### Complete Character Profile Example

Source: https://context7.com/simulationcraft/simc/llms.txt

A comprehensive example of a SimulationCraft character profile. It includes definitions for character stats, consumables, precombat actions, main rotation, single-target and AoE rotations, and detailed equipment with enchantments and gems.

```ini
# Character Definition
deathknight="MID1_Death_Knight_Frost"
source=default
spec=frost
level=90
race=pandaren
role=attack
position=back
talents=CsPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMDwMjZMmZY2mZmZmZxMjMjxMDzw4BMzgZmZmZAAAAAAAAAwY2GYALglhJkxCmZMzMwMAGmZAmBM

# Consumables
potion=potion_of_recklessness_2
flask=flask_of_the_shattered_sun_2
food=silvermoon_parade
augmentation=void_touched
temporary_enchant=main_hand:thalassian_phoenix_oil_2/off_hand:thalassian_phoenix_oil_2

# Precombat Actions
actions.precombat=snapshot_stats
actions.precombat+=/variable,name=trinket_1_sync,op=setif,value=1,value_else=0.5,condition=trinket.1.has_use_buff&talent.pillar_of_frost

# Main Rotation
actions=auto_attack
actions+=/call_action_list,name=variables
actions+=/call_action_list,name=trinkets
actions+=/call_action_list,name=cooldowns
actions+=/run_action_list,name=aoe,if=active_enemies>=3
actions+=/run_action_list,name=single_target

# Single Target Rotation
actions.single_target=obliterate,if=buff.killing_machine.react=2
actions.single_target+=/frost_strike,if=!variable.rp_pooling
actions.single_target+=/obliterate,if=buff.killing_machine.react&!variable.rune_pooling

# AoE Rotation
actions.aoe=frostscythe,if=buff.killing_machine.react&active_enemies>=3
actions.aoe+=/glacial_advance,if=!variable.rp_pooling
actions.aoe+=/obliterate

# Equipment
head=relentless_riders_crown,id=249970,bonus_id=40/6935/12676,gem_id=240983
neck=amulet_of_the_abyssal_hymn,id=250247,bonus_id=6935/13355,gem_id=240908/240908
shoulders=shoulderplates_of_frozen_blood,id=50234,bonus_id=12806/13577
chest=relentless_riders_cuirass,id=249973,enchant_id=7987
hands=relentless_riders_bonegrasps,id=249971
legs=relentless_riders_legguards,id=249969,enchant_id=8159
feet=greaves_of_the_unformed,id=249381
finger1=platinum_star_band,id=193708,gem_id=240908,enchant_id=7967
finger2=sindorei_band_of_hope,id=249919,gem_id=240908,enchant_id=7967
trinket1=gaze_of_the_alnseer,id=249343
trinket2=light_company_guidon,id=249344
main_hand=bellamys_final_judgement,id=249277,enchant_id=3368
```

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### Compare Trinket Configurations

Source: https://context7.com/simulationcraft/simc/llms.txt

Illustrates how to define and compare different trinket setups using 'profileset'. This is useful for testing the impact of various trinket combinations on character performance.

```simulationcraft
profileset."Trinket A"=trinket1=some_trinket,id=12345
profileset."Trinket B"=trinket1=other_trinket,id=67890
```

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### Configure Ability Mechanics and Resources in C++

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Coded_flags

Examples of setting core ability properties such as damage school, resource requirements, target counts, and multistrike behavior using C++ syntax.

```cpp
school = SCHOOL_PHYSICAL;
resource_current = RESOURCE_RAGE;
aoe = 2; // Ability deals damage to 2 targets.
may_multistrike = 1;
```

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### Set Enemy Starting Health (Simulationcraft)

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Enemies

Allows manual setting of an enemy's initial health for simulations, overriding automatic calculation. Useful for testing specific health thresholds or phases.

```simulationcraft
enemy=Fluffy_Pillow
enemy_health=27000000
```

