Razor
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The General tab holds a small selection of Razor options. The left side holds a filters list for in-game play.
- Show Welcome Screen (affects all users) - If you use Razor for logging in, you want this option checked.
- Use smart CPU reduction - Check this to allow razor to modify the client for less CPU usage. This will not cause you lag or impact the game's performance.
- Use Smart Always on Top - Razor and the UOPS will stay on top of the UO window, and hide when you switch to other windows. This is a handy option when setting macros, using agents or the UOPS and is highly recommended.
- Show in: Taskbar - System Tray - Where do you want Razor to be displayed.
- Default Client Priority - Change Razor's priority in your computers processor; the higher the priority the more the processor focuses on it. It is not recommended you make changes to this with smart target enabled. The two do not dance well together.
- Language - Choose language preferance
- Profiles - Are often overlooked. Make a new profile for each character. It will be easier to customize each one according to its template. Once you have logged a character in and out successfully with its profile, Razor will remember for subsequent logins.
- Opacity - The degree of transparency for Razor
- Filters - Filters change the way your client appears to you. The light level filter will set the light level to daytime and keep it there. There are a number of everyday sounds in uo that can be annoying like animal and backpack sound. Use filters to remove some of them. The death screen filter will stop the pause in play caused by the 'You are dead' screen when you die. Staff members can block out staff-only visible items.
- Open UO Positioning System (UOPS) - This is a small tracking system within Razor.
Clicking the tab will open the following gump on your screen.
To remove the title bar, double click the gump. The gump will show where your character is on the map, with the exact coordinates in the top left corner. Players partied with you will also appear if they are within the map area.
To locate other party members, right-click the UOPS. A list of all party members, including yourself will show. Choose any name to locate them, the map moving to their location. To return to yourself, choose your name from the list.