World of Warships – How to Hide Interface (UI)

Intro

The Screenshots section is filling up with memorable images from battles – showing both battle results and ships in battle and port. However, many newer players might not know a few tricks to make their screenshots more impressive and remove the clutter of port and battle interfaces.

This guide is not supposed to give a complete view of camera controls, but more a simple primer on the basic tools – let’s hope it helps!

Now, without much ado… Step 1: Hide interface in port.

Hide Interface in Port

Do you want to show off your new ship in port, but don’t want the scenery spoiled by your carousel? Easy solution – just press and hold the right mouse button, after a short time the interface vanishes and you can line up your screenshot.

Same trick works even when viewing details of the ships in port:

That’s it for the port – next stop: How to do the same in battle!

Hide Interface in Game

Port screenshots are done… Now let’s say you are in game and want to take a screenshot, but again don’t want to have the interface showing (after all if you have a nice scenic shot, you do not want the minimap to spoil the view)…

How to get rid of it? Easy!

Just press Ctrl+G and…

There you go! Last but not least, you can take great screenshots even after you are out of the game: let’s check out the postmortem camera in the next chapter.

Post-Mortem Camera

One of ways how to get nice shots – be it of the wreck of your ship gently slipping under the waves, friendly ships or of any other thing on a map – is post – mortem camera. You may use it to track your allies (or their planes)… Or you can use it to roam the map free by enabling the free floating camera.

List of commands:

  • Next Allied Ship – LMB
  • Previous Allied Ship – RMB
  • Track squadrons (for Carriers) – 2-9 (same way you select them when playing a carrier yourself)
  • Track Object under cursor (friendly only) – Space (This can be used to track friendly planes etc.)
  • Free camera – Left Shift – Camera floats wherever you want, you can steer it using these keys:
  • Movement – WASD or Arrow Keys
  • Rotation – Mouse
  • Zoom – Mouse Wheel
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