Angry Assignments

Using AA as a raider

First of all, you need to set bindings for the "Change View" function so that you can easily show and hide tasks on the screen during the raid. This function must be in the Bad Jobs section of the game's keyboard shortcuts menu.

Other key settings can be found on the Add-ons tab in the game interface menu, where you should have a Bad Jobs menu (the /aa command will also bring up this window):

"Toggle Display" toggles the display of tasks on the screen ("/aa toggle" can also be used, but you will probably want to use the key binding above).

"Toggle Lock" locks/unlocks the display binding (you can also use "/aa lock" or key bindings).

The Selection box lets you specify which words will be selected when the screen is assigned. Multiple words must be separated by spaces or commas. In general, specify your name and its abbreviated form, which may appear in the task. You can also add a special keyword "group" to the list of allocated words, which will distinguish raid groups of five players of the form "G1″, "G2″, "G3″, etc.

By enabling the "Hide in combat" option, you will automatically hide the on-screen mission every time you engage in combat. You can return to it at any time during the battle using the keyboard shortcut (or any other method described above).

Activate the Show Background option to display the background behind the current task. You can adjust the background color and transparency using the Background Color selector bar.

Use the Update Notification Color palette to select the color of the graph glow, which is immediately displayed when you edit the current task.

You can set the font, size, color, style, and line spacing used for screen tasks. You can also specify the colors used for the selected words (see the Selection section above).

Resolution section: The AA will accept tasks from the raid leader or deputy leader, but only if they participate in an "approved" raid. If the raid is led by an officer in your guild, it will always be approved. In addition, all the names you add to the "allow players" field (multiple names must be separated by a space or comma). All raids will be approved if you enable the "Allow all" check box.

The Reset Position button allows you to return the destination screen anchor to its default position when it is away from the edge of the screen.