MULTISPEC SWTOR HOW TO
Next we’ll take a closer look at each of the UI’s elements and explain what they do, how to use them and why. This is the Interface Editor tool in action. We will talk more about the things you see in the image below later. To switch between the available SWTOR Interfaces, click on the little plus icon on the left side of the main ability toolbar, as shown below:Īlternatively you can access the Interface Editor from the main in-game menu by pressing ESC and from the menu line on the top. It includes instructions on how to install another player’s interface and as a bonus – a keybinding guide for beginner players. To use the Vulkk SWTOR UI, check out my guide. Default SWTOR Interface Advanced SWTOR Inteface Extended Quickbars SWTOR Interface Retro SWTOR Interface Enhanced SWTOR Interface The Vulkk SWTOR Interface – a custom UI made by me Note that your toolbars will have far less abilities as the images I am using are from my level 75 Jedi Sentinel character. For now, let’s just take a look at the available variations. When you log in for the first time you will most likely see one of these pre-installed Interfaces. I will show you the predefined Interfaces you can choose from and how to customize the UI to make your own unique version. The game arrives on your PC with a number of Interfaces preinstalled and automatically pre-configured already. We’ll begin with an overview of the available pre-installed Interfaces, go over each individual module and menu to help you get to know your environment and show you how to modify the UI to your personal desires and needs. Each one of them can be modified and moved to better fit your personal needs. The UI consists of several main and supplementary modules. The SWTOR Interface, aka SWTOR UI, aka SWTOR HUD is a collection of graphics, tools, windows and tabs that allow you to navigate through all available features and play the game.
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