Whilst perusing through my inventory, I noticed my bags were, quite often, being filled with the same junk over and over again. It saddened me that I could not pawn the stuff off, I tried. Vendors, it would appear, do not wish for tools such as "booterangs" or Jaloot's favorite crystal. Knowing that I would need access to them again, I resigned myself, and my bags, to their company.

Sighing, I yearned for the desire to access these items quickly in the future. I glanced over at my WhammyBar and cursed it as it cursed me for my rugged good looks. An idea formed in my head, but it was not an easy one to manifest into reality. I knew that there would be much suffering.....naturally, none of my own, and I relished in the idea of being the cause of it. I may be merciful, but I am still a lord after all. I take pride in the vast amounts of carnage that were required to fulfill my yearning and bring you WSTATICBAR!

To install, I prefer [i]Method #53/i. Elegant, painful, and leaves only the great smell of Brute. First, download the WhammyBar suite file then unzip the file into your AddOns directory. Next, simply load up WoW, pop on as your character, and you should be good to go. Your spells, items, etc should be added as you gain/lose them.

Use it well, mere mortal.

-Vashtal, Lord of the Red Rocks

Author's Notes: I've really worked hard to make this mod as stable and flexible as I could in order to provide people with a concise interface with which to easily create their own customizable bars. Need a druid bar? Just drag and drop the spells you want and you're ready to go! Want a bar for the items you use on your daily quests? WStaticBar is perfect for that task, and so much more.

Creating Bars

- For slash commands, either /wstatic or /wstaticbar will work.
     /wstatic config  - brings up the configuration menu.
- To create a new bar or modify one, bring up the config menu.
- If this is your first bar, click the New Bar button and fill in the title
   with a descriptive text for use in the config. This field can also be used
   to change the title for bars that you've already created.
- If you want to copy the buttons from either an already existing WStaticBar
   bar or a loaded WhammyBar plugin's bars, select it from the dropdown.
   - This selection is optional, so if you simply wish to change the title
     then you don't have to select anything.
   - Otherwise, any selection you make will override any values you might've
     previously set up for that static bar.
   - NOTE: This will merely make a copy of the buttons and will not
     affect your other bars.
- Once you've made the desired changes, click the Save button.
- Click on the "Edit Buttons" button to bring up the button configuration.
- On the Button configuration screen, you can either drag and drop most icons
   into the small square in the upper left corner.
   - If WStaticBar can handle the button this way, it will populate the Name
     and Type fields.
   - NOTE: If you drag and drop from the action bar, when you drop the button
     it will be removed from the action bar.
   - If the button can't be handled or you don't have an icon to drag and
     drop, you can still put the action's name in the Name field and select
     which type the action is from the Type dropdown. If you select a Menu
     icon, the first character must be a #.
   - Valid Types: Menu, Item, Spell, Equipment, Macro, and Companion
   - If the Name and Type are valid, the WStaticBar config will attempt to
     populate the drag and drop with the appropriate icon.
   - Once you're satisfied with the Name and Type, click "Add" to add it to
     the bottom of the list.
   - If you need to modify the buttons for the bar, click on the name in the
     select list. This will allow you to edit, reposition, or delete the
     button.
   - Clicking the "Edit" button button will attempt to populate the Name, Type,
     and icon with the appropriate values. Any changes to any of these values
     will override that button's values once "Update" is clicked. Clicking
     "Cancel" will reset the fields.
   - Clicking "Options" will take you to the original bar's configuration.
- If you need to start from scratch once saving a bar, clicking "Reset Buttons"
   will clear out the buttons and create a menu called "#Menu"
- Once you've created your bars, you are free to assign them to whatever
   character you wish by clicking on the "Use Bar" button. This is to prevent
   useless bars showing up for characters that don't need them, draining your
   computer resources.