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ผลิตภัณฑ์นี้ไม่ได้อนุญาตให้สิทธิ์ รับรอง และ/หรือมีส่วนเกี่ยวข้องกับหน่วยงานของรัฐบาลกลาง รัฐและ/หรือรัฐบาลอธิปไตยหรือหน่วยงานทางทหาร หรือบริการใดๆ ก็ตามทั่วโลก ซึ่งเครื่องหมายการค้าและสิทธิ์ในเครื่องหมายการค้าทั้งหมดที่เกี่ยวข้องกับเรือรบ ถือเป็นกรรมสิทธิ์ของผู้ถือสิทธิ์ที่เกี่ยวข้อง

การอ้างอิงไปยังการออกแบบเป็นการเฉพาะ รูปทรง ผู้ผลิตและ/หรือการดัดแปลงของเรือและเครื่องบินนั้นถูกใช้เพื่อการคงความถูกต้องตามประวัติศาสตร์เท่านั้นและไม่ได้มีการรับเงินสนับสนุนหรือการมีส่วนร่วมใดๆในโครงการหรือบางส่วนจากผู้ถือเครื่องหมายการค้าดังกล่าว คุณลักษณะของรูปทรงทั้งหมดถูกสร้างขึ้นใหม่อย่างสมจริงตามพื้นฐานขององค์ประกอบเชิงเทคนิคของเรือรบและเครื่องบินจากช่วงแรกของศตวรรษที่ 20 เครื่องหมายการค้าและสิทธิ์เครื่องหมายการค้าของเรือรบและเครื่องบินนั้นเป็นทรัพย์สินของผู้ถือเครื่องหมายการค้าดังกล่าวนั้นๆ

Keys of controlling aircraft are the same as a ship. A and D controls the direction of aircraft (i.e. left or right) The W key is used for boost. However, the engine will slowly become overheated, then you will have to wait until it cools down. The S Key allows you to slow your aircraft down, this will also heat up your engine.

• R key (Tiers VI+): Restores full energy of Boost.
• T Key (Tiers VI+): Calls fighters to the area.
• Y Key (Tiers VIII+ torpedo bombers): Restores plane health.
• F Key: Sends the squadron back to their ship.
• 1,2 and 3 keys: Double click to launch your squadrons.(1: Attack aircraft; 2: Torpedo bombers; 3: Bombers)
• Press the left mouse button to initiate attack mode.
  • Then press the left mouse button again to launch attack against the target.
• press and hold Alt: show for each squadron type:
  • time until next aircraft is restored
  • current and maximum number of aircraft on the carrier

Submarine Controls

• C: dive
• F: ascend
• G: ignore priority target
• 1: select Sonar
• Torpedo types:
  • 2: select homing torpedoes
  • 3: select normal torpedoes (if available)
  • Press twice if other type is selected.

Camera Controls

In Battle

• Shift: binocular view on/off (zoomed-in camera)
• turn mouse wheel up/down: zoom in/out (zoomed-out camera ⟷ weapon groups camera ⟷ binocular view; they can have multiple zoom levels).
• press and hold right mouse button (and move mouse): enable free look camera (and move camera)
• in binocular view when using Spotting Aircraft:
  • C: switch between lower and upper camera position
• while your shells or torpedoes are underway:
  • Z: follow the most recently fired shell/torpedo
• while you are following a shell/torpedo:
  • C: follow next shell/torpedo
  • Z, Esc or Shift: bring camera back to ship
• C: move camera to another weapon group (with weapon groups camera or binocular view).
• press and hold C for about 1 second: toggle between zoomed-out camera and weapon groups camera (when one of these cameras is active).
• Space: move camera to allied ship or aircraft squadron that is nearest to the screen center (when your ship has been destroyed)

In Port

• when the cursor is on the main part of the port screen:
  • press and hold left or middle mouse button and move mouse: move camera
  • press and hold right mouse button (and move mouse): hide user interface (and move camera)
  • turn mouse wheel: zoom in/out

Battle Chat

• Enter: go to chat. Here:
  • Tab: change chat channel (Team/All/Division)
  • Enter: send typed message to selected chat channel (if no message was typed: just leave chat)
  • Esc: leave chat without sending message
  • put mouse cursor on chat history and turn mouse wheel: scroll chat history
  • turn mouse wheel: usual effect (zooming), no effect on chat
  • Any mouse click works like usual (shooting etc.) but you also leave the chat without sending a message.
  • (Shift +) Left/Right: move text cursor to the left/right (and select text)
  • (Shift +) Up, Home or PageUp: move text cursor to the beginning of the line (and select text)
  • (Shift +) Down, End or PageDown: move text cursor to the end of the line (and select text)
  • Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, Ctrl+X, Ctrl+A, Del, Backspace: like in a text editor
  • Ins: toggle overwrite mode
  • Function keys for quick commands do not work here.

