(by deleting %AppData%\XIVLauncher\installedPlugins\FFLogsLookup
)
There has been a breaking update roughly around April 30th 2021.
A Dalamud plugin to display an inspected character's parses directly in the inspect window!
install for a brief setup tutorial & type /ffll
in-game to configure!
This plugin aims to provide a simple way of browsing an inspected character's parse records from the FFLogs website. By displaying the current tier's percentiles achieved by the character below their character portrait, the user can get a quick glimpse of another player's performance.
Should the character not have have an FFLogs userpage tied to their username, the display will be adjusted accordingly- the same applies for if a character's parses have been hidden.
Additionally, the plugin can be configured to look and feel
more personal, allowing for a X and Y offset to be specified
through the configuration menu accessible via the command /ffll
,
normal parses can also be defaulted to if no savage parses are found.
Should this be the case, a Normal
label will be displayed underneath
the parse entries in the inspect window.
You can also click the parses to open a link to the character's FFLogs page!
- Clean up the code because it's getting messy very fast
- Add a way for the player to choose the rendering method of the percentiles
(currently the ImGui is causing some problems where other game windows will not be drawn over the percentiles and that's ugly and annoying)
- Between ImGui and in-game rendering (by injecting AtkTextNodes into the inspect window directly)
- Add a way to check whether or not an inspect character's clears were bought or not (not 100% accurate as clears could also simply not be logged, but that's sus)
- Add support/testing for more tiers in the tier selector
- Change the way the tier selector looks and is used (it's gonna get cramped fast if I add more tiers in there)
- Add command aliases to toggle on/off config options without having to use the config window (so that it can be put in a macro for ease of access)