Name Screen:

		This section will affect how People and NPC’s are labeled on your HUD. When these settings are toggled "ON" with a green check mark, you will be able to see that piece of information constantly, even when the item is not targeted. The Menu Arrow will show the three available options for displaying your titles. Basic Titles are those that you earn and turn on in the.
The Legion Name Menu will show or hide your allegiance.

Status Bar Screen:

		On your HUD, a floating Status Bar will appear above characters, if you toggle them on in the options menu. You can toggle this feature on and off for your self and all other targets. This floating status bar will represent damage that is being taken. It appears as a thin red bar above whomever you have targeted.
This drop down menu will change how you see your own floating status bar.

Camera Screen:

		This will affect how far away the camera can be bushed back from the character. The farther back, the more items a video card is forced to draw. Keeping this at "Normal" or "-", will improve your performance.
This will affect how quickly your camera is capable of following you player character as you move and turn.

Character Screen:

		This section deals mostly with how you would like to interact and be seen by other players. Reject means that other players will not be able to initiate the transaction. This does not prevent you from being able to initiate the action yourself. You can toggle your helmet on or off. You will still receive all of the attributes from an equipped helmet.
There may be times you do not wish to have you Legion cloak visible.

User Interface Screen:

There is a lot happening in this section. (1 -3) - The first three items affect the number of Quickbars you can access. You can read more about how they appear on screen, by clicking on QuickBar. 4 - This will allow you to see the next available skill that can be used in a chain. 5 - This will allow you to see an indicator on your HUD that you can click to use the next available skill in a chain. 6 - This icon will appear when you have a Buff or De-Buff, letting you know the remaining time. 7 - Turn on or off the tips the show up when you hover over HUD items 8 - Allows you to fix windows into automatic positions, or have the ability to move them around. 9 - Fixing your compass can help if you find your self getting turned around in the game. Always knowing where north is can come in handy. 10 - You may wish to see the region you are in with your compass, and not have to switch to your map. 11 - One of the ways you move around the map is by clicking on a location on the ground and letting you character move to that point. This will enable and disable that ability. (12 - 13) - This affects you ability to "One-Click": and use or attack. 14 - Active quests will show arrows leading to NPC’s associated with the mission. 15 - Toggle rather you would like to go to the Aion websight after exiting the game.

Chat Screen:

The first option, Keep Chat Window, will prevent the chat window from fading out. The Profanity filter will prevent common profanities from being seen on-screen.  You may choose between big, normal, and small sized font.zed font.

Combat Info Screen:

This section deals with on-screen information during battle. 1 - You will see the numerical value of damage received on-screen. 2 - You will see the numerical value of damage inflicted on-screen. 3 - You will see information on your pets received and inflicted damage on-screen. 4 - You will see information on your group members received and inflicted damage on-screen. 5 - This will show scaled distance in meters to your target. 6 - This Will disable your one-click to move ability.

7 - Allows you to see what your target is targeting.

8 - Allows you to see skills and buffs in use during combat.

9 - You will knowtice that when you recieve a Moving Combat Bonus it is associated with arrows that appear under your character. This will allow you to turn this indicator on and off.

This section of options is based around optimizing the video and game performance of your computer. Selecting lower values may increase your computers performance, but drastically change the way the game looks.

There's a personal preference balance to be struck between performance and appearance.

Hovering your cursor over each option in this section will provide a detailed tool tip with how each option affects one another.

Can you hear me now?

This section will affect volume levels, and a few music and SFX options.

Can you hear me now?

This section will affect volume levels, and a few music and SFX options.

Ex: Pressing the Q key on your keyboard will move your character Left.

You can access Key Mapping by using (O) to bring up the System Menu. From there, choose Options and then the Key Mapping tab.

Customizing your Shortcut Keys

Scroll down inside of the Key Mapping window to view all shortcut options..

To change default keys:
1 - Open your Options (O) window
2 - Click on the Key Mapping tab
3 - Select the Shortcut Key you want to change
4 - Press Backspace
5 - Press the new Shortcut Key
6 - Select the Apply button

Go to page: Key Commands
For a full list of Default Shortcuts.