Ashita addons that are released and available through the launcher.
An alias based chat monitor to automatically execute commands based on chat events.
Updated 8 years ago
Enables mog house functionality in any zone. (Works on private servers, partially works on retail.)
Updated 8 years ago
An Ashita v3 addon that allows the user to change or remove the default mount music in Final Fantasy 11 Online.
Updated 5 years ago
Enables players to see all targets on the compass minimap regardless of what job they are on.
Updated 8 years ago
An addon that alters how the macro bars show in game. Removes the delay and instead shows the bars immediately. (Original application and full credit goes to Sorien. Converted to an Ashita addon by atom0s.)
Updated 8 years ago
Treasure pool manager that can automatically lot and pass items for you.
Updated 8 years ago
Creates log files of all incoming text to the players game client. Log files are named per-character and date they are written to for ease of management.
Updated 3 years ago
A small addon to capture and display links in a UI window that allows you to easily open them via the click of a button.
Updated 7 years ago
An addon that allows players to easily track and monitor items and key items on-screen. Useful for things such as Abyssea farming where needing multiple key items gets tedious to track. Includes a full UI editor for ease of use.
Updated 7 years ago
Get the results from your auction house purchase attempts instantly. No more delay waiting to find out if you won an item or not!
Updated 8 years ago
Allows players to customize the overall UI system theme.
Updated 8 years ago
IME is an addon that enables the Japanese IME toolbar on any language client. This allows you to type in Japanese regardless of what language your client is set to.
Updated 8 years ago
Display information about yourself and your targets.
Updated 4 years ago
Hides the boot loader used for private servers.
Updated 8 years ago
Allows GMs on private servers to still use previous command prefixes they are used to typing instead of the current DSP default. (Accepts @ and $ for prefixes, and will replace with ! as in current DSP.)
Updated 6 years ago
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