The items you haven't unlocked yet have a lock icon on the left of their row. There is also a distinction between free-to-play and pay-to-play items: pay-to-play unlockables will have an extra icon next to them.
These are combinations of equipped items or items in the inventory, which are able to be quickly accessed by selecting that preset at a bank. Two presets can set as quick presets labelled 1 and 2 which enables the player to equip these presets quickly from same icons in the bank interface. To equip the remaining presets, the player must go into the Gear tab using the "Open Preset Setup Menu" button in the same toolbar. Initially, 5 preset slots are available to the player, with 5 more available for rent or purchase with loyalty points , bonds or RuneCoins.
This tab contains all information about Achievements. The Summary tab includes an overview of Achievements completed, including up to four recently completed ones, two Achievements that are partly completed and access to the Path System. The Achievements tab lists all the available Achievements, grouped under skills, areas, PvM and completionist categories. There is also a toggle to hide the completed Achievements that also applies to the aforementioned Path System. Finally, there is the Tracker tab that lists total progress for area, PvM, completionist, and skills.
It also shows at most three pinned Achievements. The Customisations interface contains information about the various customisation options for your character, including equipment overrides, facial hair styles, any animations that can be changed, titles to display with your character name and certain pets. This tab contains all your cosmetic overrides, and overrides that you haven't unlocked yet.
Most of these outfits can be bought in Solomons General Store. Some are unlocked by various content in-game some of which are discontinued. You can recolour most overrides by clicking the recolour button when an override is selected. The following categories can be found in the menu on the left:. On the right of this tab you can see an overview of how your character looks.
Using your mouse you can rotate it around by clicking and dragging. This tab contains any customised animations for various action performed in-game. You can for example change the Home Teleport animation, or change the animation for Woodcutting , Mining , or Fishing.
It is also possible to change some other animation, like the Death animation of your opponent in PvP situations, walk animations, and resting.
Recolouring can be done by clicking any of the colours in the middle section, then accepting. Some hairstyles may have 2 colours. To change the second colour, first click the right mask icon above the column of colours, then click the preferred colour.
This tab contains all titles that you can display with your name. Locked titles are greyed out, and can only be previewed. Any titles you have unlocked can be enabled to be displayed with your character name. They have special abilities along with growth stages and can be used to override summoning familiars. See this page for a list of legendaries along with their abilities and cost. Companion pets Companion pets may have colour variations and no growth stages.
Most companion pets has a unique emote that can be performed by interacting with it by right-clicking the Summoning icon on the action bar. Near the minimap in Legacy mode. Companion pets are also able to override familiars.
The emoteless pets are: Jaguar cub , Lion cub , Snow leopard cub , Tiger cub. Follower pets Follower pets can be spoken to for dialogue, with the exception of the banners, rhinos, Phoebe , Gillbert and Winston. This is done by right-clicking the Summoning icon on the action bar. Adventures provides access to information about Quests , Daily Challenges , and Minigames.
Featured content includes your latest Daily Challenge and the newest released game content. Each of the four featured pieces of content links to more information about the subject.
The Quests tab contains your log for every quest in the game. They are colour-coded as not started red , in progress yellow , and complete green. Clicking a quests's name opens up the quest's individual journal.
Challenges are brief tasks related to one of RuneScape's skills. Challenges are geared towards your level, so if you have a higher level in a skill, the recommended and daily challenges will be of a similar level. It also has a teleport option that takes you to the nearest lodestone for an activity. The Beasts tab contains an overview of all non-quest repeatable bosses in-game, how many you've killed and how fast you killed them.
It also contains an overview of how many times you killed the most popular slayer creatures. The Powers tab contains access to abilities of each skill and the prayer selection screen. From here, abilities and prayers can be dragged to the action bar for quick usage or dragged to the centre for a full breakdown of the ability. From this window, you can also select where to focus your combat experience.
The combat experience option allows players to choose which skill s they would like to receive experience in from each of the three different types of combat. This replaces the previous combat styles interface. The community interface is geared towards interaction with the rest of RuneScape's players, including conversation.
This tab shows the current Player Power polls. Players may vote on upcoming updates or give feedback there. The HiScores tab displays your rankings in comparison to the rest of the game's members. There are 3 categories:. Notes is a window that can be moved from outside the Gameplay window. It contains space to write short messages or reminders. Up to 30 notes can be added, each having a maximum length of 50 characters.
Notes can have their colour changed and their content edited after they are created. Notes can also be deleted. A number of words and phrases are automatically converted to other words or phrases, all of them being either real-world allusions or inside jokes at Jagex.
