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The Game Settings window (accessed by pressing ESC) allows a player to set the overall parameter settings for the game.

Summary

Game Settings are values that control the video and audio aspects of what you see and hear when you play EVE. In addition, some activities, such as chat and shortcut keys, can be adjusted.

• Display and Graphics: controls that change the graphic quality (and memory usage)
• Chat: chat log
• Audio: music and volume
• General: other items not covered above
• Shortcuts: keyboard shortcut assignments
• Reset Settings: reset any or all game parameters
• Language: language used and input methods
• About EVE: credits

Every settings window has the same bottom panel.

The bottom panel of every window.

• On the left, players can leave a "yes/no" polling vote about their enjoyment of the game.
• On the right are found the buttons to return to the garme, return to the login screen, or quit the game entirely.

Display and Graphics

This panel contains settings that alter the video composition of the game.

The default settings were chosen by the game to match your computer. Changing some of these settings can significantly change the game's performance.

Display and graphics panel

Display

• Most players will run the game at full screen. UI Scaling can increase or decrease the size of the user interface.

Effects

• Unchecking a box will remove the graphic effect from the game.

Graphic Content Settings

• These affect the speed at which the computer draws the game's graphics. If your video seems choppy or slow, reducing some of these may help. Brightness is a button that brings up scale that you can use to change the overall brightness of your screen. Clicking Optimize Settings will reset the Graphic Content settings to the game default for your particular computer.

Camera Settings

• These change the way your view on the screen moves and looks. Sensitivity and Inertia change the way the camera responds to your mouse movements.

Miscellaneous and Character Display

• Reducing the graphics quality may improve game performance.

Chat

This panel has only a few options. You can choose to auto-reject invitations, and you can choose whether double-clicking brings up an information box or starts a dialog.

Audio

You can change the basic audio (music and volume) and you can also adjust some advanced audio settings.

Audio settings panel

Audio Engine Settings

• The first checkbox turns the audio entirely on or off.
• The second reduces the sounds of combat, which can be very helpful if you are talking to other players during a fleet action.
• The others relate to various kinds of sounds. Note that choosing to use Doppler Shift can greatly slow your computer.

Volume Level

• Moving any of these sliders all the way to the left will mute that particular sound. Master Level controls the entire game.

Advanced Audio Settings

• The checkbox turns all of these on or off.
• These are very specific settings that most players are unlikely to use.

Inactive Client Muting

• The checkbox turns all of these on or off.
• These affect the sounds you hear when the game is in the background on your computer. Master will mute all sound.

General

Display and graphics panel

Shortcuts

The Shortcuts panel lets you change or assign keystrokes to various game actions. An action can have only one keystroke assigned to it. Some actions have default keystrokes assigned, but many do not. There are too many of these to list here - a good way to review them is to page through the subpanels.

Display and graphics panel

Window

Combat

General

Navigation

Modules

Drones

Fighters

Character Creation

Reset Settings

Display and graphics panel