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### Compare Trinkets

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Examples

Compares the effectiveness of different trinkets by running a simulation with specified trinket configurations for a character.

```simulationcraft
profile.simc

copy=john_evil_twin
trinket1=heart_of_ignacious,id=65110
trinket2=shard_of_woe,id=60233

html=trinkets_comparison.html
```

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### Import Character from Battle.net

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Examples

Imports a character from Battle.net and saves the profile to a specified file. Supports importing the active or inactive specialization.

```simulationcraft
armory=us,illidan,john
save=profile.simc
```

```simulationcraft
armory=us,illidan,john,spec=inactive
save=profile_offspec.simc
```

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### Define Tank Dummies in Simulationcraft

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Enemies

Demonstrates how to configure various types of tank dummies using the tank_dummy and tank_dummy_type commands. The simulation can infer the dummy type based on the name if the type is omitted.

```SimC
#Create a Weak Tank Dummy named Alice
tank_dummy=Alice
tank_dummy_type=weak

#Create a Dungeon Tank Dummy named Bob
tank_dummy=Bob
tank_dummy_type=dungeon

#Create a Raid Tank Dummy
tank_dummy=Raid

#Create a Mythic Tank Dummy
tank_dummy=Bob_Mythic
```

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### Set Initial Combo Points (Simulationcraft)

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Rogues

Configures the starting number of combo points for a character at the beginning of a fight. The value must be between 0 and 5, inclusive.

```plaintext
initial_combo_points=2
```

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### Declare Dummy Item in Simulationcraft

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Equipment

This example demonstrates the basic syntax for declaring a dummy item in Simulationcraft. It shows how to specify a slot and an item name, resulting in a basic item with no specific stats or properties.

```simulationcraft
# The following line is valid but it only adds a dummy helmet with no stats.
head=earthen_helmet
```

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### Basic Simulationcraft Utility Actions

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/ActionLists

Examples of utility actions including auto-attack synchronization, stat snapshotting, buff cancellation, item usage, and mana restoration.

```Simulationcraft
actions+=/auto_attack,sync_weapons=1
actions+=/snapshot_stats
actions+=/cancel_buff,name=raging_blow,if=buff.raging_blow.stack=2
actions+=/use_item,name=shard_of_woe,if=cooldown.evocation.remains>86
actions+=/restore_mana,mana=500
```

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### Pre-Combat Actions in SimulationCraft

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/blob/midnight/engine/class_modules/apl/hunter/mm_ptr.txt

Defines actions to be executed before combat begins. These are typically non-harmful setup actions like snapshotting stats or summoning pets. It includes conditional logic based on talents and enemy count.

```SimulationCraft
# Executed before combat begins. Accepts non-harmful actions only.
actions.precombat=snapshot_stats
actions.precombat+=/summon_pet,if=talent.unbreakable_bond
actions.precombat+=/use_item,name=algethar_puzzle_box
actions.precombat+=/aimed_shot,if=active_enemies<3|talent.black_arrow&talent.headshot
actions.precombat+=/steady_shot
```

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### Configure Raid Events in SimulationCraft

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/RaidEvents

Examples of defining raid events such as damage, movement, and add spawns. These snippets demonstrate the use of cooldowns, durations, statistical standard deviations, phase constraints, and explicit timestamps.

```SimulationCraft
# Basic periodic events
raid_events+=/damage,amount=20000,cooldown=10
raid_events+=/movement,cooldown=30,distance=40

# Movement with duration
raid_events+=/movement,cooldown=30,duration=15

# Events with statistical distribution
raid_events+=/movement,cooldown=30,cooldown_stddev=10,duration=10,duration_stddev=5

# Events with bounds
raid_events+=/movement,cooldown=30,cooldown>=28,cooldown<=32,duration=15
raid_events+=/movement,cooldown=30,duration=15,duration>=14,duration<=16

# Phase-based scheduling
raid_events+=/movement,cooldown=30,duration=15,first=120
raid_events+=/movement,cooldown=30,duration=15,last=180
raid_events+=/adds,count=5,first_pct=50,cooldown=30,duration=10,last=120,pull=2,pull_target=BOSS_angry_giant

# Explicit timestamp triggering
raid_events+=/vulnerable,duration=10,timestamps=20:50:120
```

