Nice and simple, this just shows you what your immediate and average FPS is. Or you could say /coord 10.4 19.5 to put your marker at (10.4, 19.5) in whatever map zone you're currently in. So, for example, you can paste in /coord x30, y=12.2:dhona and get a map flag at (30.0, 12.2) in Mor Dhona. Basically, looks for the first number (which can include a decimal point) and treats that as the x coordinate, then looks for the second (again, can have a decimal) and uses that as the y coordinate, and then if there's a colon ( :) after that, everything past the colon is a partial map-zone name to look for and put the flag in. It tries really well to extract coordinates from what you write, and can even take a partial map-zone name as well if you're not marking your current area. For instance, if you use wikis or the like to locate specific things, you can take the coordinates and use the /coord command to place your map marker there without having to find the actual site on your map and control-click there yourself. This one is mostly useful if you end up with world coordinates outside the game that you want to place a flag at inside the game. You can even make additional messages from the same person show up in the same bubble, expanding it to fit, instead of adding another one. Once installed, you can configure it to choose which chat channels get bubbles, as well as the text colour of the speech in those bubbles - no background colour control, so light text is basically unreadable - as well as how long the bubble stays. This is a bit niche, but if you have trouble tracking who's talking or you just like the slight immersion of having player speech show up in bubbles over the speaker's head, this is for you. It's fairly self-explanatory, but if you want to use the coordinate controls, switch to rotation mode in the furnishing editor and select the item. Once installed, just use /bdth to open the interface. This is the plugin version of it, rather than the external program version. You can float things in midair, half-bury stuff in the ground, overlap items, whatever you like. Burning Down The HouseīDTH is a tool that allows you to position furnishings (indoor and outdoor, but be careful not to be obvious about it!) anywhere as long as you can place it down. You might be interested in the webhook utility for that if you need a translation layer. The posted message is in the kind of format for a basic discord webhook and can't be changed, so while you can easily have your client post alerts about roulette bonuses to a discord channel if you want, any other (custom) receivers will need to be able to extract the roulette and role from a human-readable message in a string in a JSON object. In fact, you can even tell it not to do chatlog messages and only do webhooks. You can also congifure webhooks that this plugin will post messages to for the role/roulette alerts that you enable. More specifically, you toggle alerts overall for a roulette, and then select the roles you're interested for that roulette, so you can pick different roles for different duty roulettes. You can toggle each roulette individually so you only get alerts for the ones you want to play (nobody ever wants to do the MSQ roulettes, right?) and only for the specific roles you want. It adds a chatlog message whenever a configured roulette switches to a selected role bonus. If you do a lot of duty roulettes, you'll love this one. Just right click the "custom repo " link, copy the address, and paste it into the Dalamud settings window, in the Experimental tab, then hit the + button to add it. Each is given a number, but that's only to identify them in this document - you can add them in any order, skip ones you don't want, add others first, whatever you want. Plugins that require custom repositories will indicate the repository they require. Any of these "third party" or "unofficial" plugins will show up in the plugin browser list like the "official" ones do, and can be automatically updated by Dalamud the same way. In your in-game plugin browser, hit the Settings button, go to the Experimental tab, and you can paste those URLs in to tell Dalamud to read those repos and their plugins as well. In addition to the base "official" repo, plugin authors can now publish their own repos with the same structure and provide the URL to it.
I use several "custom" plugin repositories, which is a feature that Dalamud recently (as of this writing) implemented.
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You're free to disagree and I welcome things like typo corrections and clarification requests, but please don't try to "correct" my opinions in this article.
This is a much more opinion-based guide than the others, since it's my own personal recommendations, rather than a walkthrough for something.
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