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Bartender (v1.1.5.0)

Bartender is a FFXIV plugin which allows you to save and load your hotbars, mimicking vanilla's /hotbar copy command.

This implementation allows you to have virtually an infinite number of hotbar configurations (profiles).

Please create an issue if you find any bugs or want to see a new feature.

Features

  • A GUI to save/load hotbar profiles.
  • /barload <profile name> is used to load (and populate) one or multiple hotbars with the saved icons.
  • /barclear <profile name> clears the bars used by the profile of any icons.
  • Automation of profile loading with conditions.

Word to gamepad players: Bartender doesn't support cross hotbars.

Planned features

  • Currently none

Usage

Basic usage goes as so: -> Create a new profile. -> Fill your bars with actions. -> Click Save current hotbars. -> Check the hotbars you want to use/load.

You can then load your profile using the /barload <profile name> command inside the chat, in the config or in a macro.

Variables

You can use variables inside /barload and /barclear.
To do so, put the name of the variable between {} (e.g: {job})
Example: /barload {jobShort}-test is the same as /boarload RPR-test (if you're currently a Reaper)
The currently available variables are:

  • job - This is the name of the class/job in the game's lang. Warning: in some languages, this name is all lowercase. (e.g: reaper)
  • jobshort - This is the abbreviated name of the class/job (e.g: RPR)
  • lvl - The level of your current class/job

Note: The case doesn't matter for the variable name. job will be parsed the same as jOB.

Profiles Hotbar

Bartender allows you to display a permanent configurable hotbar-like interface on your HUD displaying your profiles.
This allows you to not waste actual hotbar spaces for your macros if you don't wish to use them.