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How to use an EQType​

<Label item="MyHPLabel">
    <ScreenID>MyHPLabel</ScreenID>
    <EQType>17</EQType>        <!-- Current Hit Points -->
    ...
</Label>

<Gauge item="MyHPGauge">
    <ScreenID>MyHPGauge</ScreenID>
    <EQType>1</EQType>         <!-- Player HP -->
    ...
</Gauge>

<Label item="Gem1Name">
    <ScreenID>Gem1Name</ScreenID>
    <EQType>60</EQType>        <!-- Spell gem 1 (name of the memorized spell) -->
    ...
</Label>

<InvSlot item="MyCharmSlot">
    <ScreenID>MyCharmSlot</ScreenID>
    <EQType>inventory/Equip 0</EQType>      <!-- Charm -->
    ...
</InvSlot>

<InvSlot item="MyBag1Slot1">
    <ScreenID>MyBag1Slot1</ScreenID>
    <EQType>inventory/Equip 23/0</EQType>   <!-- Bag 1, slot 1 -->
    ...
</InvSlot>

<HotButton item="MyFirstButton">
    <ScreenID>MyFirstButton</ScreenID>
    <EQType>hotbutton/Bar 0/0</EQType>      <!-- First button of the first hotbar -->
    ...
</HotButton>

<Button item="OpenSomethingButton">
    <ScreenID>OpenSomethingButton</ScreenID>
    <EQType>openwnd [WindowName]</EQType>   <!-- Replace [WindowName] with a standard game window -->
    ...
</Button>

<Screen item="MyPopup">
    <EQType>closenotclicked</EQType>        <!-- Hides the window when you click outside it -->
    ...
</Screen>

Notes​

• Gauges and labels have separate number lists: Gauge 1 is your HP bar; Label 1 is your name. Use the row whose Type matches the piece you are editing.
• EQTypes can go into different windows: A gauge with EQType 1 shows your HP in any window you put it in.
• Wrong or unlisted label numbers display Unknown Label followed by the number. A wrong gauge number draws a full, maroon bar.
• Some types begin at 0 and some at 1: Inventory slots, hotbars and the spell-name slot ranges start at 0 (for example inventory/Equip 0, hotbutton/Bar 0/0), while the group member and Extended Target entries in the table start at 1. Older community lists sometimes number the same entries differently (for example "Buff 0" or "Extended Target 0"). The ID numbers are always the same, so check the table for the first and last entry of the type you want instead of assuming.
• Empty slots stay blank: Group member, pet, and Extended Target pieces show nothing when that slot has no one in it. Mercenary labels are blank unless you have a mercenary out (not suspended). A mana bar is hidden if your class doesn't use mana.
• Stat labels change color: Stat labels (stats, resists, and similar) can be tinted to show whether the number is above or below your base value.
• Hover tooltips: On some stat labels (such as heroic-stat avoidance and accuracy), tooltips explain how many more heroic points you need to reach the next bonus.
• Some gauges can show a name: Group member bars, for example, can show the member's name on the bar.

Notes on specific rows​

• Spell labels: Labels 45-59 (Buff slots 1-15) and 80-85 (Song slots 1-6) are older numbering that still works. The long ranges (500 and up) are one label per slot: add 1 to the number for the next slot (for example buff slot 2 is 501). Spell gems 1-14 are IDs 60-67, 133, 138, 149, 150, 414 and 415.
• Bags: inventory/Equip 23 to 34 are the bag slots themselves. To show an item inside a bag, add / and the slot inside it, for example inventory/Equip 23/0. Bank and shared bank bags work the same way.
• Shared bank: Slots are unlocked in order: slots 0-1 for everyone, and 2 more for each of three unlocks. The default bank window already includes all eight and hides the ones you don't have.
• Group role icons: These are matched by the piece's ScreenID (for example GroupRoleTank0), not by an EQType, one per group slot (0-5).
• Mercenary rows: These EQTypes belong to the mercenary hire, manage and info windows. The Type column is the XML piece the default UI puts each one on (for example Label, Button, Listbox).

All EQTypes​