Utilities

See also: Links: Game utilities and EverQuest Inventory Report

Here are some EverQuest and game utilities.

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• Discord

EQDKP Plus

• EQDKP Plus - DKP stands for Dragon Kill Points, which are just a name for awarding points to guild members for attending raids and tracking loot purchases. EQdkp Plus supports a lot of Games, you can easily connect it with your board and it's a full featured CMS.

Legality

See also Game rules.

Are third party programs allowed by Daybreak? The answer is yes, as long as they don't cheat. Here are some quotes from Daybreak explaining:

“	I'm not gonna create a list of approved programs, however I will say that common sense is more than enough to tell if you are cheating. Parsing - Not cheating Item Collectors - Not cheating Program that has autofire button (and you are still in the general vicinity of the keyboard) - Not cheating Swimming on auto-run into a corner to raise up swimming - Not cheating Cheating - not allowed. If it's reasonable and not unfair it's not cheating. If it gives you an unfair advantage and allows you to do things that can't be normally done in game it's cheating.	”
— Piestro, EQ Community Relations

“	We don't tend to endorse specific software (who knows what might be added in the next release). Window management software and key replication (although not automation) are both allowed however.	”
— Piestro EQ Senior Community Relations Manager

ISBoxer

ISBoxer is premium multiboxing software.

“	It [I.S. Boxer] is not in and of itself against our rules. It can be used, especially in conjunction with other programs, to violate rules. And for Everchanter's benefit I will include an obligatory "shhhhhhh!"	”
— Piestro, EQ Senior Community Relations Manager, October 24, 2012

“	You should be able to use I S Boxer now on Rizlona. Let us know if there are still issues.	”
— niente, EQ Developer, May 28, 2020

GamTextTriggers

• GamTextTriggers at EQ Resource

GamTextTriggers is an overlay tool which searchs for phrases in your log, when found will trigger a graphic or audio response. GamTextTriggers is similar to the in game audio triggers, but the result can be a timer counting down, a line of text flashed up on screen, playing an audio file, or using text-to-speech to speak some text for you.

• GamTextTriggers v1.0.0
• GamTextTriggers v1.0.0 (no installer)
• Features and Instructions

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GINA

Introducing Gimagukk's Incantatory Notation Apparatus (GINA), a log monitoring application that provides audio and visual feedback based on triggers you either define or import. GINA builds on many of the great features introduced by Gamanern of GamboSoft.com in GamTextTriggers like Text to Speech, text overlays, and in-game trigger sharing, and adds on features such as multiple character monitoring, trigger organization, and more sharing options. GINA is primarily developed with EverQuest in mind, but theoretically may work with other log-based programs as well.

• GINA website
• GINA tutorial (player created)
• Daybreak forum thread on optimizing GINA
• Fix for GINA crashing upon start

EQ Log Parser

• README.md with link to download
• YouTube: EQ Log Parser: Trigger Manager Setup