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  20                 I currently maintain two silly little plugins for Final Fantasy
  21                 XIV.
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  33                 We'll start with the simple one. NICEDamage is a stupid,
  34                 half-day joke project I made to get to grips with FFXIV modding.
  35                 Final Fantasy XIV has damage numbers displayed on screen for all
  36                 attacks, from and to the player. Each of these numbers can have
  37                 an additional caption if they're affected a debuff or something,
  38                 e.g. sometimes on icnoming damage you'll see 5836! (15%
  39                 Parried). NICEDamage utilises this caption such that if a damage
  40                 number ends in 69, the caption reads NICE! That's it. It has
  41                 over ten <i>thousand</i> downloads.
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  53                 Ok, this one's a bit more complex. For another, previous
  54                 project, I bought a Launchpad Mini, a MIDI input device with RGB
  55                 lighting on each key. It looks like this.
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  61               product photo of the novation launchpad mini mk3. It's a
  62               keyboard-like device made up of a grid of translucent RGB
  63               squares."
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  66                 I got a little bit bored one weekend and decided to map this fun
  67                 device to Final Fantasy XIV's hotbars. It actually maps pretty
  68                 well - I put some different colour mapping in such that
  69                 cooldowns for the actions are demonstrated by the colour on the
  70                 button - and there's extra colours for when an action is combo'd
  71                 from another one. It's really cool, and I'm really happy with
  72                 it! It's fully mappable and should in-theory work with other
  73                 models of the launchpad.
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