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  • Dancer IconDNC
    Cross Hotbar IconXHB
    P.V.E. IconPVE

    WIP with aoe abilities on the extended XHB

  • Dancer IconDNC
    Hotbar IconHB
    P.V.E. IconPVE

    DPS Icon 1 = Last Dance

  • Dancer IconDNC
    Cross Hotbar IconXHB
    P.V.E. IconPVE

    I show Cross Hotbar 3 (Left) with both of the expanded trigger controls, so you can easily add in another 8 actions if you prefer, I use XHB 8 as a shared bar between all classes for traversal and general actions outside of combat. Role actions are consistent among my layouts, and so are general actions. The macro icon is a placeholder for a Tincture/Gemdraught.

  • Dancer IconDNC
    Cross Hotbar IconXHB
    P.V.E. IconPVE

    Single Target (L)

    Mobs (R)

  • Dancer IconDNC
    Cross Hotbar IconXHB
    P.V.E. IconPVE

    Single target on right, AOE on left, dances and buffs on cross.

  • Dancer IconDNC
    Cross Hotbar IconXHB
    P.V.E. IconPVE

    Endwalker Lvl90 Dancer

  • Dancer IconDNC
    Cross Hotbar IconXHB
    P.V.P. IconPVP

    DNC PVP Layout 6.55

  • Dancer IconDNC
    Cross Hotbar IconXHB
    P.V.E. IconPVE

    Current WIP for updated hotbars in 7.0, focusing on minimising swapping hotbars in combat and keeping visual clarity on relevant buff cooldowns and maximising consistency across all jobs. Bar 1 is for single target, and Bar 2 for AoE.

    The Glamour Plate button is being used in place of the newly added skill as needed, and the dye represents potion. Sprint and LB are macroed to L3/R3 respectively.

  • Dancer IconDNC
    Hotbar IconHB
    P.V.E. IconPVE
  • Dancer IconDNC
    Cross Hotbar IconXHB
    P.V.E. IconPVE

    My dancer crosshotbars

  • Dancer IconDNC
    Cross Hotbar IconXHB
    P.V.E. IconPVE

    Endwalker 90 Dancer

    L2 + DP: Upkeep Skills

  • Dancer IconDNC
    Cross Hotbar IconXHB
    P.V.E. IconPVE

    Puts most of the strain on the left hand, and off of the right.

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