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The official catalog

Built in, reviewed, and installed from inside the game. Open Addons → Browse and everything below is already there.

1.0.0 · MarshalX

Combat Meter

The Combat Meter panel on its Damage tab, reading 2,542 damage in 22s, last fight. Seven ability rows (Auto Shot, Measured Shot, Fell Shot, Fevered Draw, Venom Barb, Rattling Shot, Chain Arc) each show hits, crit rate, average and max, with the fill behind each row tinted by damage school, and a summary line reading hit 100%.
Rows tinted by damage school

What your damage and healing are made of: a row per ability with crit rate, average and biggest hit, plus your real miss and dodge rates and what is hitting you.

The game has its own meter, so this does not compete on party totals or threat. It answers what nothing in the game answers: what your damage and healing are made of.

  • combat

Declares net.read, world.read, ui, keys

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1.0.0 · MarshalX

Cooldown Bars (Example)

The Cooldowns panel, five draining bars ordered by time remaining: Rapid Fire 4.4s, Volley 5.8s, Counter Shot 10.4s, Wildheart 97.5s and Shellskin 155.5s, each with the ability's own icon.
Soonest ready at the top

A draining bar for every ability you have on cooldown, soonest ready at the top, with an exact bar for anything regenerating a charge.

The example to copy. Small enough to read in a sitting, and it teaches the one thing that is not obvious from the API: subscribe for the change, animate from the read.

  • combat
  • interface

Declares world.read, ui, keys

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1.0.0 · MarshalX

Dev Harness

Exercises every part of the addon API and reports what worked, so a loader change can be checked in the game rather than only in a test.

Every surface at once. It runs a check against each part of the API and reports what it found, which is also how the loader gets checked against a live game.

  • development

Declares net.read, world.read, ui, sound, keys, storage

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Trust

Everything here ships with the loader and cannot be removed, and its contents are reviewed. That is what makes it the trust anchor: it is the same repository as the loader itself.

Adding your own

A marketplace is a GitHub repository with an addons/ directory and a generated index. Open a pull request to publish through this one, or run your own.

Third-party marketplaces

You may add any repository as a source. Doing so means trusting whoever maintains it with your account, and the loader says so at that moment. None are listed here.