– Party: ACT will parse only the party you are in, including yourself. – None: ACT will parse everybody in the zone you are currently in. Parse Filter: This will filter out certain players from being parsed based on what you choose: Since ACT reads from the combat log, it must be set to the appropriate language.ġ1. Game Language: Set this option to the language that you are running your FFXIV client with. Disable Combat Log (reduces file size): Don’t check this, or else you won’t be able to parse!ġ0. Running ACT with administrative privilegesĩ. Fortunately there’s two ways to work around it: Disable Parsing from Network Data: UPDATE: This option was causing issues for many ACT users in the past. Memory Scan Speed: I usually leave this at Short Delay, but if you have a slower CPU or want to make ACT less CPU-intensive, switch to Long Delay.ħ. (For example, you are on one client with a Bard, and on another client with a Black Mage, this option would allow you to switch process IDs so you can parse whichever you are playing at the time.) In most cases, just leave this on Automatic.Ħ. FFXIV Process ID: This option allows you to latch on to specific FFXIV processes if you are using multiple FFXIV clients. (Similar to timers, I wouldn’t recommend touching this as there is a better plugin for it.)ĥ. Show Mini: Left-Clicking this opens a mini-parse window that you can move around. (I wouldn’t recommend touching FFXIV ACT timers, as there are better plugins for this that I will cover later on.)Ĥ. Show Timers: Left-Clicking this opens a box which displays timers (That you configure in the Custom Triggers tab). With those above settings, my HP overlays look something like this:ģ. NOTE: Setting the color value to “Black” like I have in that screenshot will hide the HP bar and only display the text. This is the section where you can configure your HP overlay for your targets. To configure this, head over to “FFXIV Overlay Settings”, as shown below. Show FFXIV Overlay: Clicking this enables your Target/Focus target HP overlay. SupeSupe: Ignore this setting for right now lol, this is part of a JP plugin that I will cover later on.Ģ. dll in your ACT folder and click Add/Enable plugin!įirst, I’ll run down the FFXIV Settings located under the Plugins tab:ġ. Go to Plugins tab in ACT, browse for the. dll in your ACT folder, you will need to enable the plugin via ACT! dll files, you can unblock it all at once by unblocking the. dll file you will see on this topic, you will have to unblock it before ACT can recognize it. After downloading the FFXIV ACT plugin (FFXIV_ACT_Plugin.dll), move it into the ACT directory. Below the client download, you will also notice that Ravahn’s parsing plugin is also available for download. With much thanks to Ravahn, it has also been brought to FFXIV! This is a parser that has been around since the days of EQ2, and exists in a variety of other MMOs such as SWTOR, Rift, Age of Conan and Aion. In its simplest form, it is a third-party MMO combat log parser that reads from your combat log and displays multiple types of outputs (Damage, Healing, Crit%, list goes on). – ACT stands for Advanced Combat Tracker.
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