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Initial Setup / Quick-start Guide

  • switching from v1.30 or older to v1.50+ requires a clean installation

  • disable apps that modify the client-window (custom resolution, borderless window): this tool can also do that

  • first, set the game-client to windowed fullscreen or windowed with a supported resolution, then click save

    • supported: XXXX x 720 / 900 / 1080 / 1200 / 1440 / 1600 / 1800 / 2160

  • make sure to have AutoHotkey v1.1.36 or newer (not v2) installed on your system

  • GeForce Now users: make sure you're in game and the client-window is in the correct position

  • launch Exile UI.ahk

  • a toolbar will appear in the top-left corner of the client
    image

    • cogwheel icon: click = settings menu, long-click = drag/move the toolbar, right-click = rotate the toolbar

    • long-click the green button to restart the tool, long-click the red button to close it

  • in the general section of the settings menu, there are options to modify the client window with regards to resolution and/or window-mode

    • these settings will be automatically applied whenever the script is launched, or whenever the game-client is (re)started while the script is already running

    • it's important to set these up at the very beginning and not change them

  • open the screen-checks section of the settings menu and go through the help tooltips on the book icon and the buttons in order to familiarize yourself with the concept of screen-checks (the script uses them here and there)

    • set up the infopanel (PoE1 only) and inventory pixel-checks by following the instructions

  • open the hotkeys section of the settings menu and go through the necessary steps (depending on your in-game settings)

    • in the broadest sense, the script only requires two hotkeys (default: middle mouse-button, TAB) by making use of advanced context-sensitivity

General Usage

  • go through the settings menu and enable the features you want to use

    settings

  • read the help tooltips in each section to get a rough idea of how to access and set up features

    • for more detailed information about the feature, use the wiki-links at the top of the section

  • many features are activated via the "omni-key" (default: middle mouse-button) and screen-checking

    • it is a context-sensitive hotkey that you calibrate for different situations -- instead of memorizing multiple individual hotkeys

  • some features are accessed via specific buttons on the toolbar, e.g. image

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