Ship Symbols

• To type symbols into the battle chat, follow this template: [(letter)(number)]
  • Letters:
    • a = ally (green, pointed right)
    • e = enemy (red, pointed left)
    • s = neutral (white, pointed right)
  • Numbers:
    • 0 = CV
    • 1 = BB
    • 2 = CA/CL
    • 3 = DD
    • 4 = Auxiliary ship (does not work for neutral)
    • 5 = SS
      • [a0] would make an allied aircraft carrier symbol

Quick Commands (Quick Messages)

They only work as long as you are alive in the battle. The message is written in the chat with your name. There is also a spoken message if Settings → Audio → Quick messages voiceover is enabled. To activate a quick command, you can also press and hold B to show the quick commands panel, then put the cursor on a command and release B. When you press and hold Tab, you see a list of the quick commands. If "Call attention to an object" is enabled in the minimap settings, you can also activate an F3 quick command by double-clicking the target on the minimap or on the tactical map.

Target:

• Thing at screen center (reticle) in game world
  • When you want to target an area/base/zone, target its surface, its symbol above the surface, or a point below the symbol.
• Or, thing at mouse cursor on tactical map or minimap

Used chat channel:

• Team: The message is always sent to the team chat channel.
• Team / All: If the current chat channel is "Team" or "Division", the message is sent to the team chat channel. If it is "All", the message is sent to the "All" chat channel. Key Target Written in chat Used chat channel Spoken F2 anything Negative! Team Negative! / Denied! F3 Enemy ship Concentrate fire on <player, type symbol and name of enemy ship>! Team All stations, reporting the position of a strategic target! / All stations, requesting fire on the designated target! / Concentrate fire on the designated target! / Attention, reporting a target position! / All stations, concentrate fire on the target! F3 Allied ship Provide cover for <player, type symbol and name of allied ship>! Team All forces, provide cover for that target! / All stations, protect that target! / Support the allied target! / Attention, support that target! F3 Area not held by your team (Domination battle, Arms Race battle) Capture Area <area letter>! Team Capture that area! / All stations, proceed to capture that area! / All forces, capture that area! F3 Area held by your team (Domination battle, Arms Race battle) Defend Area <area letter>! Team Do not let the enemy take the area! / Protect that area! / All stations, defend that area! F3 Enemy base (Standard battle), Epicenter zone (not all 3 zones held by your team) Capture the base! Team All forces, capture the base! / Break through to the base! / All stations, capture the base! / Proceed to the base! / All forces, proceed to the base! / Set a course for the base! F3 Your base (Standard battle), Epicenter zone (all 3 zones held by your team) Defend the base! Team Do not let the enemy take the base! / All stations, defend the base! / Hold the base, by any means necessary! / Attention, concentrate all efforts on protecting the base! / Attention, defending the base is our primary objective! / Protect the base! / All forces, protect the base! F3 Buff area (Arms Race battle) "<Buff type>" buff in <Coordinates of buff area>! Team - F3 Allied airship (Airship Escort battle) Escort the allied airship! Team - F3 Enemy airship (Airship Escort battle) Hold the hostile airship back! Team - F3 Enemy attack aircraft / fighters Attention to the enemy attack aircraft! Team Attack enemy aircraft! F3 Enemy bombers Attention to enemy bombers! Team F3 Enemy torpedo bombers Attention to enemy torpedo bombers! Team F3 Enemy spotting aircraft Attention to enemy spotting aircraft! Team F3 Allied attack aircraft / fighters Provide cover for the allied attack aircraft! Team Provide fire support for allied aircraft! / Allied aircraft need fire support! F3 Allied bombers Provide cover for allied bombers! Team F3 Allied torpedo bombers Provide cover for allied torpedo bombers! Team F3 Allied spotting aircraft Provide cover for allied spotting aircraft! Team F4 anything Team Affirmative! / Roger! / Acknowledged! F5 no allied ship or aircraft Requesting support! Team Requesting support! / I need help! / I need support! F5 Allied ship <player, type symbol and name of allied ship>! Requesting support! Team Teammate, I need your support! F5 Allied aircraft <player, type symbol and name of allied aircraft‘s ship>! I need air support! Team I need air support! F6 anything Provide AA fire support! Team Provide anti-aircraft fire support! F7 anything I need intelligence data! Team I need intelligence data! F8 anything Set a smoke screen! Team Set a smoke screen! F9 no allied ship Get back! Team Get back! F9 Allied ship <player, type symbol and name of allied ship>! Get back! Team Get back! F10 anything Fair winds and following seas! Team / All Good luck and fair seas! / Good luck, everyone! / Let's give them a hard time! F11 no allied ship Well done! Team / All Good game, everyone! / Nice work! / That's how it's done! / Good show! / That was a great battle! F11 Allied ship Well done, <player, type symbol and name of allied ship>! Team / All Well done, commander! F12 no allied ship Thank you! Team Thank you! / Much obliged! / I owe you one! / Many thanks! F12 Allied ship Much obliged, <player, type symbol and name of allied ship>! Team Much obliged, commander! Shift+F12 anything $%*#@! Team / All Cursing

