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Calibration: fit the values to your real Combat Power
Manual readings (advanced)
- Record readings by hand instead of using the guided measurement.
- Each reading is a snapshot: the nodes you marked as owned, plus the Combat Power the game shows.
- The tool compares readings to work out how much Combat Power each stat point is worth. The numbers are measured as differences, so the best readings change one kind of stat at a time.
- Mark your nodes as owned so they match your game exactly (including Defiance and every filler node).
- Type your exact Combat Power (for example 103075) and press Record.
- Change a few nodes in the game, mirror that in the tool, type the new Combat Power and Record again.
Priorities: what the plan favours
- Priority order (default): rank every skill and stat by dragging. The planner fills the top of your list first.
- Maximum Combat Power: the planner uses the Combat Power each node is worth, from the default values or your own calibration.
To buy (number = order)
Owned
Owned, to remove
Click or drag on nodes to mark what you already own.Tap a node to see it and mark it as owned.
Calibration files from other people (combine them and set the defaults)
This is for collecting results from other players, for example so that every class gets default weights that were measured in the game. Here is how it works:
- Each player calibrates their own class and presses Export calibration results (.json) in the Calibration panel, then sends you the file.
- Load one or more of those files below (the file picker accepts several at once). A file that is a repeat, or is not a planner export, is rejected with a message.
- Each file keeps its own baseline, so one player's gear level can never distort another player's readings.
- For every class, the tool fits all of that class's files together and shows the Combat Power per node, how many files measured each stat, the range between files, and a flag when files disagree by more than 30%.
- "All classes together" is shown only for comparison, so you can see whether the classes really differ.
- Use as the default for [class] turns the measured values of that class into its default weights. Only values that were measured, and not marked weak, are used. Download calibrated defaults (.json) saves the same result as a file.
The files stay in this page only until you close it, so load them again whenever you want. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.