The Micro-Unit Frames (MUFs)
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Decursive makes your life easier, it clearly shows you who is afflicted by
something you can remove, this is done using **Micro-unit-frames (MUFs)**.

A micro-unit-frame is a little square on your screen that *changes its appearance
according to the unit status*.  If you click on a MUF, it casts a cleaning
spell, **the choice of the spell depends of the mouse button you click**, Decursive
manages the button mapping automatically.
 
 MUFs have several colors (which can be configured):
 
 - **Full red**: the unit is in range and is afflicted by something you can cure by
   left-clicking on the MUF.

 - **Transparent red**: the unit is out of range and afflicted by something you could
   cure by left-clicking on the MUF
 
 - **Full blue**: idem as red but with right-clicking instead of left-clicking.
 
 - **Full orange**: idem as blue or red but with ctrl-left-clicking.
 
 - **Transparent grey**: The unit does not exists anymore.
 
 - **Dark Transparent green**: the unit is in scan range and is not afflicted by
   something you can cure.
 
 - **Transparent purple**: The unit is too far to be scanned or cured.
 
 - **Transparent light-green**: The unit is cloaked.
 
 - **Any color but with a little green square in the middle**: the unit is
   Mind-Controlled (Charmed).
 
 - **Black**: the unit has been blacklisted because it was *out of line of sight* when you
   tried to cure it, the time in blacklist can be change in the options.
 
*The information above are also indicated by tool-tips in the game when you hover the MUFs.*
 
*MUFs display is done according to your settings*, **you can change every aspects
of the MUFs** (size, spacing, number, colors, grow directions, etc...), look in the *Micro unit
frame* configuration options.
 
MUFs are very discreet when no action is required, you can see right through
them.
 
*You can change the spell mapping when you are not in combat*, **the mapping is
done according to your cure priorities** ; go to the "curing options", the
priorities are indicated by green numbers in front of the affliction types.
 
Besides casting, MUFs allow you to *target* the units by *Middle-clicking*,
*Ctrl-Middle-Clicking* will focus them. (To clear the focused unit, use the
command /clearfocus)
 
**MUFs are organized intelligently by default**, you're always first then the rest
of your group, the groups after yours, the group before yours and the **pets (you
can choose to monitor them or not)** and, at last, your focused unit (changed
using the command /focus 'name' or by *Ctrl-Middle-Clicking* on a MUF).
**You can completely change this order by using the priority and skip list, a
very manageable list of players.** (see [Decursive usage][user-actions] for more information)

**IMPORTANT:**
 
TO MOVE THE MUFS, ALT-CLICK AND HOLD THE HANDLE JUST ABOVE THE FIRST MUF (IT
HAS THE SAME SIZE AS A MUF AND HIGHLIGHTS WHEN YOUR MOUSE POINTER IS OVER IT).

*This handle has several uses, a tooltip explains them all.*

*See also:*

- [Decursive usage][user-actions]
- [Decursive Macro documentation][mouse-over macro]
- [Frequently Asked Questions][FAQ] *try this before asking any question*
- [commands][]




[MUFs]: http://www.wowace.com/projects/decursive/pages/main/mufs/ "Micro Unit Frames"
[MUF]: http://www.wowace.com/projects/decursive/pages/main/mufs/ "Micro Unit Frame"
[FAQ]: http://www.wowace.com/projects/decursive/pages/main/faq/ "F.A.Q section"
[mouse-over macro]: http://www.wowace.com/projects/decursive/pages/main/macro/ "Decursive's mouse-over macro documentation"
[commands]: http://www.wowace.com/projects/decursive/pages/main/commands/ "Command lines"
[user-actions]: http://www.wowace.com/projects/decursive/pages/main/user-actions/ "Decursive, user possible actions"