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

if you're using 3rd-party apps to change the game client's window, disable them

• this script can also apply custom resolutions, or remove window borders

set the game client to windowed fullscreen or windowed with a vertical resolution of 720p, 900p, 1080p, 1200p, 1440p, 1600p, 1800p, or 2160p and click save

• it's not so important which resolution you pick, only that you pick a standardized one (you can force a custom one later on, if preferred)

launch Lailloken UI.ahk

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

• click the cogwheel icon to open the settings menu, drag it to move the toolbar, or right-click it to toggle the toolbar's orientation between horizontal and vertical

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

• subtle update notifications will be sent through this toolbar: it will turn green to signal that updates are available in the updater section of the settings menu (if automatic update-checks are enabled)

• 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 to stick with them

• changing the resolution in the future may reset the settings of certain features and may require re-doing everything

• set up the gamescreen pixel-check by following the instructions

• NOTE: game updates sometimes include changes in textures or interfaces, which makes calibration data outdated. If you notice the omni-key not working correctly anymore, recalibration is the first thing you should try

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

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

the help tooltips in a feature's section of the settings menu should give you a rough idea of how to access and set it up.

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

• it is a context-sensitive hotkey that uses data from the game-client (gathered via copying item-info, or reading the screen and/or the client-log, not memory-reading) to determine why it was pressed and which feature to activate

• so instead of setting up a hotkey for every feature and having to memorize which does what, you calibrate different screen-checks and let the omni-key figure out which feature is the right one for the current situation