin packs for Blizzard's own windows. Each pack is off until you pick it, so a fresh install changes nothing.
Every new module is reviewed against the same four rules before it ships.
A switched-off feature registers no events and builds no frames. Hidden means unregistered, not just invisible.
New settings ship off, so an update never rearranges your screen without you asking.
No per-frame polling. A timer exists only while the text that needs it is actually on screen.
Blizzard's protected frames are placed and hidden through secure drivers, never hooked, so no mystery errors mid-pull.