HaMoK
If you have ever lost track of a cooldown because your eyes were glued to the top of the screen while a boss mechanic unfolded beneath your feet, HaMoK was built for you. This bottom-focused UI addon gathers everything you actually need to watch around the lower-center of the screen, so your gaze never has to travel far from the fight. It is made for what the developer affectionately calls dad gamers, or 아저씨 in Korean: players with eyes that are not what they used to be and hands that are already busy. Only what you can use right now is shown, big and in one place.
What HaMoK Actually Does
At its core, HaMoK is a combat information hub. The cooldown bars for your main and sub skills display only the abilities you can use at this moment, and each list is saved per specialization with hotkeys, charges, proc glow, and a GCD sweep. When a cooldown finishes, a ready alert pops an icon and a "Ready!" label overhead, then flies into the Ready Skills box so nothing gets missed.
Beyond cooldowns, the addon layers in practical combat tools:
- Assisted Combat display showing Blizzard's recommended next skill as a large icon, with a skill bar for everything else usable. Healers can swap the damage rotation for their own main heals.
- Quick Use boxes with clickable buttons for interrupt, dispel, potions, healthstone, and on-use trinkets.
- Interrupt alerts that flag when your target or focus casts something interruptible, with your own kick glowing when ready.
- Defensive glow for tanks, optionally limited to low health only.
- Missing buff and enchant alerts covering raid buffs you provide, weapon enchants, flasks, food, augment runes, and talent reminders.
- Range and resource warnings with on-screen text and a target distance bracket.
Mythic+ and Convenience Features
Mythic+ players get a key timer with +2 and +3 marks, death and boss tracking, Enemy Forces, battle res and Bloodlust icons, plus a party keystone list with dungeon teleport buttons accessible through /hm keys. Recommended setup buttons fill your lists for the current spec, so you never start from an empty bar.
On the convenience side, Move mode lets you drag any HaMoK element and resize it with the mouse wheel. You can detach the class resource bar and totem display from the player frame, clean up action bar art, and read gold, ping, and coordinates at a glance. Hovering that readout reveals a stat summary with your spec's top two secondary stats highlighted in green and yellow. Layout save and apply stores your Blizzard Edit Mode setup alongside party and raid frame display settings, then applies them to another character in one click.
There is also item level display across character, inspect, bags, bank, loot, and the equipment flyout, missing enchant and gem markers, upgrade arrows, a quest object marker, bag cleanup, and more than thirty small toggles covering auto repair, auto-sell junk, faster auto loot, chat copy window, square minimap, and tooltip styling. All settings export and import as a single string.
Supported Game Versions and Compatibility
HaMoK targets the Midnight client and follows your game language, switching between English and Korean with /hm lang en or /hm lang ko. Type /hm to open settings, and a first-time setup screen lets you pick the features you want. The addon is designed with addon compatibility in mind across World of Warcraft versions including Retail, Classic, TBC, WotLK, Cataclysm, and MoP. Midnight hides a lot of combat data from addons, and HaMoK works within those limits: when something cannot be read, it stays quiet instead of guessing. Features that overlap with another addon pause themselves while that addon is loaded, including Leatrix Plus, BlizzMove, Simple Item Level, and Cursor Trail. Party and raid frames are not replaced, so Cell, Grid2, or the default frames still work fine.
If you want a smoother path from browsing to playing, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install for HaMoK, so the addon lands in the right folder without any manual file juggling. For players who run several addons at once, the foxygame.net launcher also keeps a tidy addon catalog with auto-updates, which means your HaMoK build stays current as new game patches arrive.
How to Install HaMoK
To download HaMoK for World of Warcraft, grab the addon from your preferred source and place the extracted folder inside your Interface/AddOns directory. The folder name must match exactly, so check that it reads HaMoK and not something like HaMoK-main. Restart the game or type /reload, and the addon should appear in your addon list on the character select screen. Once in-game, type /hm to open the settings window and run through the first-time setup. From there you can enable only the modules you need, use the Recommended buttons for your spec, and arrange elements with Move mode.
Useful commands to remember include /hm for settings, /hm move and /hm lock for move mode, /hm lang for language, and /hm help for the full command list with diagnostics. The English translation is relatively new, so if you spot untranslated or clipped text, reporting it helps the developer polish the experience.
The Bottom Line
HaMoK is not trying to replace your nameplates, boss timers, or damage meters. It is a focused layer that keeps the information you act on right now clustered where your eyes already are. For players who want fewer glances to the top of the screen and more attention on the fight, this bottom-heavy layout delivers exactly that, with thoughtful compatibility handling and a clean setup flow that respects your time.