I am really having a hard time healing in pvp in wow. I am a 85 resto shaman and i really want to get into resto pvp but i'm not quite sure how to do it. I tried using healbot but it's just to clustery, i would like it if i could find the option to make peoples names phase out when they are out of range so that it is not so clustery, but i can't find that option as of now. Also i would just like some input on what do you guys out there use for healing in pvp? (The reason why i'm stuck on healbot is because i use binds like "shift right click, shift left click, control left click, control right click, etc.") and i cant seem to find that anywhere else. I would really really appreciate if someone would tell me how to make my healbot be able to phase when people are out of range so that i would only have people in range on my screen so that healbot is not so clustery. Thanks!

You should concentrate on staying in range of one of the tank(s), and keeping him or her healthy. If the ranged DPS characters who are assisting the tank(s) aren't staying close to you, that's their problem, not yours.

Special key bindings aren't always necessary for good healing. You should keep your healing spells on your active quickslot bar, and memorize where those healing spells are. Each of your spells and abilities on your active quickslot bar have a number associated with them. Arrange your healing spells so you know which spell goes to what number. This will allow you to simply press the number key associated with a spell to cast that spell. This may take some practice, but you can learn it if you want to.

When you are in a PvP group, all of the characters in your faction should be listed, with their health bars superimposed over their names. If they're not, you can turn on this feature in your dialogue menu (the tab on your General dialogue box that has a tiny oval shape with a tinier spike coming out of it). When this feature is enabled, you can click on the name of any character to instantly target that character.

Watch the other characters' health meters while following your tank at a respectable distance. Your first priority in healing is yourself, followed by the tank, then everyone else. When a character's health meter is getting too low, click on that character and look at your quickslot bar. Each of your spells that require a target will have a dot in one corner that indicates whether you can cast that spell on your target. If your spells have a gray dot, cast away. If the dots are red, the character is out of range, and you should go on to the next character who is getting low on health. You should be able to tell at a glance, or even your peripheral vision, whether all of the dots are gray or red.

One more thing. I would be very careful about using any kind of 'bots while playing WoW. Blizzard can tell when you are using one, which is against the terms of the EULA, and if they catch you, they can shut down your account instantly. Just keep that in mind while playing. - LJS