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### Configure Combat Duration Parameters

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Options

Examples for setting combat length using max_time, vary_combat_length, and fixed_time parameters. These settings control how long a simulation runs and how combat length varies across iterations.

```SimC
max_time=400

max_time=200
vary_combat_length=0.1

max_time=300
vary_combat_length=0.0
fixed_time=1
```

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### Conditional Potion and Auto Attack Logic

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/ActionLists

An example of a simplified warrior action list demonstrating conditional logic for using flasks, potions based on target health and buffs, and falling back to auto-attack.

```simc
# If the character has no flask already, use a greater draenic strength one
actions=flask,type=greater_draenic_strength_flask
# Otherwise, use a draenic strength potion if the targets health is below 20 percent and recklessness is up, or if the target will die in 25 seconds.
actions+=/potion,name=draenic_strength,if=(target.health.pct<20&buff.recklessness.up)|target.time_to_die<=25
# Otherwise, starts autoattack if not done already.
actions+=/auto_attack
```

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### Set Initial Enemy Health Percentage (Simulationcraft)

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Enemies

Sets the enemy's health at the beginning of the simulation as a percentage. The input should be a whole number representing the desired starting percentage.

```simulationcraft
enemy=Fluffy_Pillow
enemy_initial_health_percentage=20
```

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### Simulate Manual Bloodlust Trigger

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Examples

Runs a simulation with an optimal raid setup but disables automatic bloodlust, allowing it to be triggered manually via an action list. Results are saved to HTML.

```simulationcraft
profile.simc
override.bloodlust=0
html=manual_bloodlust.html
```

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### Configure Add Spawning with Basic Options

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/RaidEvents

This snippet demonstrates the basic configuration for spawning adds, including the count of adds per wave, the first spawn time, duration of adds, and the cooldown between waves. These are fundamental parameters for controlling add behavior.

```simc
raid_events+=/adds,count=3,first=5,duration=15,cooldown=60
```

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### Using Wait Until Ready in Simulationcraft

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/ActionLists

Describes the `wait_until_ready` command, which halts action list processing until a specific cooldown or DoT expires. The `sec` parameter sets a maximum wait time. This command is primarily for performance optimization and should be used with caution as it may not account for all dynamic game events.

```simulationcraft
actions+=/wait_until_ready,sec=0.5
```

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### Set Global Enemy Race in Simulationcraft

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Enemies

This snippet demonstrates how to set the `target_race` for all enemies in a simulation. This is useful for enabling specific talent effects that are dependent on the target's race. The example sets the race to 'undead'.

```simulationcraft
enemy=Fred_the_Zombie
target_race=undead
```

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### Configure Multiple Enemies in Simulationcraft

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Enemies

This snippet shows how to define multiple enemies for a simulation. You can either specify the desired number of targets using `desired_targets=X` or list each enemy individually. This example demonstrates the latter by defining four distinct enemies.

```simulationcraft
enemy=Fluffy_Pillow
enemy=enemy2
enemy=enemy3
enemy=enemy4
```

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### Command Sequence Chaining

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/TextualConfigurationInterface

Illustrates valid methods for chaining commands in sequences like 'actions' or 'raid_events' using the / operator.

```simc
#This is licit
raid_events+=/event1,option1,option2
raid_events+=/event2,option1,option2

#This is too
raid_events=/event1,option1,option2
raid_events+=/event2,option1,option2

#This is too
raid_events=event1,option1,option2
raid_events+=/event2,option1,option2

#This is too
raid_events=event1,option1,option2/event2,option1,option2

#This is too
raid_events=/event1,option1,option2/event2,option1,option2
```

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### Run Simulations with Command Line Arguments

