Noguai, I don't know if anyone else mentioned this or not, but in the durability plug in it will not use the master repair hammer. My mind isn't clear right now so I can't remember the exact name of the hammer. It is the one that you can get from gobbies and the plug in says that it can be used but when I try to use it, nothing happens. The simple repair hammer tool works, and so does the golden hammer but just not the one that repairs all at once.
That's interesting. I will look into that issue.
I like it, it's like XBar, but not many setting, but it make me lag.
Could you please explain your problem more detailed? I really want to help, but I can't without detailed information.
What's wrong with the settings? There's a plugin menu (right click) and a config menu (left click; very bottom). These normally should be enough.
What's with your lag? (You probably mean FPS loss) Are you sure it's caused by ZZInfoBar? How intense is it? Did you try without any plugin installed? (To do that remove the ZZInfoBar_Plugins folder at ...\Runes of Magic\Interface\Addons\)
I can directly reach 4 different systems and tested ZZInfoBar there. The average FPS loss caused by ZZInfoBar on these systems is around 2 FPS with all plugins active.
Around half a year ago I did ask for some performance data from others. This is data from a PM I have still available:
Dalanis
- without Addons = 35 - 42
- with XBar = 25 - 30
- with ZZIB = 32 - 36
- with 80 Addons + XBar = 17 - 23
- with 80 Addons + ZZIB = 25 - 29
Logar
- without Addons = 45 - 50
- with XBar = 39 - 42
- with ZZIB = 45 - 50
- with 80 Addons + XBar = 28 - 30
- with 80 Addons + ZZIB = 35 - 40
With smashing the left mouse button on the menu icon and thus causing a animation constantly being played as well as constantly new animations being created to overwrite the old ones, I can cause an additional FPS loss of at maximum another 2 FPS. For comparison: Showing the standard game configuration window causes a FPS loss of 5-7 FPS on my system I'm currently writing this message on. So the impact of ZZInfoBar should normally be unnoticable.
Also measuring FPS in a MMO for comparison is a bit tricky. On the one side you may want some stuff happen but on the other one you need it happen always exact the same way so that it remains repeatable, which is of course not possible. Thus measurement uncertainty is too high to measure small fps differences.