📍 After running a console command, you may need to type /reload to ensure the game saves the setting to your character profile.
This addon suppresses the floating damage and heal numbers that Blizzard draws on top of unit portrait frames. By default, it hides combat text on both the Player frame and the Pet frame.
For immediate removal without downloading extra files, type the following commands into your in-game chat box and press Enter. Primary Damage: /console floatingCombatTextCombatDamage_v2 0 Note: Recent updates added how to turn off damage numbers in wow exclusive
Many players choose to turn off damage numbers for a few reasons:
Note: In some Classic versions, this setting is found under . 📍 After running a console command, you may
You have the code. You have the AddOn. But why? Here is what happens when you turn off damage numbers that most players never realize:
Even after disabling the above, you might still see large numbers scrolling up on the left/right side of your screen (e.g., “-12,345” in large font). That’s . For immediate removal without downloading extra files, type
Recreates the appearance of older damage numbers or hides them more effectively than the current API allows. Why the Setting is "Missing"
But here is where the post gets deep.
While primarily a parser, Details! includes options to manipulate how floating data reacts.
In a +20 key, your screen is already a war crime of effects. Adding a blizzard of yellow text on top of the boss’s frontal, the Afflicted souls, and the Incorporeal mobs is self-sabotage . High-end players use audio cues (WeakAuras) and health bar percentages (Plater). The floating numbers are for LFR heroes.