Source: https://context7.com/simulationcraft/simc/llms.txt

Execute SimulationCraft simulations using the 'simc' command-line executable. Supports direct options for armory import, report generation, scale factor calculation, multi-threading, and error threshold targeting.

```bash
# Basic simulation with armory import and HTML report output
simc armory=us,illidan,john html=report.html

# Run from configuration file
simc john.simc

# Compute scale factors with increased iterations
simc armory=us,illidan,john calculate_scale_factors=1 iterations=10000 html=report.html

# Multi-threaded simulation
simc armory=us,illidan,john threads=8 html=report.html

# Target specific error threshold instead of fixed iterations
simc armory=us,illidan,john target_error=0.1 html=report.html
```

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### Example C++ output structure for APL conversion

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/blob/midnight/engine/class_modules/apl/README.md

This C++ code demonstrates the structure where the converted APL commands will be placed. It shows a C++ method with specific comment markers for the start and end of the APL code block.

```cpp
//frost_apl_start
void frost( player_t* p )
{
  action_priority_list_t* default_ = p->get_action_priority_list( "default" );
  action_priority_list_t* spenders = p->get_action_priority_list( "spenders" );

  default_->add_action( "auto_attack" );
  default_->add_action( "obliterate,if=runic_power.deficit>=20", "Only use Obliterate if it will not waste runic power" );
  default_->add_action( "run_action_list,name=spenders" );

  spenders->add_action( "frost_strike" );
}
//frost_apl_end
```

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### Localizing GUI with QT Linguist in Shell

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/DevelopersDocumentation

This shell command demonstrates how to initiate the localization process for the SimulationCraft GUI using QT Linguist. The `lupdate` command scans the project file (`simcqt.pro`) and generates or updates a translation file (`.ts`) for the specified language (e.g., German: `de_DE.ts`). This file can then be edited with QT Linguist to translate strings marked with `tr()`.

```shell
lupdate simcqt.pro -ts qt/locale/de_DE.ts 
```

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### Define Class Talents in Simulationcraft

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Characters

Provides an example of manually defining class talents using the 'class_talents' setting, which is new starting with Dragonflight. Talents are specified as a '/'-delimited list of talent:rank pairs, using either Tokenized Names or TalentIDs.

```simulationcraft
# Manually defined class talents example
class_talents=19979:1/20024:1/shadowfiend:1/improved_shadowfiend:1/mindbender:1/rabid_shadows:2/shadowflame_prism:1/improved_mind_blast:2/power_infusion:1/twist_of_fate:2/mindgames:1/throes_of_pain:2/puppet_master:2/translucent_image:2/19944:2
```

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### Set Character GUID for Combat Logs in Simulationcraft

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Characters

Assigns a specific GUID for the character in combat logs. If empty, a GUID is generated based on declaration order.

```plaintext
# Give another GUID to John
armory=us,illidan,john
id=0x00000000012729FD
```

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### Synchronize Weapons at Start of Fight (Simulationcraft)

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Rogues

Forces weapon synchronization at the beginning of combat using the 'sync_weapons' option on the 'auto_attack' action. This ensures both weapons start in sync, overriding the default half-swing time desynchronization for the offhand.

```plaintext
actions+=/auto_attack,sync_weapons=1
```

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### Configure Azerite Essences in SimulationCraft

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/ExpansionOptions

Demonstrates how to enable and rank Azerite Essences for a character profile using the azerite_essences parameter. The format supports essence IDs, ranks, and slot types to define major and minor power configurations.

```text
azerite_essences=27:3
azerite_essences=12:3/15:3
azerite_essences=ripple_in_space:3:0/crucible_of_flames:3:1
```

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### Define Ability Costs and Cooldowns in C++

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Coded_flags

Demonstrates how to assign resource costs and manage cooldown durations and charge counts for abilities within the simulation.

```cpp
base_costs[RESOURCE_RAGE] = 20; // Uses 20 rage on execute.
costs_per_second[RESOURCE_RUNIC_POWER] = 10; // Uses 10 runic power per second.
cooldown -> duration = timespan_t::from_seconds( 20 ); //Ability has a cooldown of 20 seconds.
cooldown -> charges = 3; // Ability has 3 charges.
```

