New MBP and Warcraft

[jezebel12345]

Squeee... I received my shiny, sexy new MBP yesterday!

15-inch MacBook Pro
• 2.6GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 processor, Turbo Boost up to 3.5GHz
• 16GB 2133MHz memory
• 512GB PCIe-based SSD
• Radeon Pro 460 with 4GB memory

I previously had a 2010 13" MBP, so this is quite a jump for me.

I'm a casual wow player, so what an improvement in performance! But I'm having trouble getting the graphics settings to my liking. At its recommended level, the text and icons are SOOO tiny on the huge screen that I can't see/read them. I've tried changing the resolution in windowed mode down, and that helps. Any other recommendations from those who are better at this than me?

 

[Voley]

There is UI scaling there, you cna play with that

 

[jezebel12345]

Thanks, that's what I'm looking for. Can you tell me where to find it?

Edit: Sorry for being lazy, all I needed to do was Google and I found it.

 

[jezebel12345]

Ok, another question...

Many of wow's default key bindings are F keys. I know we can bring up the F keys on the touchbar by pressing the fn button. Is there a way to have the F keys on the touchbar automatically for a program (like wow)?

 

[fox10078]

Ok, another question...

Many of wow's default key bindings are F keys. I know we can bring up the F keys on the touchbar by pressing the fn button. Is there a way to have the F keys on the touchbar automatically for a program (like wow)?

System Preferences>Keyboards>Shortcuts>Fn keys then add the app you want and it will always be function keys when you open it.

 

[Marshall73]

Ok, another question...

Many of wow's default key bindings are F keys. I know we can bring up the F keys on the touchbar by pressing the fn button. Is there a way to have the F keys on the touchbar automatically for a program (like wow)?

I have been playing wow since day one and never used the function keys since vanilla. Healbot and other addins eliminated my need for the player select buttons