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User Interface Guide

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Interface Overview

The EQ Legends team has updated the UI and game windows to modernize the experience and introduce key quality-of-life improvements. This guide explains how to navigate the interface, adjust its layout, and customize its appearance.

Let’s start with the big picture. The sections below correspond to the major pieces of the default EQ Legends user interface. Each entry has space for a screenshot or uploaded image, plus room for usage notes and future expansion.

1. Spell Bar

The spell bar displays the current spells you have memorized. You can cast one spell at a time, and some spells have cooldowns that prevent immediate recasting.

Key details

  • Shows memorized spells.
  • Supports hotbutton assignment.
  • Expanded spell capacity may become available later.
2. Hotbar

Hotbars are where you assign macros, abilities, items, socials, and spells. Your primary hotbar is tied to the number keys by default.

Key details

  • Hold right-click on a hotbutton to modify or clear it.
  • Hold left-click to move a hotbutton to another slot.
  • More hotbars can be opened and customized.
3. Inventory

Press I to open and close your inventory. The inventory has been condensed to the parts of the UI needed to play the game: gear, bags, stats, and currency.

Key details

  • Press I to toggle inventory.
  • Press B to toggle bags.
  • Right-click bags to open them.
  • Gear and item tooltips appear on mouseover.
4. Chat Window

The chat window has two tabs open by default: one for social chat and one for combat chat. You can customize chat windows deeply.

Key details

  • Right-click to change chat size.
  • Right-click to create additional chat windows.
  • Window locking is recommended once your layout is set.
  • Most UI windows can be locked.
5. Player Window

The player window shows your level, current class information, current state, health, mana, stamina, EXP, and AA EXP.

Key details

  • Displays core character resources.
  • Shows EXP and AA EXP.
  • Tracks current player state, such as resting.
6. Target Window

The target window shows information about your current target. It also includes target-of-target style information.

Key details

  • Displays current target details.
  • Shows target-of-target information.
  • The separate Target of Target window is available with Ctrl+U, but may not be necessary.
7. Multi-Menu

EQ Legends combines game menus, window toggles, and the EQ button into a multi-menu.

Includes

  • Action window
  • Inventory window
  • Alternate Advancement window
  • Achievements window
  • Options window
  • Help window
  • Instance window
  • Marketplace
  • EQ Button
8. Group Window

The group window is also used for raids. The title changes automatically from group to raid, and the window expands or shrinks as members join or leave.

Key details

  • Shows party or raid members.
  • Automatically adapts to group or raid status.
  • Managed by the game automatically.
9. Extended Target Window

The extended target window shows active combat targets and helps track additional enemies or encounter targets.

Key details

  • Displays active combat targets.
  • Useful for group, raid, and multi-target encounters.
  • Helps monitor important enemies during combat.