E-Mail: Allows you to send persistent messages ("mail ") to other players or receive persistent messages from other players ( CTRL+ E keys).Skills: Review your Skills, All Skills, and Skill Requirements ( CTRL+ S keys).
Datapad: Stores specific types of data, including navigational aides (called waypoints) and schematics useful for building equipment and items in the game ( CTRL+ D keys).Inventory: Allows you to examine or equip and unequip items, including weapons and clothing ( CTRL+ I keys).Map: Opens a planetary map that shows cities and other important locations ( CTRL+ V keys).(Each data screen is described in more detail here) Each data screen can also be opened and closed while in World mode by using keyboard shortcuts. To access a data screen, enter Data mode by hitting the ALT key on the keyboard, and then left-click on the icon of whichever data screen you want to access. A more detailed discussion of these icons follows below. Data Screen Icons: Each of these icons corresponds to a separate data screen that remains hidden until you need it.Chat Input: Type here to make your character "say" anything.(Chat channels are covered in more detail here) These represent different Chat channels, each functioning similarly to Chat rooms. You'll notice several tabs on the Chat window. Chat Window: This is where all chat and other important messages are displayed.As you move your mouse over an object, the reticle will change color and shape depending upon how you can interact with that object. Reticle: When in World mode, the reticle attaches to your cursor and can be moved around the screen.Radar: Go here for more information on Radar.Toolbar: A bank of shortcuts used to perform actions very quickly.If you are victim of a Blinding Attack in combat, your character will temporarily suffer from a "blinded" state, receiving penalties to hit in combat ( For more information on states) A "state " is a special condition your character endures or enjoys for a short period of time, and can apply negative or positive modifiers to your attributes and combat abilities. States Display: Any positive or negative states affecting your character are displayed here.Posture: Indicates whether you are standing, sitting, kneeling, or prone.Wounds prevent a character's Primary Attributes (Health, Action, and Mind) from fully replenishing and require special healing. Wound Indicator: Reveals that your character is suffering from wounds to a given attribute.HAM Bars: Health, Action, and Mind attributes.The following callouts refer to the HUD screenshot below: The Quick Start Guide covers the basic Heads Up Display (HUD) elements, while this section identifies all the elements. FLEEIN' AN UNWINNABLE FIGHT ISN' T PROUD, BUT I' D RATHER BE EMBARRASSED THAN DEAD. WHEN YOU STUMBLE ACROSS AN ANGRY GRAUL OR FIND YOURSELF OUTNUMBERED BY PIRATES, IT' S TIME TO TURN TAIL AND RUN. Note that this is also an extremely "expensive" special ability that drains hundreds of Action points from all three pools every time you use it. To use Burst Running, type /burstrun in your Chat Input bar, click on the Burst Run icon, or press the F5 key. Every character begins the game with Burst Running, which is placed in the fifth slot in your toolbar (default: F5 key). To escape enemies or cover more ground, you can temporarily increase your speed for a short time using the Burst Running special ability. To set your character to "autorun" ( run continuously without holding down the MOUSE 2 button), strike the NUMLOCK key. You can also walk by holding down the SHIFT key.
The default movement setting is "run," but you can change this to "walk" in the Game Options menu. The MOUSE 2 button moves your character forward, depending upon the direction the camera is facing. You can reassign any command to virtually any key you want in the Controls menu. You can review the keyboard commands by hitting the CTRL+ O keys, selecting Controls, and then clicking Keymap. You can use the keyboard to do almost everything in the game. BUT YOU' D BE WISE TO KNOW YOUR SURROUNDINGS, GET FAMILIAR WITH NEARBY SETTLEMENTS, AND LEARN TO SPOT ANY DANGEROUS WILDLIFE BEFORE YOU WANDER TOO FAR INTO THE WILDERNESS. However, it' s also versatile to allow players to customize their own experience.ĮXPLORIN' THE GALAXY IS REALLY AS SIMPLE AS TURNING YOUR HEAD IN ONE DIRECTION AND MOVING YOUR FEET. The default control scheme for Star Wars™ Galaxies is meant to be easy to understand and accessible.
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