Keep the important things in sight.
A quick look at the tools in dltnz Interface — starting with a customizable skill reuse display that keeps important cooldowns visible while you play.
Skill Reuse Settings
Keep your most important skill cooldowns visible on screen, including skills from augmented weapons. Choose the skills you want to track and place each icon where it is most useful to you.
Set up to 10 skills in the reuse panel and remove individual entries whenever you need to change your setup.
Adjust the X and Y offsets for each tracked skill to arrange the display around your existing interface.
A visible cooldown overlay and timer help you see how much reuse is left at a glance.
Nearby Effects Settings
Keep track of selected skills used by other players within 4,000 range. Choose which skills you want to follow and the interface will show an on-screen notification when it detects one nearby.
Enable or disable skills individually and add the skill IDs you want to monitor.
Enter a duration in seconds to display an estimated countdown for the effect.
Use the X and Y settings to place the list where it is easy to see during combat.
AoE Rings
See area-of-effect skills as circles around the caster. Their color shows who is using the skill, making it easier to understand what is happening around you.
A gold ring marks an area skill cast by your own character.
A green ring marks a player in your party, clan, alliance or command channel.
A red ring marks a player who is not in any of those groups.
Macro Icons & Bottom Panel
Make macros easier to recognize and keep the ones you use within reach. When a macro contains one distinct skill, the interface can automatically use that skill’s icon — including Item Skills from augmented weapons.
A macro may contain other commands, such as target selection. Repeating the same skill still counts as one distinct skill.
Open an additional panel that displays your macros directly on the game screen in a 4-row, 12-column layout.
Use the small button beside the panel to open the Olympiad match list and see who is playing.
Equipment Queue
Prepare your next equipment changes while casting a skill. Queue the items you want to take off or put on, and the interface will process the sequence after the cast finishes.
Use the time spent casting to select the equipment changes you want to make.
Queue a sequence of supported equip and unequip actions, such as changing talismans.
Turn the equipment queue on or off in the interface settings.
Debuff Icons
When you successfully apply a debuff to an opponent, the skill icon briefly appears on their character, giving you clear visual feedback during combat.
Auto Cache Clean
When enabled, the interface automatically flushes the client cache and runs garbage collection every 10 minutes while you are in game.
Party Level Display
Choose when character levels appear in the party window. Hide levels once party members reach a level you choose, or keep them always visible or always hidden.
Keep every party member’s level visible.
Set a threshold to hide the level when a character reaches it.
Remove level numbers from the party window entirely.
Party & Leader Highlights
Customize the visible markers around your teammates to recognize important roles at a glance. Choose separate highlight colors for party members, the party leader and the command channel leader.
Choose the color used to highlight members of your party.
Set a separate color for your party leader.
Choose a color for the command channel leader.
Darken Dead Party & Target
Make defeated characters easier to recognize at a glance. The interface can dim a party member’s row or the target window when that character is dead.
Dim the row of a fallen party member in the party window.
Dim the selected character’s target window when they are dead.
Turn the party and target options on or off independently in interface settings.
Res World Icon
See resurrection indicators on fallen characters after a resurrection attempt. The feature tracks supported Resurrection and Mass Resurrection skills, including resurrection scrolls.
The party window can show when a resurrection is being cast and when a member may have a resurrection offer.
A small icon marks characters who may have received a resurrection. Nearby observers can see indicators even outside the party, clan, alliance or command channel.
As the offer approaches its estimated expiry, the remaining time appears below the icon.
Target & Party Background Opacity
Adjust the background opacity of your target and party windows independently. Choose the amount of dark background that works best for your screen and personal preference.
Set the background opacity of the target window.
Set the background opacity of the party window separately.
Enter a value from 0 to 100 to adjust how visible each background is.
Equipment Panel
Display selected pieces of your equipped gear anywhere on the screen. The panel helps you keep an eye on your weapon, armor and accessories without opening the inventory during a fight.
Turn individual slots on or off to display only the gear you want to track.
Use the X and Y offsets to place the panel where it works best for you.
Keep track of your equipped weapon, armor and jewelry — useful when reacting to Disarm or changing gear in combat.
Personal Debuff Panel
Display your active debuffs and their remaining time anywhere on the screen, without having to look back at the buff bar during a fight.
See the remaining duration directly on each debuff icon.
Adjust the panel’s X and Y position to keep it where you need it.
Turn the personal debuff panel on or off in the interface settings.
Target Tooltip
Hover over a player’s class icon in the target window to see more information about them, including their equipped weapon, armor and selected character details.
See useful information such as movement speed, casting speed, distance and Noblesse status.
Check the visible weapon and armor without opening another window.
View available weapon stats and augmentation information in the tooltip.
Party Skills
Customize the skills shown in your party window’s debuff list. Choose from the available skills or add another one by entering its skill ID.
Open Party Window Options and select the skills you want to display.
Click + Add skill, enter the skill ID and save it to the list.
Hover over a skill to find its ID at the bottom of the tooltip description.
Personal Buff Bar
Create a separate bar for selected effects on your own character, similar to the skill selection available for the party window. Place the bar anywhere on your screen.
Click the hammer button on your buff bar to open the skill selection window.
Add skills to your list, or import the selections from your party settings.
Position the additional bar wherever it is easiest for you to see.
Item Enchant Tooltips
See the additional stats provided by an item’s enchant level directly in its tooltip. Relevant equipment can show enchant bonuses to P. Def., M. Def., P. Atk. and M. Atk., as well as the additional HP from enchanted armor.