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### Example APL input for conversion

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/blob/midnight/engine/class_modules/apl/README.md

This is an example of the APL command syntax expected in the input file. It includes action definitions and conditional logic, along with comments. It should not contain full character profiles or sim options.

```apl
actions=auto_attack
# Only use Obliterate if it will not waste runic power
actions+=/obliterate,if=runic_power.deficit>=20
actions+=/run_action_list,name=spenders
actions.spenders=frost_strike
```

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### Define Gear and Talent Profile Sets

Source: https://context7.com/simulationcraft/simc/llms.txt

Demonstrates how to create different 'profileset' configurations to compare various gear stats (Haste, Crit, Mastery) and talent builds. These sets allow for memory-efficient batch comparisons of character performance under different conditions.

```simulationcraft
profileset."Haste Build"=gear_haste_rating=2000
profileset."Crit Build"=gear_crit_rating=2000
profileset."Mastery Build"=gear_mastery_rating=2000
profileset."Talent A"=talents=...talent_string_a...
profileset."Talent B"=talents=...talent_string_b...
```

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### Configure Qt Dependencies and Build Environment

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/blob/midnight/qt/CMakeLists.txt

This snippet initializes the required Qt6 or Qt5 components, including Core, Gui, Widgets, and WebEngine modules. It also enables automatic MOC, UIC, and RCC processing for Qt source files.

```cmake
find_package(QT NAMES Qt6 Qt5 COMPONENTS Core REQUIRED)
find_package(Qt${QT_VERSION_MAJOR} COMPONENTS Core REQUIRED)
find_package(Qt${QT_VERSION_MAJOR} COMPONENTS Gui REQUIRED)
find_package(Qt${QT_VERSION_MAJOR} COMPONENTS Widgets REQUIRED)
find_package(Qt${QT_VERSION_MAJOR} COMPONENTS WebEngineCore REQUIRED)
find_package(Qt${QT_VERSION_MAJOR} COMPONENTS WebEngineWidgets REQUIRED)

set(CMAKE_AUTOMOC ON)
set(CMAKE_AUTOUIC ON)
set(CMAKE_AUTORCC ON)
set(CMAKE_INCLUDE_CURRENT_DIR ON)
```

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### Configure Iterations and Output File

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/StatsScaling

Sets the simulation precision per data point and the destination file for the generated CSV data. If no file is specified, output is directed to the console.

```Simulationcraft Configuration
# Set iterations per point
reforge_plot_iterations=5000

# Define output file
reforge_plot_output_file=reforge.csv
```

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### Class Spells and Racial Abilities

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/ActionLists

Examples of triggering specific class spells and racial abilities within the action list.

```Simulationcraft
actions+=/tigers_fury
actions+=/arcane_torrent
actions+=/berserking
actions+=/blood_fury
actions+=/stoneform
```

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### Add Fake Enchant

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Examples

Applies a temporary, simulated enchant (e.g., Strength) to a character for testing purposes, saving the results to an HTML file.

```simulationcraft
profile.simc
enchant_strength=500
html=john_500str.html
```

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### Restarting Sequences in Simulationcraft

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/ActionLists

Demonstrates how to restart a specified sequence using the `restart_sequence` command. This is useful for re-initializing action patterns after completion or under specific conditions. The `name` parameter specifies the sequence to restart.

```simulationcraft
actions+=/sequence,name=attack:fire_melee:fire_nova:fire_blast
actions+=/restart_sequence,name=attack,moving=0
```

```simulationcraft
actions+=/sequence,wait_on_ready=1:PS:IT:BS:BS:SS
actions+=/DC
actions+=/restart_sequence,name=default
```

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### Create and Configure Pets

