Damage parser

[jasonb]

<DIV>Hi,</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>I was wondering if anyone had any insight as to where I could find a good dps parser that uses the eq2 interface.</DIV> <DIV>Specifically one that will track dps for raids etc..</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>Thank you kindly</DIV> <DIV> </DIV>

[Raidi Sovin'faile]

<P>ACT (Advanced Combat Tracker, found <A href="http://home.maine.rr.com/eqaditu/ACT/" target=_blank>here</A>) has an export option to send info to a window in-game that uses EQ2's in game html functions (tutorial found <A href="http://home.maine.rr.com/eqaditu/ACT/HTMLWindow/" target=_blank>here</A>). You can even see the graphs in there if you want.</P> <P>Personally, I find that it takes up way too much real estate in my view if I have it running, at best I was able to bring it down to about the size of my combat info window and place it there... but I'd end up with the same info that I had before. </P> <P>I already run in windowed mode, taking up nearly the entire screen, but leaving a little of the desktop on top and the taskbar on bottom free for when I want to switch to other things quickly. I'm already pretty used to just clicking down on the taskbar and bringing up ACT to quickly get info if I need it.</P> <P>However.. if you aren't, and/or can't be set up like that, then ACT's in game html export might be what you are looking for.</P>

[IanTheRed]

If you happen to have a Logitech G15 keyboard ACT will display the parse in the LCD screen as well as AE timers etc. Very usefull<div></div>

[jasonb]

<DIV>Thank you for the responses guys. Very helpful!</DIV>