This Leveling Build for the Magicka Necromancer class in The Elder Scrolls Online is a great place to get started. This build focuses on Destruction Staff and Summoning Skills, providing lots of potential for easy leveling from 1 to 50!
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Changes Sprint to work as a toggle while using the PC UI.Note that this addon works by setting the game UI to ‘gamepad’ mode in the settings menu, and then telling the UI that the game is still in keyboard mode. You’ll still see the normal PC UI, but you might also see some other side effects.
TTDungeon is an all-in-one dungeon companion that provides on-screen guidance about bosses, achievements, and set drops. Whether youre running a dungeon on Normal or Veteran, TTDungeon displays relevant information such as:Encounter Mechanics & Tips: Quick notes on boss fights.https://cdn-eso.mmoui.com/preview/pvw13757.pngSet Drop Overviews: Track which monster or regular sets drop in each dungeon, with color-coded collection progress.https://cdn-eso.mmoui.com/preview/pvw13758.pngAchievements: Quickly see Hard Mode, Speed Run, No Death, and Trifecta achievements, plus tooltips with full details.https://cdn-eso.mmoui.com/preview/pvw13759.pngThis addon automatically detects when you enter a recognized dungeon and shows the corresponding data.Note: Since these dungeon guides have been partially summarized with the help of AI, accuracy may vary. If you find any missing or incorrect details, please report them.DependenciesLibAddonMenu-2.0LibSetsSlash Commands/ttd or /ttdungeon Toggles the UI manually
View all your characters skill lines levels in one place.For this Addon to work follow these steps:Install SkillLines into you ESO Addons fileLaunch the Game & Log into your first characterEach character must be logged into to receive the data & load it into your saved variables fileOnce complete log into your first character again & open the Skills Menu (K by default on M&KB)Your Character Skill Lines Table is now showing.Version 1 Tracks the levels of:Light ArmourMedium ArmourHeavy ArmourFighters GuildMages GuildPsijic OrderThieves GuildUndauntedAssaultSupport
Quest Tracker Toggle is a lightweight addon for The Elder Scrolls Online (ESO) that allows you to quickly toggle the visibility of the quest tracker via a keybind or settings menu. Features:- Toggle the quest tracker on and off with a keybind- Option to automatically hide the tracker on game load- Account-wide settings toggle for shared preferences across characters- Supports both Keyboard & Gamepad UI- Simple settings menuWhether you prefer a cleaner UI for immersion or just want control over your quest tracking, Quest Tracker Toggle is the perfect solution!How to Use:1. Bind a key in the Controls -> Add-ons menu2. Use the Add-on Settings menu to enable auto-hide or account-wide settings3. Reload UI (/reloadui) to apply changes
Updated version of Miat’s Stealth Texthttps://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1650-MiatsStealthText.html#info
Tired of waiting around doing nothing in raids?Now you can play snake instead.Play using /snake after installing the addon – no dependencies!Perfect for those times when someone lags out, you’re on your union break or doing an ulti pull during raid.- Saves your progress when you close the UI- Tracks high score across all sessions- Wrap-around walls for stress-free atmosphere- Control using WASD or arrow keys
This Leveling Build for the Magicka Dragonknight class in The Elder Scrolls Online is a great place to get started. This build focuses on Destruction Staff skills and Fire Damage providing lots of potential for easy leveling from 1 to 50!
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Small library for some other addons to change keep tooltip. Also increases overall performance of tooltip but since default tooltip is fast enough, this change noticeable only with ESOProfiler :)If you want to use it, read instructions below.StructureAll tooltips consist of lines added one by one, starting from header (keep name). This is used by ZOS team by default, but code itself is a big monolith full of checks and indentations, because of that it is hardly modifiable. I redesigned this approach and split entire code to part (separate lines) to be able to add and delete line independently for different keep types. Different lines called ‘ingredients’ and list of ingredients called ‘recipe’.– all default ingredientslocal INGREDIENTS = { HEADER = 1, ALLIANCE_OWNER = 2, GUILD_OWNER = 3, SIEGES = 4, ARTIFACT = 5, TEL_VAR_BONUS = 6, KEEP_CAPTURE_BONUS = 7, IS_PASSABLE = 8, FAST_TRAVEL = 9, KEEP_UNDER_ATTACK = 10, RESPAWN = 11,}– keep recipe for example local USUAL_KEEP_TOOLTIP_RECIPE = { INGRIDIENTS.HEADER, INGRIDIENTS.ALLIANCE_OWNER, INGRIDIENTS.GUILD_OWNER, INGRIDIENTS.SIEGES, INGRIDIENTS.KEEP_CAPTURE_BONUS, INGRIDIENTS.FAST_TRAVEL, INGRIDIENTS.KEEP_UNDER_ATTACK, INGRIDIENTS.RESPAWN,}All tooltips are BACKED based on a recipe. You can change a recipe with API (add or hide some particular lines). This addon fully replaces default LayoutKeepTooltip via PreHook (default function will be executed in case of major error).APIlocal LKT = LibKeepTooltip– be sure to call it in order to actually start to change tooltips. IdempotentLKT:InitializeChangedTooltips()– register ingredient first, name must be unique, callback must be callableLKT:RegisterIngridient(name, callback)– adds ingredient to particular recipe at particular indexLKT:AddIngridient(recipe, ingredient, index)– removes ingredient from particular recipe (will not throw error if not found, if successfuly removed – returns index of ingredient removed)LKT:RemoveIngridient(recipe, ingredient)– adds ingredient to particular recipe after some other ingredient (throws error if not found)LKT:AddIngridientAfter(recipe, ingredient, after)– adds ingredient to particular recipe after some other ingredient (throws error if not found)LKT:AddIngridientBefore(recipe, ingredient, before)– get recepie of particular keepLKT.GetRecipeByKeepType(keepType)– use it to actually and line to tooltip, each ingredient callback must contain at least one. First parameter must be self.LKT.AddLine(self, string, lineType)Simple example This example will add secret ingredient before fast travel line (last line in almost all recipes).local LKT = LibKeepTooltiplocal function SecretIngredientCallback(self) LKT.AddLine(self, ‘My new line’, LKT.KEEP_TOOLTIP_NORMAL_LINE)endlocal MY_SECRET_INGREDIENT = LKT:RegisterIngridient(‘SECRET_INGREDIENT’, SecretIngredientCallback)local USUAL_KEEP_TOOLTIP_RECIPE = LKT.GetRecipeByKeepType(KEEPTYPE_KEEP)LKT.AddIngridientBefore(USUAL_KEEP_TOOLTIP_RECIPE, MY_SECRET_INGREDIENT, LKT.INGRIDIENTS.FAST_TRAVEL)Contact mevia Discord (@imPDA)GitHub
