Settings
From DKPLP Doc
The tab named settings contains information on the parse settings that will control how the calculations are made.
Note: Any changes made to any of these configuration values will require that you reparse the log file before the changes take effect. Changes made do not affect the currently loaded data set.
Parse mode
The parse mode decides how logs should be interpreted.
Parsed times are in UTC
If the parsed times are in UTC checkbox is checked then DKP Log Parser assumes that the times provided in the log are given in UTC. Otherwise the checkbox should not be checked.
Action taken with unknown players
The action taken with unknown players details the action that should be taken when an unknown player is found while parsing. The following actions are available.
- Add
- Adds the player to the member list.
- Ignore
- Does nothing, they are included in the result without being members. This will usually trigger as suspected error.
- Remove
- Removes the player from the parse, so that the only people who are included in the result are actual members.
Day separator
The day separator is the hour (0-23) which the parser should consider the day boundary. For example: if this setting is 12 then a log taken at 11:50 and one taken at 12:10 will be considered to be from different days.
Hour offset (added to parsed times)
The hour offset is the number of hours here are added to the parsed time. It's mostly a cosmetic setting which is useful if the guild expects the times to be represented in some other time zone.
Minimum reward interval participant count
The minimum reward interval participant count is the least number of participants that have to in a reward interval for it not to be ignored when parsing. If the parser finds an interval that has a strictly lesser number of participants then it is ignored. Setting this value to 0 effectively turns this option off.
Additionally in classic mode this setting controls the minimum number of participants in a snapshot. If a snapshot contains a strictly lesser number then it's ignored.
Default reward interval padding (seconds)
The default reward interval padding is the default value that the reward interval padding should have (in seconds). I.e. the value that the reward interval uses if there is none other has been specified.
Reward interval padding (from first interval)
The Reward interval padding (from first interval) is used to set different padding values for reward intervals across the raid, starting with the first reward interval.
Example
A raid has four reward intervals and the following is entered into the textbox.
400, 200
Lets also say that the default reward interval padding is set to 100. The following will then be the log grace periods for the four intervals.
- 400
- 200
- 100
- 100
Use preprocessor
Checking the use preprocessor checkbox activate the preprocessor functionality. Hence any log that is parsed will first be sent through all preprocessors defined by the preprocessor location.
Preprocessor location
Providing the above use preprocessor option is enabled, this field can contain a list of preprocessors that will handle the log file, in order, before the results are handed back to be parsed for DKP by DKP Log Parser. Preprocessors can be remote, and accessed via XML-RPC, in which case a http:// url is expected, or they can be a local groovy script, in which case a groovy:// url is expected. If a sequence of preprocessors is desired, then a list can be entered, separated by commas.
