Post your UI!

What the title says, really.
I find that because the UI is so easy to change, it's very interesting to see what people run around with on the other side of the screen.

This is a subject of interest to me as well. I keep mine pretty basic though.

Pretty much some variant of this:



Of course, the combat attributes change - at least the stuff in the middle, seem to always have current HP on top, INF and either level shift or XP to next level at the bottom.

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Mine is very basic and I hardly change it at all. I still always even have Brawl in slot 1 of tray 1, and sprint in slot 2 of tray 1. (Then attacks in first tray with slots 9 and 0 as travels [Hover/Fly, CJ/SJ, SJ/SS, etc.) I sometimes add a combat attributes window if I'm on a melee character.

@Memphis_Bill, what is power 6 in slot 6?

This is my typical setup. Tray 1 for attack powers, tray 2 for things that see a lot of use but that I want to be a little more deliberate about (mostly debuffs in this case, but I also use it for things like Build Up, Assassin's Strike, or Street Justice combo finishers) since I can use Alt+number for them easily. Tray 3 is miscellaneous other "basic" powers, but I usually put situational stuff like rezzes there, or anything that's going to make me drop a targeting reticle. Ctrl+number is a pain for me, so I figure if I want to use those powers, I'll just click the buttons, and putting things that are going to force me to reach for my mouse anyway there makes sense. Tray 4 is travel/mobility powers, mostly. Tray 5 is all my long-range teleports and other "out of combat" stuff. Tray 6 is a recent addition -- before I'd just stick my toggles and autopowers on the far end of trays 2 and 3, but this way just works better for me. (My masterminds take over tray 6 with pet summons and commands, so their toggles stay in the lower trays.)

I like having my health and endurance visible right in front of the character, so that's where my Combat Attributes window goes. I always display those at the top, XP to next and debt (or level shift for a 50) and inf at the bottom. In-between, it depends on the character. Melee types usually have defenses showing, blasters and brutes have damage bonus, etc.

Once again after many alterations this is my new curreny UI look - this is the defualt UI i use on all toons minus the change depending on AT.

As you can see i like to have my HP n powers all dead set in the middle of the screen so i can see whats happening etc.. this is mainly due to the screens location as well

Edit: my icons arent as small as the pic displays lol, but they smaller then the default coh size.

I posted this awhile back in a thread on the Liberty forum, and it pre-dates getting my new (and much, much larger-) monitor, but it'll cover the gist of it...

This is my "typical" UI, more or less. Kestrel has an extra third tray center-bottom to accommodate her ludicrous Lore pet collection... most only have two trays there... But otherwise this layout is what I've found works best for me on most characters.



With my current monitor, which is both larger and set to a higher resolution than this older one was, I have much more screen real-estate to work with, which has spread out my UI elements considerably. It's a definite improvement. I still have them set to 70% size and 15% opacity, but they're much less intrusive now.

ETA:
Here we go... This is what getting a new monitor did for my UI. XD



Like I said, much improved and much less intrusive, even though I kept the elements the same size under the control set-up.

Click on the image to see the full-sized (1920x1080) version.



This is my general layout for most of my toons.

Clicking on the linked image above will take you off the City of Heroes site. However, the guides will be linked back here.

Though mine is pretty boring, I think... the one piece that is interesting to me, are the P and V macro buttons in Tray 4. The P is a popmenu with a ton of different powers, like Rest, Ouro Portal, TP to Mission, etc. And V is a popmenu with all of my Veteran powers in it. Very handy, and keeps my trays more empty.

Scaling the UI, or, Make Windows Big or Small!

Jus' sayin', folks.

Very basic, which is about how it is in every MMO I play. I see these videos and screenshots where people have all manner of windows and trays everywhere to the point where all you can really see of the game is the toon's head. I know everyone has their own style, but for me that's just way too busy and would be information overload. I'm sure it helps that none of my characters use pets, and I've never been one to care about how much damage I'm putting out, or absorbing, or what have you. As long as I take them down before they take me down I'm happy.

I was watching a video recently from a big space MMO where I couldn't even see the guy's ship. Just countless windows everywhere and what gameplay you could see was so zoomed out all you saw was beams of light firing off like a laser light show. That'd probably give me helmet fire.

linked to avoid any further screen-stretching.
fairly basic, although i usually have league directly to the right of chat.

You've wanted more control and now you have it.

This is sorta an updated version of just because of constant changes

Nothing special, but it works for me.

Also... the Raven Symbol in my Sig links to Corva's Icon/Inspiration Pack thread... soooo... yeah.