Gladius

Modules
Uses the 3.0 Arena Unit IDs, this enables full functionality even if the enemy is seen first while in combat.

General arena unit frame features:

• HP bar + Text

• Mana bar + Text

• Cast bar + Text

• Class icon

PvP trinket status:
Five display options:

• Name icon.

• Name text.

• Big icon (big, scalable icon to the right).

• Small icon (small icon to the right on top of the mana bar).

• Grid-style icon (colored square to the right on top of the mana bar that turns red when the trinket has been used).

• Target of Target – displays a class icon representing the enemy’s target.

• You can click on the icon to target your enemy’s target or use mouseover macros.

Announcements

• New enemy announcement – announces new enemies.

• Trinket announcement – announces when the trinket is used/is ready again.

Drinking announecment.

• Enemies on low health – announces enemies that are about to die, you can set the percentage yourself.

• Aura announcement – announces aura used.

• Cooldown announcement – announces cooldown used.

Auras – shows important buffs and debuffs on the arena enemies.

• You can add/delete/edit auras via the configuration screen.

Cooldown Tracker – shows enemy cooldowns

• You can enable/disable single cooldowns or entire classes, set an announce type or sound on cooldown used.

DR Tracker – shows diminishing returns on the arena enemies.

• You can enable/disable single diminishing returns types or show/hide the diminishing returns value.

Click actions – you can select what is going to happen when you click on a Gladius button.
Ten editable click actions.

• Three modifiers: SHIFT, CTRL and ALT.

• Four different action types: Target, Focus, Cast Spell and Macro.

Slash commands

• /gladius ui/config/options – displays the configuration screen.

• /gladius test1-5 – shows a test frame with the chosen amount of test units.

• /gladius hide – hides the test frame.

Macros
Macros are meant for the more advanced users, since you’d need to use “*unit” (short for the UnitID of the enemy) for a macro to work. 
To cast Polymorph on the enemy and print out the name of the enemy in the party chat you would have to do:

• /cast [target=*unit] Polymorph

• /script SendChatMessage(UnitName(“*unit”), “PARTY”)

FAQ
Will you ever have Gladius function in a non-arena environment?

• No, Gladius is meant for arenas only and it’ll stay that way.

Can I hide that annoying header (“Gladius – drag to move”)?

• Yes, simply lock the Gladius frame.