User Interface

Related topics: Game Mechanics, Commands, Character Login Screen

The Asheron's Call in-game tutorial, known as the Training Academy Quest, introduces you to many of the following components.

Visual Guide

An example of the UI using the default settings and resolution of 800x600. Hover your mouse over areas of the screen for a description. Click an area for more information.

Components of the UI Main Panels: Inventory Panel Social Systems Panel Magic Panel Attributes, Skills, & Titles Panel Contracts & Journal Panel Map Panel Options Panel Status Panels Examine Target Panel Additional UI Panels: Selected Item Bar Combat Mode Secure Trade Salvaging Other Components: Radar Chat Interface 3D Display

Notes

• During The Risen Princess event the sharing of Luminance can now be achieved across a fellowship. It's controlled under the same UI option as Xp, but the share range is drastically shorter.
• In the Throne of Destiny Expansion, the Asheron's Call UI received many new features and improvements:
  • New interface skin.
  • Pop-up dialogues.
  • Instead of logging out and changing the keys from the login screen, keys are changed in-game using a large pop-up interface.
  • Floating help system window that has branching, easy-to-navigate menus.
  • The chat window can now be resized smoothly by clicking and dragging on its upper edge.
  • To alert the player when new text has come in, a small, blinking arrow appears at the bottom of the chat box instead of automatically scrolling down.
  • The status text, that used to appear in the top corner, has been moved to the top center, made red and enlarged.
  • You now see a 3D model of any person or monster, instead of a small icon, when you view them in the Examine Target Panel.
• In the Castling event, keyboard binds for mapping a number of UI panels and character options were added.
• In the Friend and Foe event, a tooltip was added for when you have dragged an item over to another object, player or NPC in the 3D window, so you can be sure you're about to hand it to the right thing or person.
• In the Blood From Stone event, Mouse Turn & Movement was introduced.