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Version: 1.09
Addon to show alliance DPS and damage in real time.
Abbreviation: //sb
This addon allows players to see their DPS live while fighting enemies. Party
and alliance member DPS is also dispalyed. In addition to DPS, each player's
total damage and their percent contribution is also displayed.
Notable features:
* Live DPS
* You can still parse damage even if you enable chat filters.
* Ability to filter only the mobs you want to see damage for.
* 'Report' command for reporting damage back to where you like.
DPS accumulation is active whenever anyone in your alliance is currently
in battle.
All in-game commands are prefixed with "//sb" or "//scoreboard", for
example: "//sb help".
Command list:
* HELP
Displays the help text
* POS <x> <y>
Positions the scoreboard to the given coordinates
* RESET
Resets all the data that's been tracked so far.
* REPORT [<target>]
Reports the damage. With no argument, it will go to whatever you have
your current chatmode set to. You may also pass the standard FFXI chat
abbreviations as arguments. Support arguments are 's', 't', 'p', 'l'.
If you pass 't' (for tell), you must also pass a player name to send
the tell to. Examples:
//sb report
Reports to current chatmode
//sb report l
Reports to your linkshell
//sb report t suji Reports in tell to Suji
* REPORTSTAT <stat> [<playerName>] [<target>]
RS <stat> [<playerName>] [<target>]
Reports the given stat. Supported stats are:
mavg, mrange, acc, ravg, rrange, racc, critavg, critrange, crit,
rcritavg, rcritrange, rcrit, wsavg, wsacc
'playerName' may be the name of a player if you wish to see only one player.
For 'target', with no argument, it will go to whatever you have
your current chatmode set to. You may also pass the standard FFXI chat
abbreviations as arguments. Support arguments are 's', 't', 'p', 'l'.
If you pass 't' (for tell), you must also pass a player name to send
the tell to.
Examples:
//sb reportstat acc
//sb rs crit
//sb rs crit p
//sb rs acc tell suji
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Thanks to Flippant for all of the helpful feedback and comments and to Zumi
for encouraging me to write this in the first place.