Endwalker 90 Gunbreaker

L2 + DP: Stance and Invuln

Preemptive 100 Viper

L2 + DP: Charge and Special Combo Starters

Endwalker 90 Monk

L2 + DP: Chakra buffs and Weird waitey buffs

Endwalker 90 Warrior

L2 + DP: Stance and Invuln

Endwalker 90 Black Mage

L2 + DP: Ley Lines, Movement and Ice buffs

Endwalker 90 White Mage

L2 + DP: Rez Actions

Endwalker 90 Sage

L2 + DP: Rez Actions

Endwalker 90 Reaper

L2 + DP: Enshroud and Finisher

Endwalker 90 Dancer

L2 + DP: Upkeep Skills

After praticing differents ways to play Pictomancer, i find my build for cast easier my spells.

Maybe, it going to help other players, i hope so.

Splorp splorp splorp, pretty picture!!

First attempt to make panels for MMO mouse with 2 3x4 hotbars and 1 6x2 for utility

Just copied Nanaki's

Hotbar 1, single target. Main raid bar.

Hotbar 2, utility, buffs, repeats Accessed via expanded controls

• Squeezing both triggers

Make sure to change Double tap L2 to "Cross Hotbar 4 - Left" and Double tap R2 to "Cross Hotbar 4 - Right"

New job, so no changes log

Right side of LT/RT for instant cast actions, to make movement easier. Left side for things with cast timers and Scenic Muse, which has a long cooldown.

RT, RT for actions that are used less frequently (or that I haven't unlocked and don't have a home for yet). LT, LT is the standard layout for my ranged/caster DPS classes.

Main XHB - Single Target EXHB - AOE Expanded XHB - Utility

hotbar 1 is single target bar hotbar 3 is aoe combo stuff

for each job, I create a "hotbar" that is basically a monitor for cooldowns/any spell/skill I want to see the status of; I also have a hotbar with Role spells & skills, and, Sprint. These are the spells I have for Dawntrail. I use Hotbars 2 & 10 but you can use any Hotbars you want.

This is what use as of now, I throw pots and stuff on the WXHB LT DPAD.

I have some spells on here twice for easy access during some rotations.

My final layout after several ex-trial/normal raid runs. I prefer expanded XHB over WXHB because it allows faster access compared to double tap.