Replays

The recording of battle replays is enabled by default. The last 30 are saved in the /World of Warships/replays folder with the file type .wowsreplay. When a new battle is played, a new file is created and the oldest file in excess of the maximum number saved is deleted.

The saving of replays can be turned off (they are surprisingly small, so there's little need to do so) or the number saved adjusted using available in such as the ModStation.

Replay files may be uploaded and downloaded at replayswows.com.

Watching

To watch a replay, the .wowsreplay file type must be associated with the game client in which it will be viewed. Typically, this is the /World of Warships/WorldofWarships.exe file.

If .wowsreplay files are not associated to the game client, the first time a replay file is double-clicked or Opened from the context menu (right click), a dialog will be displayed asking for an association.

To watch, ensure that the game client is closed. Start the replay by double-clicking on the .wowsreplay file. The game client will open, this time displaying your replay.

A replay file is compatible with, and will play only in, the game major version in which it was recorded. E.g. a replay recorded in 0.9.9 will not play in 0.9.10. It might play in 0.9.9.1.

Controls

The majority of these options are specifically for Free cam mode, so if you are wanting to watch the battle from a tournament-style view, you’re going to want to just start off in the free cam mode -> <Ctrl + Shift + Backspace>.

Replay and Free Camera Control Function Control General Exit replay Esc or Alt + F4 Hide / show interface Ctrl + J Screenshot <Prtscrn> Playback Toggle Pause / Resume End or Space Set x1 playback speed (does not Resume from pause) Home Increase playback speed Insert Decrease playback speed Delete Jump forward 20 seconds > Jump backwards 20 seconds < Jump forward 40 seconds Ctrl + > Jump backwards 40 seconds Ctrl + < Camera control Link / Unlink camera C Free camera mode Ctrl + Shift + Backspace Move camera in parallel to water ←, →, ↑, ↓ Move camera up Num9 Move camera up Num7 Zoom in / Zoom out Mouse wheel Link to the ship in front of camera in free camera mode (hard link, includes rotating with the ship) B Link to the position of the ship in front of the camera Ctrl + B Switching different free camera modes 1-9 Switching additional free camera modes Shift + 1-9 Rotating camera Num4, Num6 Camera angling Num2, Num8 Move camera to the point of interest Num1 Move camera away from the point of interest Num3 Increase/decrease camera movement speed Num + / Num- Increase / decrease camera movement acceleration / deceleration Shift + (Num + / Num-) Increase/decrease the radius of the free camera sphere Shift + Mouse wheel Snapshots control Save a snapshot F5 Load the closest snapshot before the current moment F6 Load the closest snapshot after the current moment F7 Load the latest saved snapshot F8

Snapshots

The snapshot function saves / restores a timestamp and camera position for later recall

Snapshot data is stored in an XML file that is created in the same folder as the replay and has suffix _params in the <snapshots> block. The file will appear only if there is data it should store. In case with snapshots it will appear after the first snapshot is created. XML file is tied to the replay and may be freely transferred with the replay file to other people, who then can use those snapshots.

Creating and loading

A snapshot is created by pressing F5. This saves the timestamp of the replay, camera position and other parameters, and creates a record in the XML file in the snapshots section.

Switching between snapshots happens in the following way:

• F6: try to switch to the snapshot closest from the left on the time scale (earlier than now), if such snapshot exists.
• F7: try to switch to the snapshot closest from the right on the time scale (later than now), if such snapshot exists.
• F8: try to switch to the most recently created snapshot

To delete snapshots, edit the XML file and delete the snapshot records.

Snapshots are existing and loaded on the replay-by-replay basis. So, the controls switch to the snapshots of the exact replay.

Loaded parameters

When snapshots are used, the following parameters are restored:

• Camera position
• Camera FOV (or camera zoom)
• Replay time

Also the replay is paused after loading the snapshot.

