Salem

Thanks for pointing that out, novus! I completely over-looked that when writing this. I've updated the first post.

thanks for the help.

:lo cs
:act lo cs
Moves you into char select screen.

Thanks, Chiprel! I'll add them to the list of commands.

edit: assuming these make the same checks as the :lo and :act lo commands (force a log out or make a check for a safe log out)?

After checking it again seems that:
:lo cs -does nothing. Only 'lo' is being used from this command.(just assumed it will work after testing :act lo cs itself )
:act lo cs -does check if your char can be removed from world and if it can then it puts you in char select screen. If it can't safely logout then you get: "You cannot log out right now" msg. So this command wont let you logout when you are KO'ed/in combat/with crime debuff.

Is there any way to make the graphics of the game smoother? Or any camera mode I need to be on? I see moving pixels all the time when I move my character.
I remember there was an option in the Enders client of HnH which smoothened everything

Quick edit : I checked HnH And it was better when setting the camera to freestyle mode. This is not the case in Salem

Any suggestion on this one? when I look at youtube movies they always seem alot smoother compared to my video settings

Could be something in your graphics driver settings. You can try turning anti-aliasing on. Running at a resolution that isn't ideal for your monitor can cause things like this, too.

@Chiprel: thanks for the update. I'll change the OP.

MagicManICT wrote:Could be something in your graphics driver settings. You can try turning anti-aliasing on. Running at a resolution that isn't ideal for your monitor can cause things like this, too.

@Chiprel: thanks for the update. I'll change the OP.

I tried changing my graph card settings but it didn't work out.
I also tried to change the resolution with :fsmode 800 600 for example but nothing happens? I have noticed when I switch to fullscreen I am currently on a very low resolution. Is there also a way to change the starting up resolution in a config file? Thanks!

When you use the :fsmode command, use the values for the resolution you normally run at. If you experience slow gameplay, adjust down from there. Check your video card or monitor documentation to see what valid resolution settings are.

Maybe i missed it but is there a command to check your fps?