Tactical View UI Guide or mods?

[Jarsonne]

After have found this video guise:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJ-asPRTixI

It is rather well done but I wondered if there wasn't more.

For those like me that don't like video guides or just want a quicker overview of what it had through text:

• Enemy details.
  
• Switching between enemy targets not too far.
  
• Right click to force selected character selected attack an enemy.
  
• Enemy detail showing list of characters selected to attack the enemy.
  
• Make whole party attack an enemy (lame if you ask me).
  
• Cancel all commands for all party.
  
• How halt and force not move one character.
  
• How make a character defend another and where it's shown.
  
• How chain a cast and a move with a basic stacking of orders (the game hasn't full orders stacking).
  
• How stack a move and halt no more move after.
  
• Change camera angle even in Tactical View to have a different perspective (in practice it's often the only way to manage obstacles not hidden nor well managed with the auto positioning of the cam).

Myself for now I didn't quote anything else, but some quotes, indirectly related:

• Fix when a character stop follow any move order:
  
  • During the video he gets a bug I seem have sometimes, and probably only in tactical view, sometimes a character just stop follow any move order. In this case use the cancel all orders isn't enough, do it and make the character use a skill, it seems clean the bug.
• When an enemy is selected for a character, you can just trigger attack spells without needing select again the enemy, but for AOE you need select the central point.
  
• Game option to disable switch in tactical view with mouse wheel (Options>Playability).
  
• Game options to force pause when tactical view is activated (Options>Playability).
  
• When you start use more the Tactical View you really need check AI options, for sure it's very limited compared to DAI and DA2, but it worth consider the possibilities:
  
  • AI>Behaviors>Target Choice>Character himself. It makes easier use more sophisticated tactics than all party attacking one enemy.
    
  • AI>Behaviors>Target Choice>Character that is your tank: For close range rogues you want control less it's an ok AI option.
    
  • AI>Tactics>Consider unselect some spells/tactics, depends of your tactics/approach, for me I found better unselect barrier and AOE.
    
  • AI>Tactics>Consider make priority some spells/tactics, depends of your tactics/approach, for me I found better for warrior I want control less to put here skills increasing their shielding.