Not that I know of, others might but on a surface level their isn’t alternatives.
I personally use a mixture of Bartender and WeakAura’s to craft my UI, but I know many in my guild prefer Elvui.
UI is primarily personal preference, so try a variety of em to see what you like (you can download multiple and just disable all of them, then turn them on one by one to test them)
No. No addon will do all of that and then some as far as I know. In fact, I don’t know what most of those do, but I have my own list. I’ll just provide a screen shot.
You could grab ElvUI and you’d have some options for tooltips, minimap, bags, actionbars, and stylistic stuff like fonts, so you could maybe drop a -few- of your addons…
But you’d likely be losing some specific bit of functionality from those addons for a more generalized version. So ultimately, No, the answer is No.
(And you don’t seem like you’re looking for the total overhaul that ElvUI is to begin with, it’d be “too much” on top of the stuff you actually care about)
May I ask why you think you need to condense it to 1 addon? If there was such a thing, it would most likely use about the same amount of memory, it would just be in a single larger package.
Just wanted to condense it for purposes of organization and to have less addons running. Yeah it may run the same amount of memory, but ultimately I’d be happier with less clutter, if that makes sense.
GatherMate2 - Stand-alone addon not included in a suite
TipTac - ElvUi
Chinchilla Minimap - ElvUi
Kaliel’s Tracker - ElvUi
Bagnon - ElvUi
Dominos - ElvUi
Quartz - ElvUi
BigWigs Bossmods - Stand-alone addon not included in a suite
SmexyMats(SM) - Stand-alone addon not included in a suite
Ace3 - ElvUi
Capping Battleground Timers - ElvUi
Simulationcraft - Stand-alone addon not included in a suite
Littlewigs - Stand-alone addon not included in a suite
I have gone the route you have posted here, and I will say, a suite like ElvUi loads much faster, and uses fewer resources. I used to use tons more addons before I landed with ElvUi. Like from over 300 addons down to 54 (55 if you count ElvUi), and I haven’t lost any functionality. In fact, I may have gained, and my computer is much happier.
Start with ElvUI, add anything that offers functionality you must have that is missing (and a few will have an ElvUI version / skin for consistency) - you’ll end up with fewer add-ons.
I was able to get rid of 6 addons just by using elv ui. So yeah, it does have the same functionality as 6 of my addons. I can also add and remove the functionality with elvui if i prefer a different method.
tracking a bunch of different addons compared to getting used to one is easier.