The hotbar supports defensive skills, sprint, Limit Break, etc.
You can add any skill you want to the hotbar via the editor.
You can set keybinds for these.
You can change the size and style of these hotbar buttons and hide buttons you don't want visible in the MCR menu.

Follow the Orange buttons highlighted in this screenshot to find Cypher Settings.
Here you can enable Argus Positional and other settings.
These positional draws, as shown in the image to your left, will draw a GCD before the positional is due on supported melee classes so you have time to move into the draw.

You don't have to do much here, just click the button Set Recommended and you are all set. It will automatically set them for you.
I recommend setting keybinds for these toggles to quickly turn them on or off with keys, or you can click them.
You can change the size and style of these toggles and hide buttons you don't want visible in the MCR menu.

Follow the Orange buttons highlighted in this screenshot to find the hotbar menu.
To enable the hotbar and use the image hotbar, tick the 2 boxes displayed in the screenshot: “Use hotbar UI” & “Use image data for buttons.”
Select the PVE/PVP hotbar file.
Resize it to a desirable size with “Hotbar UI Settings.”
Select PVP/PVE to enable the hotbar depending on which you want to view.

Follow the Orange buttons highlighted in this screenshot to find the No Big Cooldowns menu.
NBC allows you to customize which cooldowns to hold when the “No Big Cooldown” filter is enabled, as seen in the Recommended Toggles section.
When this filter is enabled, it will save any cooldowns you have listed, overriding the defaults.
Additionally, you can enable the “No Big Auto” filter to make the decision for you and enable the No Big Cooldowns filter automatically when the enemy's health conditions are met to avoid using big CDs on low HP enemies.
You can explore other options in this menu, such as SmartDot Blacklist, which tells the system not to dot certain enemies.
Note: This screenshot highlights PVE skills. To the right, you can also click the PvP menu to list the PVP skills.

Follow the Orange buttons highlighted in this screenshot to find the Keybinds menu.
To enable keybinds, tick the checkbox “Use Keybinds.”
Once enabled, you can decide which filters or hotbar skills to assign keybinds to.
Note: This will only create keybinds for the job spec your character is currently in.

Follow the Orange buttons highlighted in this screenshot to find the Custom Filter menu.
Here you can create your own filter if the default filters are not suitable for your needs.
These support all the skills available for the class.
Simply give it a name (which will display on the filter UI) and check the skills you want to add to it. Enable it by checking “UI on/off” and “Active” checkboxes, and you are all set!

Follow the Orange buttons highlighted in this screenshot to find the Skill Editor menu.
Here you can edit skills. The image above is an example; different classes have different options.
You can enable the checkbox and disable the skills or change the values.
This can be for multiple things, so please check it out. For example, you can change healing values, how many targets to use certain skills on, disable skills, etc. This can be a huge QoL improvement to customize these settings.

Follow the Orange buttons highlighted in this screenshot to find the Job Priority menu.
Here you can edit the job priority for any class.
For healers, you can customize a priority on who to heal and who to res.
This works for DRG for Dragon Sight setting the priority.
DNC who to partner with, etc.
RDM res priority.
Please check this menu out. It’s another huge QoL improvement to customize to suit your play style.

Follow the Orange buttons highlighted in this screenshot to find the UI Gimmicks menu.
Most options here allow you to edit the size of the Gimmicks. They will display on screen when you enable the checkboxes.
Use No Move UI - Displays a small UI telling you when to stand still to cast spells.
Use Safe Target Notification - Gives you a notification of a safe target.
Melee Combo Positional Arrow - Displays arrows on screen detailing when to move to a positional for the routine.
Limit Break UI - Displays an LB button on screen when it's available to use, which you can click to use LB.
DMG Pot UI - Displays a pot button on screen. If you click it, it will use a pot you have registered in the food/pots UI.
Please check out the other options.

Enabling UI Edit Mode will display the Gimmicks on screen in an editable format.

Support on Madao Discord: https://discord.gg/UsGNaDq
To receive proper support, please make a proper report:
I need a minimum of information to be able to resolve your issue:

• Your job
• Your level
• Do you have all skills unlocked for your level?
• What were you doing?
• What's not working?
• Did you update and reload?
• Did you try with Madao's add-ons only?
• Copy all and paste the console (if you don't want it to be public, DM it to me)
• Screenshot with specific information: version, profile used, filter settings
• Use the HELP Button from the MCR UI to get in-game instructions on what more info we need.

- All MCR rotations have an advanced UI for customizations. You can use mine or Madao's.
- No Big Cooldowns: Allows you to edit which cooldowns to save when the “No Big Cooldowns” filter is enabled.
- No Big Auto: Paired with “No Big Cooldowns.” If “No Big Auto” is turned on, it will activate “No Big Cooldowns” automatically when the target's HP% threshold returns true to save CDs, useful in dungeons/open world content.
- SmartDot Blacklist: Allows you to add monster IDs to the blacklist so it doesn't dot them. You can add them by targeting or ID.
- Potions / Food: Allows you to add any pots and food into MCR that's in your inventory.
- Filter Settings: Allows you to customize which filters you want visible, change size, etc., and even create your own filter to hold skills.
- Hotbar: Allows you to add your own custom hotbar with skills.
- Keybinds: Allows you to add keybinds for hotbar/filters.
- Support UI Settings: Allows you to enable elements/gimmicks on screen, such as “Safe Target,” “No Move,” “Positional indicators,” and move these around on the screen.