FFXI Synthesis Tracker

Tracks synthesis information for items crafted, materials used, material loss rates, total costs, gil earned or lost per item, and overall profit.

Features

• Synthesis Tracking: Tracks and displays total synthesis attempts, breaks, normal quality (NQ), and high-quality (HQ1-3) results.
• Materials Tracking: Shows the materials used or lost, along with both the total and their individual costs.
• Gil Calculations: Set the item and material costs prior to crafting, and the total gil earned / spent will update in real-time during the crafting session.
• Auto-Export Results: Synthesis results are exported to a log file when cleared to keep a record of your lifetime success rates and profits for each crafted item.
• In-Game Logs: Read previously exported results in-game.

How To Use

• Download ZIP and extract the SynthesisTracker folder to \Windower\Addons.
• If you're unable to locate your Windower folder, right click Windower.exe and select Open file location.
• Type //lua l synthesistracker or //lua load synthesistracker into the game's chat, or into the Windower console if you omit the //.
• Alternatively, navigate to init.txt located in \Windower\Scripts and add lua load synthesistracker at the bottom. Save the .txt file and then type //reload in the game's chat, or reload into the Windower console. The addon will now load automatically every time Windower is initialized.

Addon Commands - //st <command>

• //st <on / start>: Enable synthesis tracking (enabled by default).

• //st <off / stop>: Disable synthesis tracking.

• //st <clear / c>: Clear tracked synthesis results (and export results if auto-export is enabled).

• //st <export / e>: Export tracked synthesis results.

  • Note: Results are exported to windower\addons\SynthesisTracker\Results\<Character>\<Item>\YYYY-MM-DD.log

• //st <autoexport>: Toggles auto-exporting for your tracked synthesis information (enabled by default)

• //st <cost>: Set the cost of an item or material for gil tracking.

  • Arguments:
    • //st <cost> <item name> <item cost> <cost divisor (optional)>
  • Examples:
    • Input: //st cost cyan coral 1126125 > Output: Cyan Coral >> Cost: 1,126,125.00
    • Input: //st cost eschite ore 6000000 12 > Output: Eschite Ore >> Cost: 500,000.00
  • Note: You do not need to wrap the item name in quotes. Everything between <cost> and <item cost> is concatenated into a string.

• //st file: Read a previously logged file in-game.

  • Arguments:
    • //st <file> <character> <item name> <YYYY-MM-DD>
  • Examples:
    • //st file yosna silver thread 2020-12-16
    • //st file yosna cursed cuisses today
  • Note: today can be used instead of <YYYY-MM-DD> and it will display the most recently tracked synthesis results for an item that day.

  License

  This project is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.