Saving Energy

The game uses little energy when one of these conditions is true:

• game is set to "Full-screen" mode (video settings) and you press Alt+Tab
• game is set to "Windowed" mode (video settings) and game window is minimized
• Armory is shown

Maximum Frame Rate

You can set the maximum frame rate (FPS) in the file preferences.xml in the Word of Warships folder (maxFrameRate for battles, maxDockFrameRate for the port, 0 means no limit). Open the file with a text editor (for example Notepad) while the game is closed.

In-game Settings

Game Settings Explained. 6 Apr 2022.

The following describe the various settings available from within the game client to configure and customize the game. Access the Settings page by clicking the gears symbol in the upper left corner of the Port screen, or by hitting <Esc> from a battle screen. Click the Settings button. A notebook with the following three pages appears:

Video

Audio

Sound Changes in Update 0.9.6

Sounds in the game are generally grouped into Sound Effects (SFX), Ambient sounds (such as waves lapping), Voice communications, Engine noises, Gunfire, Music, etc. The following is a description of the controls for game sounds.

Volume Sliders

The main volume slider is located on the left side of the Audio settings window:

• General volume level - manages all sound in the game;

There are several sliders on the right side of the Audio settings window for "fine-tuning" the sound.

• Gunfire volume - in the range from 100% to 50% adjusts the volume of your ship's shots, and in the range from 50% to 0% adjusts the volume of all shots in the game. Among the sounds affected by this setting are:
  • Gunfire (including AA guns and secondary guns), torpedo launch/drop, rocket launch, bomb drop
  • Turret traverse, torpedo launcher traverse
  • Reloading of turret or torpedo launcher is finished
  • Following a shell/torpedo with the camera (Z or middle click)
• Engine sounds - in the range of 100% to 80% regulates the volume of "low-frequency knocking" in the engine sound. In the range of 80% to 0% adjusts the overall volume of the engines. Among the sounds affected by this setting are:
  • ship engines
  • aircraft engines
• Interface volume. Among the sounds affected by this setting are:
  • ship speed changes (W/S)
  • rudder changes with Q/E
  • switching shell type or armament (1/2/3)
  • zooming (shift, mouse wheel)
  • consumables
  • getting ribbons
  • area captured
  • attention to square
  • torpedo warning
  • land collision warning
  • when the ship is at the map border
  • P, M, +/-
  • typing in chat
  • music when battle is over
  • most clicks that have an effect
  • getting notifications in port
• Voice message volume. Among the sounds affected by this setting are:
  • quick messages/commands (activated with function keys or B)
  • automatic voice messages
• Ambient sound volume. Among the sounds affected by this setting are:
  • the sea
  • weather
  • sounds of the selected port
• Damage audio volume: covers the sounds that indicate hits of the ship, aircraft, water, islands, and other surfaces, as well as sound effects for fire and flooding.

In order to adjust the sound perfectly, you should start with the General volume, and then adjust it in detail with the other sliders.

Please note: if the volume level is reduced to a minimum, it is possible that a category of sound will be muted because very quiet sounds are not a priority for the game sound system.

Wide dynamic range

We also advise you to pay attention to the parameter Wide dynamic range. This option is enabled for all players by default. Turning it off will minimize the difference in volume between the loudest and the quietest sounds in the game.

We recommend you disable this setting in the following:

• If you are using a laptop or other device with built-in speakers;
• If you don't think the sound in the game is balanced enough, even after "fine-tuning" the volume.

When disabling this option, be sure to set the sliders on the right side of the settings menu to maximum volume.

Sound Quality

The High or Ultra options provide better quality sound, but higher sound resolutions require a surprising amount of processing power. On older systems, especially if your video is lagging, try turning the quality to Low. Unless you're using good headphones, you may not notice the difference in sound.

Other controls

Quick messages voiceover: If enabled, quick messages/commands (activated with function keys or B) are spoken by a voice.

Loudness compensation basically boosts the bass and treble. It is most useful on devices with built-in speakers. Choose the option that sounds best to you.

Enable ship horns - With this option enabled, you can blow your ship's horn both in port and in battle by pressing the 'n' key. When disabled, you will not be able to hear others' horns, either.

Voiceover

Voice Chat

The section controls an in-game mechanism for player-to-player voice communication. Voice communication adds a whole new dimension to the game and is highly recommended. However, most players use 3rd party applications such as Discord or Teamspeak.

Controls

Mini-Map

The minimap in World of Warships is a tool that enables the player to quickly assess the situation around them, helps them to orientate themselves on the map and serves as a constant aid on which capture zones belong to which team at the moment. There are a variety of ways a player can change the way the minimap displays itself and what kind of information it should display. To access the settings for the minimap one has to simply click on the small gear icon above the map, highlighted on the picture to the right.

Clicking this icon will open a small window with all the minimap settings that can be changed. The settings that can be changed are: