Settings

The settings menu allows you to customize your gameplay, interface, and client performance. Below is a breakdown of the most useful settings and how to access them.

Accessing Settings

Click on the wrench icon on the right-hand side of the interface, then select All Settings.

Character Overlays

To configure character outlines:

1. Open All Settings
2. Search for Character
3. Find the option titled Your character's outline

To enable the outline, make sure the checkbox is ticked.

Configuring This Feature

• Colour – Choose the colour of your outline in the interface
• Width – Controls how thick the outline appears
• Feathering – Reduces the harshness of the outline’s edges, making it softer or more transparent while maintaining the same width

1. Feathering at lowest setting (10 width)

2. Feathering at highest setting (10 width)

Renderself

You can make your own character invisible on your client — this does not affect how others see you.

To toggle this setting, use the following command: ::renderself

To revert the change, simply use the same command again.

Tile Indicators

To access tile-related settings:

1. Open All Settings
2. Search for Tile

There are four different tile indicators available:

• Marker Tile:

When enabled, you can right-click anywhere in-game and mark a tile. Changing the colour will only affect future tile markers — not existing ones.

• Destination Tile Indicator:

Highlights the tile your character will move to after clicking to walk there.

• Real Position Tile Indicator:

Shows the exact tile your character is currently standing on. This is useful if you are running as your real tile is not where your character is standing when in motion.

• Hover Tile Indicator:

Displays which tile your mouse is currently hovering over.

XP Drops

To configure XP drops:

1. Right-click the XP orb in the top-right corner of the client
2. Choose the settings you wish to modify

Here, you can change how XP drops display and even enable an option that shows the amount you hit during combat alongside the XP drop.

Display Settings

There are two main places where you can adjust display settings:

1. Client Interface

Click the wrench icon on the right-hand interface, then click the screen icon.

This is also where you can enable GPU Rendering (recommended).

From here, you can adjust your game client layout.

2. All Settings Menu

Additional display options can be found under All Settings. This includes:

• Animation Smoothing (under the Animation section) select the interpolate options.

• More advanced rendering and visual options

Miscellaneous Settings

There are many optional features under All Settings that can make your gameplay smoother and more personalised. Some of the most popular include:

Player Indicators

Located under the Overlays tab, the Player Indicators section lets you choose how other players appear in-game.

• You can toggle whether player names appear overhead, and whether clan ranks are displayed beside them.

Note: Clan ranks only appear if both players are members of the same clan.

• If you prefer a cleaner screen, simply uncheck Show players’ names overhead to hide all names.
• You can still choose custom colours for friends, clan members, and other players. These colours will show both overhead (if enabled) and in right-click menus, making it easier to identify specific groups of players at a glance.

Lootbeams

Found under the Gameplay tab, this option allows you to customise how lootbeams appear when valuable items drop.

• You can set value thresholds to determine when a lootbeam is displayed — for example, only for rare or high-value items.
• Different colours can be assigned for each threshold, allowing quick visual recognition of item rarity or value.
• If you prefer, you can also enable a separate colour for low-value items (e.g., small GP drops) to make them easier to spot.

Chat Icon

This option is located under the Chat tab — it’s the first setting at the top of the list.

• The Authenticity option controls which icon appears beside your name in chat.

Selecting this will show your account type, such as:

• Spawn (no symbol)
• Realism
• Ironman

Alternatively, you can choose to display your Sponsor Rank instead, showing off your donator status while retaining other rank features.

Shift Click

A highly convenient feature available under the Gameplay tab.

• When enabled, Shift-clicking allows you to interact more efficiently with bosses, NPCs, and items.
• It’s particularly useful in both PvM and PvP scenarios, making it easier to select specific targets or manage inventory items quickly.

Automatically Smash Empty Vials

Also found under the Gameplay tab.

• When enabled, this feature automatically disposes of empty vials after drinking a potion.
• It helps keep your inventory clear during combat or skilling, removing the need to manually drop empty vials.