Extras provides access to information regarding out-of-game details. From here, information about membership subscriptions, bonds may be obtained; and the window provides access to Solomon's General Store and Treasure Hunter. Each of these separate tabs include links to the official RuneScape website for additional information or in-game purchases for the case of Solomon's General Store and Treasure Hunter.
The options menu is the main hub for non-layout interface customisation. You can also use this menu to log out or return to the lobby. The quick load option allows you to instantly change your interface layout to one of 9 options — 5 default options and 4 custom. There are 4 slots reserved for custom layouts. These are helpful for saving a specific layout that you prefer. A situation in which you use this might be for a minigame; you prefer a certain layout for general gameplay, but find it's not suitable for a particular activity.
With quick layout, you can have your general gameplay layout saved and then readjust it without having to worry about losing it. Once you are finished with the activity, you can reload your preferred layout. As RuneScape sometimes loses your layout information, quick load can save you the hassle of readjusting your interface.
The gameplay tab covers customisation options for general gameplay as well as adventure log coverage. This tab also contains house options and access to the notes window. An example of a guidance hint; here, information is being given about activating and using lodestones.
Every option under Adventurer's Log chooses what will be displayed for the "Recent Activity" section of your adventurer's log. Note that activity is logged as it happens and will stay in the feed afterward; e. The Interface tab contains options for customising what interfaces and HUDs appear, and how they appear.
The HUD above the monster is the target information window. The circles under its feet are the target reticules. Edit mode allows customisation of all of the available windows even when they are unavailable. Edit mode allows you to do three things: move hidden interfaces, save or load layouts, and reset or cancel any changes you have made. The advanced options section lets you move around and resize the interface areas that are normally hidden from view.
This includes interfaces that show up during minigames or when you open your bank. The 3D World Editing tick box will , when ticked, allow you to move and resize the game view window that displays your avatar, and your surroundings in game.
The Minigame HUD Editing tickbox will, when ticked, allow you to move and resize the window where any minigame interfaces will show. For example, the event interface during The Battle of Lumbridge will appear in this box.
Buff Bar HUD - if you are given any buffs while in combat, these will show here. This also indicates the current combat mode Full Manual, Revolution, or Momentum. Bank HUD - when you open the bank or a bank chest, the interface to interact with those items will be shown here.
This includes interfaces such as quest puzzles. Grave Interface HUD - when retrieving your items from a grave, the interface will show here.
Grave Timer HUD - when you have died, the time remaining until your grave collapses will show here. The XP tracker can be toggled to display experience gained for 3 different separate skills, or total.
It cannot be toggled during combat, and caps at ,, The controls interface contains customisation options for game input. This settings tab covers keybinds and camera sensitivity and behaviour. There are a large number of actions that can be executed by using one of many keybinds. Many of the actions already have a default keybind, but almost all of them can be changed to a different keybind or removed entirely.
For a list of default binds, see Options Controls. All of the actions listed above except for those in the first table may be customised or removed. To change a keybind, you just need to click the large box to the right of the action and you will be prompted to enter a keybind. A keybind must be a single key; there is also an option to include a single modifier key.
Nearly every key on a standard keyboard will work; however, there are some limitations. In addition, the following keys are not even acknowledged by the system and will not even prompt an error: Caps Lock , Num Lock , Fn Lock , Scroll Lock.
The following keys can be used in conjunction with another key to form a dual-faceted keybind, but they cannot be used by themselves: Shift , Alt , Control.
When entering and using these modifiers on keybinds, the keys are held simultaneously, not pressed consecutively. A keybind can only be bound to one action. If you are entering a keybind and it already exists, then the old action will have its keybind removed and you will receive an "Action unbound" warning. The old keybind will be replaced with a dialogue box that also says "Action unbound"; this warning does not go away until you leave the controls tab or click the warning.
Just as keybinds can be changed, they can be cleared as well. By clicking on "Filter 2", the quests that players do not have the requirements to complete are sorted out of the list. The "Hide Done" checkbox prevents the quest list from showing quests that the player has finished. When this feature was first introduced, players were unaware of the changes made to the Quest List, and noticed that some quests were missing from their list.
This can be fixed by unchecking the "Filter" option, as the default setting was to filter quests that players were unable to start. At the bottom of the journal, the number of quest points obtained out of the total amount possible is displayed. RuneScape Wiki Explore. Ranch Out of Time Primal feast. Skills Calculators Skill training guides. Ongoing tasks Pages that need improvement Pages that need completing Pages that need updating Pages that need cleanup Images needing retaking Images needing transparency.
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