Recent content by mistahmikey

You log seems to indicate some sort of Chanko problem, but one thing for sure, your version of RB is a bit outdated - you should update everything you have to be the latest (e.g., I know ExBuddy has had some recent updates as well) and try again.

Your log indicates the problem is in RB. I have submitted your information to the support thread.

Change the gear set in the profile to match your CUL. The desynth tag messages indicated you have the older version of the tag. Please download it again from the first page and try again.

This will not touch anything in your armory - it will only attempt to desynthesize stuff in your bags. Read the description carefully (post #2), it explains how it works.

Aha - well, that is out of my control. I have only used this to desynth individual equipment pieces. The interface provided by mastahg, AFAIK, has no accommodation for desynthing stacks. Is that something you can do with the FFXIV GUI? If so, perhaps mastahg can add something that allows us...

Profile looks fine, so not sure why it is not working for you. Where did you put the DesynthTag.cs file?

Post your full profile. The stack dump does not appear to be emanating from DesynthTag, so something else in your profile must be amiss. You also need to make sure you put the DesynthTag.cs file somewhere under your Plugins directory for it to be loaded.

Attached you will find an INCREDIBLY DANGEROUS TAG!!!!!!! If you are not extremely careful how you use this, you can easily destroy items you have worked to obtain for years and years. Well, maybe I exaggerate, but you have been warned - don't come whining to me if this does something that...

FYI, had a very bad interaction between this script and Agil today. Came home to my toon repeatedly transitioning between almost reaching the mender, taking off flying in the other direction, and then landing a few feet away and running back towards the vendor. Hopefully I won't be getting a...

Is there any way to turn off the "return to hotspot" behavior that occurs when the gather finishes? It significantly adds to the perceived "bottiness" of a script. If there is currently no way to turn it off, could turning it off be added as an option? Thanks.