Selected Process ID: 0, Disable Network Data: False, Enable HP Scan: False, Dump All Network Data: True, Disable Combat Log: False, Selected IP:, WinPcap: False, Socket Filter: Trueįound Signature at offset Language ID: 1, Disable Damage Shield: False, Disable Combine Pets: True, Parse Filter: Alliance, DoTCrits: False, RealDoTs: False, Parse Potency: False I found nothing out of the ordinary in the log file, but when I run the debug options, I get the following error:
If FFXIV was recently updated, this may require an update to FFXIV_ACT_Plugin When I try to go into the plugin settings, I get the following error when trying to test the game connection for parse mode:įailed: Found FFXIV, but cannot detect one or more FFXIV memory signatures.
The ACT instalaltion seems fine, and is throwing no errors or notifications. From there, you should be able to load the addon.)Īfter I've done all that, whenever I try and run I get the following error "no file 'C:/Program Files (x86)/Windower4//plugins/libs/common.dll'Īs stupid as this sounds, I've tried downloading a generic common.dll from Windows, I've tried repeating the steps from start to finish, but to no avail? Again, I feel I'm just missing a simple step.I had to do a recent reinstall of ACT, and this new install is not parsing any data, or even recognizing mobs it seems. You can then unzip the icons.7z folder into your equipviewer folder. Finally, take the a file located in the Windower folder and place it in your Equipviewer folder. Then, take the files located in the core folder and place them there. I have gone through step by step, 5+ times to ensure all steps were taken (created a folder in your addons folder called Equipviewer. I've used the MAGA LUA before without any issues so I felt the core files to have them work was there.
I feel I'm missing something pretty simple but I just can't figure out what. I apologize if this has been asked before but I Googled my issue as well as went through the other threads and none seem to match my specific issue.
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