On point 3 -- there are 3 modules which contain export/import feature, /lck, /lmas and /lmac (assuming you have all of these add-ons installed). You can preconfigure and select which accounts/characters info to export, then it generates a string that can be imported on another PC in *any* of these modules (i.e., you need to use the particular module to export, but any of them can import all the data).

You can then copy/paste that string and save it in onedrive, email, any messenger, wherever.

It also contains timestamps and stuff which automatically deal with the data freshness issues (i.e., you export data including character X on PC1 and PC2, then import both on PC3, it will get handled correctly).

Edit: and this also handles multiple accounts, yes.

Is there a way to, for example, determine in an armor piece in your inventory is using a known style/motif via a tooltip? I'm in the process of trying to make such an addon, but am stuck trying to link armor pieces to their corresponding motif pages and such. Any ideas?

Thank you for the reply. Really enjoying this addon. Thank you for taking the time to create it. It, and you are appreciated.

Hi there, wondering if there is a way, when you open the character knowledge window, to show only the things your character knows? And not the things they do not, please?

Or, at least order the things already known at the top?

Love this addon.


I have four accounts that can log in here (my account and my three children also), and we routinely have to use different computers. Usually I get each account logged into my main one in order to consolidate the lists, but there are three outstanding unsolved issues:

1) Tracking Style Pages and Runebox collection over multiple accounts - Unknown Tracker does this (adds the tooltip as @me, @kid1, @kid2, @kid3 and lights up each in accordance if they have it on the account or not).

2) Some collectible/fragment objects are tracked within the game and state if you have the collectible that you create from it. Examples of this type of collectible may be Public Dungeon items (Psijic Snowglobe parts, Mummified Alfiq parts, etc) - it would be good if CK could tell us whether we own the finished product or not.

3) How could I export a list from one computer and merge it into another in a couple of easy steps? If this functionality doesn't exist - no biggie - but if I could easily just throw an exported file into OneDrive and click a magic button to import it into the files of another computer without having to log in, that would be nice. Not something to die on a hill for, but it would be nice.

Any suggestions on how to find out what goes wrong there?

This is a great addon, I like it a lot. We have many characters, many accounts, and it's still easy to use.

UPDATE: Solved! After some code browsing, I realized Loot Log was responsible for the symbols related to Character Knowledge tracking, and Loot Log was not enabled for the character that wasn't seeing symbols. Enabled it for that character and all is well now. :-)

Might help others if description page indicated some features depend on Loot Log also being active?

Design and programming is BRILLIANT. Really well structured (love the inheritance of defaults from global -> server -> account -> character), and implements exactly the options I need to see which Alt is "next in line" for a particular recipe, motif, or plan.

THANK YOU @65536!


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Fantastic addon. I am, however, having a problem with (1) character (my 9th, most recently created).

The addon is enabled for all characters and tracking of all items is enabled for all characters.

The tooltips (showing recipe/plan/motif knowledge by character) work for all characters. The extended journal, character knowledge tab works for all characters.

BUT.... On just character #9 -- the symbol overlays (with plus sign or pips) are not displayed for any items (recipes, motifs, or plans).

I "reset" the database and settings to defaults while on that character. Character Knowledge rescanned and the "Extended Journal, Character Knowledge" page displays correctly. But still, going to bank or store listings -- none of the items have the circular symbol overlay.

Logged on/off of the other 8 characters, so their knowledge could be added. They all work fully, including the symbols.

Logging on to character #9 again, he still has no symbols shown on any items. Extended Journal, Character Knowledge displays and tooltips have all characters listed correctly (including correct order and color coding for known/unknown). But no symbols on anything.

What could be the problem here?

Hey code65536,

I got this report about a recipe filter and I guess your filter plugin maybe the one throwing the error here?

Please have a look if you can help M-Ree here, if it's your plugin she is using.

As I find the time I'll see if something needs to be fine-tuned directly at AF there too.
But for the moment all filter plugins work so I'm not sure why the invertion with this one wouldn't.

When viewing bank inventory, if I choose Unknown -> (specific character) from the drop-down on the Consumables -> Recipes tab, then right-click and choose Invert Filter: (character), the inversion does not apply, giving following message in the chat window:
[08:31] [AF]Original callback function of dropdown entry was not found for filterType 2!

It works correctly when viewing the general inventory, or e.g., guild banks.

Hi there, this is really a great addon.
Would it be possible to have more groups or to be able to set the order of the characters in the same group?
I really have a lot of characters^^
tyvm

Came here from Loot Log, love the item tooltips showing which other motif pages I am missing, wonderful!
Is there or could there be an option to always only show the highest priority character instead of always including the current character?
Many thanks!

EDIT: As it maybe is just me wishing for this functionality, I quickly changed Tooltips.lua line 26 from
local includedCharIds = { [CharacterKnowledge.charId] = true }
to
local includedCharIds = {}
on my end.

Clearly written and well understandable code