See how much P. Def. or M. Def. comes from enchantment.
See the enchant contribution to P. Atk. and M. Atk. where applicable.
See the extra HP associated with enchanted armor.
Inventory Search
Find items in your inventory as you type. Search by all or part of an item’s name, or use convenient aliases for common weapons, enchant scrolls and other items.
Enter any part of an item’s name; searches are not case-sensitive.
Use shortcuts such as am for Arcana Mace, as for Angel Slayer and bbh for Basalt Battlehammer.
Use aliases such as ews and eas for S-grade enchant scrolls, or gc and gcm for Giant’s Codex and Giant’s Codex Mastery.
Multisell Purchases
Buy multiple items at once and see the total Adena cost for the quantity you enter. Right-click an item in a multisell list to open the purchase window quickly.
Enter the quantity you want and see the corresponding Adena cost.
Use the number keys or numeric keypad to enter an amount. Press Enter to confirm or Esc to cancel.
Right-click an item in the multisell list to open its purchase window.
Mail Contacts
The interface automatically keeps a list of mail recipients. After you send mail to a character, their name is saved so you can find it more easily next time.
Recipients are added to the list after you send them mail.
Start typing a name in the To field to see matching saved contacts.
Use the X beside the To field to remove a contact from the list.
Six-Slot Talisman Panels
The talisman panels are adapted for bracelets with six slots, giving you a convenient way to access and manage your talismans during play.
Chat Player Menu
Right-click the name of a player in chat to open a small menu with quick actions. Start a private message or invite the player to your party without typing their name manually.
Open a private message addressed to the selected player.
Send the selected player a party invitation.
Use the X in the corner to close the menu.
Quick Target Macros
Right-click the name in the target window to open a menu for quickly creating a macro for that character. Choose one of four target macro slots to save the selected name.
Open the menu directly from the selected character’s name.
Select Macro Target 1, 2, 3 or 4 to create or update the corresponding macro.
The macro contains a target command for the selected character. A chat message confirms the update.
Auto Item Enchant
Open the advanced enchant window to prepare and enchant multiple items without moving each one into the enchant slot manually.
Click the hammer in the upper-right corner of the regular Item Enchant window.
Enable Auto select similar items to add matching items to the enchant list.
Select the scrolls and desired enchant settings, then start the process and follow its progress.
Auto Skill Enchant
Click Enchant Skill to open the redesigned skill enchantment window, then choose Auto Enchant to enable automatic enchanting.
Select the route you want to follow for the skill.
Set the levels at which normal and mastery enchanting should stop. The interface handles the remaining attempts automatically.
Potions
Find Potions under Alt + X → Interface → Field.
The QHP slot supports additional potion items.
Separate slots are available for HP and CP elixirs.
Olympiad
When you enter the Olympiad arena, the interface automatically searches for your opponent and displays their name and class icon before the match starts. Their CP and HP are updated once the match begins.
Track your damage and your opponent’s throughout the match.
The damage indicator is green when you are ahead, red when your opponent is ahead, and gray when the damage is tied.
Auto Augmentation
The augmentation window includes a full selection of augmentation skills, organized into Active, Passive, Chance and Stat tabs.
Select the augmentation skills you are looking for in the list.
Augmentation icons have been adapted to resemble their corresponding skills, making them easier to recognize.
Macro editing and command aliases
Drag an item into an empty macro line to insert a /useitem command with its identifier. Drag a skill into a line to insert /us followed by the skill name.
/useitem 269034584
/us Item Skill: Guidance
Hold Ctrl when dragging a skill to insert /usf instead.
Command aliases
Use these shortcuts in place of their full commands. Availability and behavior of the underlying commands may depend on your server.
/us → /useskill/usf → /useskillforce/a → /attack/af → /attackforce/s → /sit/st → /stand
/t, /targ → /target/tr → /trade/i, /inv → /invite/d, /kick → /dismiss/cpl, /cp, /pl, /cl → /changepartyleader/l → /leave/command, /channel, /ci → /channelinvite
/o, /os, /oly, /stat → /olympiadstat/iz → /instancezone/soe, /u → /unstuck/fi → /friendinvite/fd → /frienddel/fl → /friendlist
/sell → /vendor/make, /m, /manufacture → /generalmanufacture/find, /fps, /store → /findprivatestore/psell → /packagesale/w, /stopduel → /withdraw
/record, /start, /rec → /start_videorecording/stoprecord, /stop → /end_videorecording.af → .autofarm
Cancelled Buffs
When your buffs are cancelled, their icons appear above your character. Buffs you can restore yourself are highlighted with an orange border.
Left-click a highlighted icon and your character will use an available skill or eligible item to restore the buff.
The interface also checks for items that provide Haste, Wind Walk or Acumen. These buffs can be highlighted even when your class does not know the corresponding skill.
Next Target Controls
Use keyboard shortcuts to change the range and eligible targets for Next Target (/targetnext).
Switch between the normal range of 400 and the extended range of 2,000.
Cycle between players, players and summons, or all targets including NPCs.
Additional Shortcut Bindings
Customize the fourth shortcut bar and assign supported extra mouse buttons through the shortcut settings.
In Options → Shortcut → Enter Chat, use the Shortcut (Expanded3) entries to assign Ctrl or Alt combinations to the fourth bar.
Bind additional mouse buttons such as Mouse 4 and Mouse 5 to shortcut slots alongside keyboard bindings.
