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Getting started

From download to your first game with the overlay running. Nothing to configure by hand, and nothing that clicks for you until you say so.

Read this first

Play League in Borderless or Windowed, not exclusive fullscreen. Exclusive fullscreen can stop any overlay from drawing on top of the game, and it’s the single most common reason nothing appears.

What you need

  • Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. macOS and Linux aren’t supported and aren’t planned.
  • League of Legends installed. NoxuTFT finds the window on its own and places itself over it.
  • Nothing else. No .NET prerequisite, no driver, no separate overlay download.

Install

Your licence comes with the installer — start from pricing — then run it. There are no prerequisites — no .NET download, no driver, no browser extension. The overlay ships inside the installer.

Windows may show a SmartScreen warning on a freshly released build. That’s a reputation score, not a verdict: every new release starts from zero and the warning fades as more people install it. Click More info → Run anyway, after checking the file came from noxutft.com and not a mirror.

Activate your licence

Launch NoxuTFT and sign in with the username and password from your purchase email, or paste the activation key you were given. The app remembers the session — you won’t be asked again on this machine.

Bought with crypto or PayPal? Your credentials appeared on the checkout page the moment the payment confirmed, and were emailed to you as well.

Launch League of Legends

Start League as you normally would. NoxuTFT detects the window and positions itself over it — no screen region to drag, no resolution to declare, no hotkey to press to make the overlay appear. Alt-tabbing doesn’t break it.

Start NoxuTFT before or during the game rather than after a match has already begun; it attaches to the League window when it finds it.

Pick a comp

The home screen lists the compositions for the current patch, ranked, with their average placement and top-4 rate. Pick one and it becomes the comp the overlay reasons about: the augment grades, the board suggestions and the auto-buy targets all follow from it.

Prefer your own plan? The comp builder lets you place units on the board and shows the win rate for each hex as you go. Saved comps appear in the overlay next game.

The NoxuTFT home screen listing compositions with tier, units, items and average placement
This is the screen you land on. Tier, levelling plan, difficulty, the units and their items, then average placement, top 4, win rate and sample size. Picking a row here is what the augment grades and board suggestions are measured against for the rest of the game.

Queue

That’s the setup done. Each overlay appears when the round actually needs it rather than all at once, so a quiet screen early on is normal.

What you’ll see in your first game

  • Copy counters on the shop — how many of each champion are left in the pool.
  • A grade on each augment, scored against the comp you picked rather than a global average.
  • A board panel naming which units to add, keep and bench.
  • Arrows on the board showing where to move units before the fight.
  • A level-up marker when levelling beats rolling.

The HUD reference explains each one, including what it waits for before appearing. Anything that clicks for you — auto-buy, auto-roll, auto-XP — stays off until you turn it on; read automation first.

Copy counters shown under each champion in the TFT shop
The first thing most people notice. The number under each shop unit is how many copies of it are left in the lobby’s shared pool — the one piece of information the game itself never shows anyone.

Updating

NoxuTFT checks for a new version each time it starts and asks before updating. Nothing installs behind your back. What changed is on the changelog.

Need more help?

Troubleshooting covers SmartScreen, licence errors and the overlay not attaching. Or email support@noxutft.com.