Basic Controls

Basic Controls

Summary: Learn the basic controls, camera movement, keyboard shortcuts, and interface features used throughout Comodo Party.

Keyboard and Mouse

Comodo Party is primarily controlled with the mouse. Most actions, such as moving, interacting with NPCs, attacking monsters, and using the interface, are performed with the mouse, while the keyboard provides quick access to windows, shortcuts, and commands.

Mouse Controls

The mouse is used for movement, camera control, interacting with characters and NPCs, and managing items.

Movement

Walking

• Left-click on any reachable tile to move your character.
• Hold the left mouse button to continue moving toward your cursor.
• Tiles highlighted in red cannot be reached.

Camera Controls

The camera can be adjusted freely to improve your view of the surrounding area.

Rotate Camera

• Hold the Right Mouse Button and move the mouse left or right to rotate the camera around your character.

Zoom

• Scroll the mouse wheel to zoom in or out.
• If your mouse does not have a scroll wheel, hold Ctrl + Right Mouse Button while moving the mouse up or down.

Change Camera Height

• Hold Shift while scrolling the mouse wheel to raise or lower the camera angle.
• Hold Ctrl + Shift while scrolling to access an even lower viewing angle.

Reset Camera

• Double right-click to reset the camera so it faces north.
• Hold Shift and double right-click to restore the default camera position.

Character Interaction

Right-click another player to open the interaction menu.

Depending on the situation, the available options may include:

• Trade
• Private Message
• Friend Request
• Party Invitation
• Guild Invitation
• View Equipment
• Send Mail
• Reject Whispering

Some options may only appear if certain requirements are met.

Item and Skill Information

Right-click an item or skill to open its description window.

This window displays detailed information such as effects, requirements, equipment restrictions, and other useful details.

• Hold Shift and left-click an item to insert a clickable item link into chat.
• Hold Ctrl and right-click an unidentified item while carrying a Magnifier to identify it.

Drag and Drop

Many interface actions support drag-and-drop.

You can drag items between:

• Inventory
• Equipment
• Storage
• Trade Window
• The Ground

Skills can also be dragged onto the shortcut bar for faster access.

Auto Follow

To automatically follow another player:

• Hold Shift and right-click the target character.

Your character will continue following until you attack, use a targeted skill, or manually move elsewhere.

Keyboard Basics

The keyboard provides quick access to game windows, shortcut bars, and interface functions.

By default, F1 through F9 activate the shortcuts assigned to your shortcut bar.

Character movement is performed with the mouse instead of the keyboard.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Character

Inventory & Equipment

Party & Social

Quests & World

Interface

Other Shortcuts

In-Game Commands

Commands can be entered directly into the chat window to perform various actions, change interface settings, or access gameplay features.

Most commands begin with a forward slash (/).

Chat Commands

These commands affect how you communicate with other players.

Party & Guild Commands

Commands used for creating and managing parties or guilds.

Character Commands

Commands that directly affect your character.

Combat Commands

Commands related to combat controls and gameplay.

Battle Mode Command

Battle Mode is covered in detail later on this page.

Interface Commands

Customize the game's interface and window behavior.

Graphics & Performance

Commands that affect visual effects and game performance.

Audio Commands

Control background music and sound effects.

Homunculus & Mercenary

Commands related to companion AI.

Stat Allocation

Allocate status points without opening the Status window.

If fewer points are available than requested, the game allocates as many as possible.

Miscellaneous Commands

Server Commands

Comodo Party also provides additional server-specific commands.

Server-specific commands are documented on the Commands page.

Battle Mode

Battle Mode expands the number of available hotkeys by allowing almost every keyboard key to activate shortcuts instead of relying only on F1-F9.

To enable or disable Battle Mode, enter:

/bm

or

/battlemode

When Battle Mode is active, additional keyboard keys become available for skills, items, and equipment shortcuts.

When Battle Mode is enabled, the chat input is no longer active by default. Press Enter before typing a message, otherwise your key presses may activate skills or items instead.

The chat window displays a colored border while Battle Mode is active, making it easy to tell when the mode is enabled.

Battle Mode Keys

Battle Mode assigns shortcut slots across multiple sections of the keyboard.

The exact layout may vary depending on your client settings.

Shortcut Bars

Comodo Party provides multiple shortcut bars for organizing your most frequently used actions.

Press F12 to switch between available shortcut bars.

You can drag the following onto any shortcut slot:

• Skills
• Items
• Equipment
• Consumables

Many players create separate shortcut bars for leveling, MVP hunting, PvP, or support gameplay.

Macros

Macros provide a quick way to use emotes, preset messages, and supported in-game commands without typing them repeatedly.

Press Alt + M to open the Macros window.

By default, the Alt + 0 through Alt + 9 shortcuts are assigned to standard emotes. You can replace these entries with:

• Emotes
• Custom phrases
• Supported in-game commands

After assigning a macro, press its corresponding shortcut at any time to use it instantly.

Common uses include:

• Party recruitment
• Trading messages
• Guild announcements
• Frequently used replies

Chat Features

The chat system includes several features that make communicating with other players easier.

Chat Rooms

Players can create public or private chat rooms for activities such as:

• Recruiting party members
• Buying or selling items
• Organizing events
• General discussions

To create a chat room:

• Press Alt + C
• or use:

/chat

To leave a chat room:

/q

Private Messages

Private messages allow you to communicate directly with another player.

If you are away from the keyboard, you can set an automatic reply using:

/am

You can also send messages directly to different chat channels:

• Begin a message with % to chat with your party.
• Begin a message with $ to chat with your guild.
• Press Ctrl + Enter to send directly to Party Chat.
• Press Alt + Enter to send directly to Guild Chat.
• Configure 1:1 chat behavior from the Friends window.

Blocking and private message settings are covered in the In-Game Commands section.

Emotes

Emotes are small character animations used to express reactions.

Open the Emote window by pressing:

Alt + L

or enter:

/emotion

Select an emote to display it above your character.

Player Interaction

Right-click another player to open the interaction menu.

Available options may include:

• Trade
• Private Message
• Party Invitation
• Guild Invitation
• Friend Request
• View Equipment

The available options depend on the player's settings and current situation.

NPC Interaction

NPCs can be identified by the name displayed above them.

To interact with an NPC:

• Move within range.
• Left-click the NPC.

Depending on the NPC, you may be able to:

• Accept quests
• Buy or sell items
• Teleport
• Access Storage
• Use server features
• Access Kafra services such as Storage, Cart Rental, Teleport, and Save Point
• Speak with Town Guards

If multiple options are available, simply select the desired option from the dialogue window.

Screenshots

Press Print Screen to save a screenshot to the Screenshots folder in your game directory.

Replay System

Comodo Party includes a built-in Replay System that lets you record and watch gameplay sessions.

Press Ctrl + R in-game to open the Replay window and start recording. Recorded replay files are saved in the Replay folder with the .rrf file extension.

To watch a replay, double-click ComodoReplay.bat in your game folder. Once the client starts, select the replay file you want to play from the Replay folder.

Sound Settings

Audio can be adjusted through the Options window or with chat commands.

Reducing sound or visual effects may improve performance on lower-end systems.

Tips

• Learn the shortcuts you use most often.
• Organize shortcut bars before difficult content.
• Enable Battle Mode if you need additional hotkeys.
• Use macros for messages that you send frequently.
• Lower visual effects in crowded areas to improve performance.

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