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Clean Screen

ProfesseurFreder
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How do you get rid of this four-pointy white thing in the middle of the screen? And how do you get rid of the bar over my head? I want them gone, and I guess if I at least knew what they were called I might be able to find out how to turn them off.
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"Nothing by which all human passion and hope and folly can be mirrored and then proved ever was just a game."
-- William Faulkner.
  • JasonSilverSpring
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    Are you on PC, Xbox or PS4?

    The four-pointy white thing is your cross-hair. That is where the focus is for attacks, selecting a item to loot, etc.

    The bar over your head appears to be an indicator of your stamina (I think it is green).
  • ProfesseurFreder
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    PC (actually Mac), NA.

    Thank you -- cross-hair, of course. Duh, me. Although I don't remember seeing a way of turning off either of those things in settings. There must be a way of turning them off, because I see screen shots and videos from other players in which neither are visible.
    Edited by ProfesseurFreder on March 15, 2017 7:52PM
    "Nothing by which all human passion and hope and folly can be mirrored and then proved ever was just a game."
    -- William Faulkner.
  • Turelus
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    This is the add-on you want. http://www.esoui.com/downloads/info660-CombatReticle.html

    Lots of customisation.

    Bar over head is your HP bar I believe, if you check Settings > Nameplates > Healthbars > Self (Show) and chooser "Never"
    Edited by Turelus on March 15, 2017 7:54PM
    @Turelus - EU PC Megaserver
    "Don't count on others for help. In the end each of us is in this alone. The survivors are those who know how to look out for themselves."
  • ProfesseurFreder
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    Thank you very much!
    "Nothing by which all human passion and hope and folly can be mirrored and then proved ever was just a game."
    -- William Faulkner.
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