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The basic windows used in this game (hereinafter referred to as "windows") are the following five types.
Let's first start with the basic operations of the window, and we will explain the important parts for each window later.
Click the blue "↓" mark in the upper right corner of the window to minimize that window. The minimized window can be restored by clicking the icon.
Click the red "↑" mark to maximize that window (however, each window has a maximum size, so other than the battle window, it will not be displayed in full screen).
Click the red "↓↑" mark on the maximized window to return the window to the size you have set.
The size of the window can be freely set by "right-dragging" the corners around the window. The part labeled "<1>" at the bottom right of the window allows you to change the units displayed in that window by clicking "<" or ">".
It is very difficult to understand, but there are three types of marks on the right side of the window. Since the marks are hard to describe, I will explain them by color: "Green"... Open a new "Combat Window" for the unit set in that window. "Blue"... Open a new "MAP Window" for the unit set in that window. "Red"... Open a new "Status Window" for the unit set in that window.
Clicking will execute a function like this.