The basic chat interface in WoW is pretty limited. It's easy to miss what's happening in the chat window while fighting, for example, and there are many other ways in which the chat windows are not very user-friendly. Prat helps solve a lot of these usability problems, and since it's modular, you can turn its features on or off easily. New functions are being added over time, too. Here are a few of the things it can do:
- Enable mouse scrolling in the chat window.
- Abbreviate the channel names (from [Guild] to [G], or just the green color, for example)
- Add keybindings for various chat channels.
- Add a slash command (or keybinding) to whisper to your current target.
- Add timestamps to the frame (so that you know when someone sent a message).
- Color player names according to their class, and add their level beside their names.
- Toggle the chat buttons on or off, or move them about.
- Turn on chat logging.
- Move the chat input box (the Editbox) to a different location.
- Copy text from the chat frame.
- Shorten existing commands to your own personal alias comands. (eg: "/say "Get ready, I'm pulling now!" could be shortened to "/pull". This is like a macro, except that it is executed with your own shortened command instead of a button to click on, which is handy for things you say or do often, while out of combat.)
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