I got word from my guildies that the maker of ClickHeal updated his addon to version 2.0 and renamed it Klik.
http://wow.curse-gaming.com/en/files/details/5102/klik/
I grabbed it yesterday and set it up using the same commands as I have been used to for so long. It worked like a charm, but I think it is missing a lot of features. All I saw last night was the enablement to click the portraits and get the action you want. There was no setting page for announcements or GUI or anything else I liked about ClickHeal. I could be wrong, and mine could be broken, or it could be because it is Beta and people are complaining to high heaven about it.
Still, it got the job done. Get it if you are still nervous about healing without a mod.
I always used Benecast before the patch, but since have been using Clique which is an ACE version of what you’re talking about (IIRC). Works wonderfully, provided I can remember what each button press is supposed to be ๐
I downloaded Ace and Ace2 after the patch from the Ace website. It is still showing up as incompatible. Can anyone link up their current version from where they got it?
I tried the updated Clique immediately after the patch.
It worked. Vaguely. Despite setting up a Lesser Healing Wave, Healing Wave, and Chain Heal as differnet mouse buttons, any click resulted in a Lesser Wave being cast.
I think they fixed that with a new version and I got 3 different heals from 3 buttons. So far, so good.
But then I lost the ability to target myself by clicking on my frame, or doing any right-clicks to inspect, invite, etc.
Every click, right of left, obviously you want some kind of heal. No, I want to see that unit frame menu you get to inspect, etc.
There are exceptions you can set up with Clique, i.e. exclude the name line, etc., you can make but those don’t seem to register. I tried excluding whole frame types to no avail.
I now have Healbot loaded. It’s got a GUI, which appeals to me because it leaves the frames alone and gives me “heal buttons” to watch and push.
I’ll give Klik a look.