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DDO UI Layout[edit]
As from Update 14, it is now possible to save your UI layout/options between different characters, accounts, computers, and monitor resolutions!
To create and save a custom layout:
- Arrange your UI to your preferred layout and options for that character.
- Save those settings locally by using “/ui layout save [filename]” in the chat window.
- Replace '[filename]' with an easy to remember name for that layout.
- If you don’t specify a filename, then your layout will be saved under, or loaded from, the name Default_<resolution>.layout.
- For example, if you are running in 1440x900 resolution, your UI layout file will be 'Default_1440_900.layout.'
- You can use %r to note your resolution and %c to note your character name.
- For example /ui layout save %c_%r on a character called mrT playing at 1000x1000 resolution will result in a file named mrT_1000_1000.
- If you don’t specify a filename, then your layout will be saved under, or loaded from, the name Default_<resolution>.layout.
- You may save as many layouts as you like for any of your characters.
- Be sure to use different names so as not to overwrite an existing layout.
- To load a UI file, type '/ui layout load [filename]' in the chat window.
- Your UI layout files save to your Dungeons & Dragons Online -> data -> ui -> layouts folder. You may copy your ui layout files from this folder into other computers if you like, though we recommend that you make a new layout if the monitor resolution between those computers differs.
- On Windows 10, default directory for saved layout files is
C:Users[yourname]DocumentsDungeons and Dragons Onlineuilayouts
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Mac client[edit]
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| Originally Posted by Kaytis on July 20, 2017 I noticed someone claiming that the toolbar layout can not be saved or loaded on the Mac client. This is not true. To save your current toolbar layout, type:
To restore any of the layouts you have saved, type:
Note that 'your_home_directory' is whatever the name of your home directory is. It is not literally 'your_home_directory'.'your_layout_file_name' can be any name. For example 'toolbars14' which is the file I personally use for my 14 toolbar layout. This is incredibly useful during TR. A simple 'ui layout load' will put all the bars back where you are used to seeing them. It doesn't fill anything out, but it's still a huge time saver. |
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