Thread: Sanahtlig's Kamihime Project Toolbox

Tool upgrade: Weapon skill enhancement calculator. I've added a custom table that tallies fodder usage across a SLVL range for just about ANY combination of fodder. This not only allows you to optimize fodder usage across the entire SLVL range for a weapon, but tells you how much you can expect to spend on Gem Gatcha to raise the SLVL for any given range (e.g., SLVL1 to SLVL20). Supports up to 3 different fodder types (+R, which is calculated automatically to achieve 100% success rate) at each SLVL.

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Bugfix: Damage comparisons between teams with different numbers of same-element kamihime
The bug reported on 8/23, where damage comparisons involving a team with fewer same-element kamihime were slightly underestimating damage, has now been completely fixed throughout the toolbox. This was time-consuming to fix, as it required a more complex damage calculation (with summations across the 5 team members) that had to be manually implemented in multiple places. My toolbox is now able to accurately model damage comparisons between teams with different numbers of same-element kamihime, a capability which users won't find anywhere else. Wondering if adding Cthulhu to your non-Water team will improve damage? Now you can find out!

While reviewing my damage calculations, I realized that Burst and Skill damage modifiers are only partially implemented; that is, they're used to scale buffs and eidolon effects, but not incorporated into the final damage modifier (e.g., going from a team of R to SSR will not change the damage modifier from increased Burst damage, but will modify the 'burst combo damage up' buff from eidolons). Fully implementing these could be worth looking into. However, changing the damage calculation throughout the sheet is currently very time-consuming, so I'd probably implement the new formula on one sheet only (likely the Advanced Damage Calculator).

I updated Slashley's Event Enyclopedia with the name of the boss eidolons for all future events through October 2017 (DMM), filling in the blanks that had been left by Slashley. This should be helpful for labeling and discussing these future events. I tried to interpolate the mythological names as they're known to us in English, but there may be some mistakes.

Ah, good idea. I originally wanted to leave them blank since there's no telling how Nutaku will translate them, but... ... that idea was from back when the spreadsheet didn't have Hime listed in it. And once I added upcoming Hime into there, I had to go into guessing territory.

Since I've been fixing Hime names as soon as Nutaku releases them, it only makes sense to fix the Event Eidolon names too. Didn't even think about that until now for some reason.

A user notified me that the procedure for accessing an editable copy of the spreadsheet wasn't working. Instead, users were forced to download an offline copy, click through several errors, and then use a bugged copy with the hyperlinking disabled.

To address this issue, I've revised the instructions as follows.

Sanahtlig's Kamihime Project Toolbox

Methods to copy the workbook:
With a Google account

1. Click the link.
2. Log into your Google Account (SIGN IN in the upper right hand corner).
3. Click 'File' > 'Make a copy'.

Without a Google account (disables hyperlinks)
Click 'File' > 'Download as' > XLSX or ODS. After several errors (if using Excel), hyperlinks will be disabled (Index page won't work).

New tool: Advent Calculator
I've added a tool by WhatIConceal that provides an easy way to track progress towards rewards for Advent events. Especially helpful since the in-game shop doesn't list the token requirements for successive exchange tiers, and since purchasing items before the end of an event is a bad idea (since you might get duplicates from drops). Updated with each new Advent event.

New tool: Accessory Enhancement Calculator
To address questions about accessory enhancement, I've made a tool that models that accessory enhancement process (assuming no great success procs), allowing you to see the result without committing your precious accessories and gems to oblivion. More importantly, it allows you to optimize the upgrade process to use fewer gems, as upgrading higher level items requires exponentially more gems. Therefore, you'll want to enhance in the fewest batches possible.

Tool upgrade: Ability Damage Calculator
Since I have Susanoo and I was curious how much her Awakening increases her skill damage, I added a simple Ability Damage Calculator to the existing Accessory Comparison Calculator. It might seem like an odd place to put it, but the main reason you'd want to look at this is to decide what accessories to equip. However, I haven't integrated it into the damage cycle analysis because it doesn't interest me at the moment.

Overall, looks like Susanoo's ability damage is pretty lackluster before her Awakening, but her Awakening nearly triples it. Since it took an Awakening to make Susanoo's ability worth buffing, that doesn't bode well for other characters.