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Characters

Enables the creation of pet units for the current character. Pets can be specified by name and type, or just type. Talent specifications for pets are automatically handled if not provided.

```plaintext
# Import John the warlock and give him a felguard
armory=us,illidan,john
pet=felguard

# Import Bill the hunter and give him two pets with their talents.
armory=us,illidan,bill
pet=cat,cat
talents=200000030300003010122000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

# Cat is now the current character, we have to switch back to Bill first before we can declare his devlisaur.
active=owner
pet=devilsaur,devilsaur
talents=200000030300003010122000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
```

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### Check Firestarter Status

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Mages

Example of using the firestarter.active expression to target enemies based on their health threshold status.

```SimulationCraft APL
actions=fireball,target_if=firestarter.active
```

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### Set initial Monk Chi

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Monks

Configures the starting Chi resource for the Monk actor at the beginning of a simulation iteration.

```SimulationCraft TCI
monk.initial_chi=1
```

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### Multiline Option Handling

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/TextualConfigurationInterface

Shows how to split long configuration lines using the += operator and the / separator to maintain readability in simulation scripts.

```simc
actions=foo,bar,baz

# is equivalent to
actions=foo
actions+=,bar
actions+=,baz

actions=fireball
actions+=/fire_blast
```

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### Using Wait on Ready for Sequences in Simulationcraft

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/ActionLists

Explains the `wait_on_ready` option for sequences, which forces the application to wait for spells to be ready. If `wait_on_ready` is set to 1 on a sequence, all subsequent spells within that sequence will also be flagged with `wait_on_ready=1`. This ensures that the sequence completes all its steps before proceeding or restarting.

```simulationcraft
actions+=/sequence,wait_on_ready=1:PS:IT:BS:BS:SS
actions+=/DC
actions+=/restart_sequence,name=default
```

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### Set Hunter Combat Positioning

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Hunters

Configures the character's starting position relative to the target, which affects combat mechanics.

```SimulationCraft TCI
position=front
```

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### Define Custom Enemies and Tank Targets

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Enemies

Provides the syntax for declaring a custom enemy and assigning a specific character as the tank target for that enemy.

```SimC
enemy=Fluffy_Pillow
_additional options_

enemy=Mean_Fluffy_Pillow
enemy_tank=Theck
enemy=Meaner_Fluffier_Pillow
enemy_tank=Collision
```

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### Style Help Boxes and Dynamic Tooltips

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/blob/midnight/qt/Error.html

Defines the visual structure for help boxes and dynamic tooltips, including positioning, borders, and background colors to ensure readability.

```css
#active-help { position: absolute; width: auto; padding: 3px; background: #fff; z-index: 10; }
.help-box { border: 1px solid #ccc; background-color: #fff; padding: 10px; }
#active-help-dynamic { padding: 6px 6px 18px 6px; background: #eeeef5; outline: 1px solid #ddd; font-size: 13px; text-align: left; }
```

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### Configure Pet Actions in SimulationCraft

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/ActionLists

Demonstrates how to trigger pet abilities using specific syntax or shortcut keywords. Pet actions can be called via '<petname>:<petaction>' or directly if a shortcut exists.

```SimulationCraft APL
actions+=/spider:wolverine_bite
actions+=/wolverine_bite
```

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### Simulate Self-Buffed Character

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Examples

Configures the simulation to represent a self-buffed character, disabling optimal raid settings for a more personalized simulation. Results are saved to HTML.

```simulationcraft
profile.simc
optimal_raid=0
html=self_buffed.html
```

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### Configure Action Timing and Cooldowns

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/ActionLists

Demonstrates how to schedule actions based on fight duration, estimated time to death, and cooldown availability using time-based conditional expressions and line-specific cooldowns.

```SimulationCraft
# Cast bloodlust 20s after the beginning of the fight
actions+=/bloodlust,if=time>=20

# Cast bloodlust 60s before the estimated end the of the fight.
actions+=/bloodlust,if=time_to_die<60

# Cast recklessness if it will be available again for execute range
actions+=/recklessness,if=time_to_20pct>180

# Cast soulburn exactly once during dark soul (which has a 20s duration)
actions+=/soulburn,line_cd=20,if=buff.dark_soul.up

# Cast soulburn during the execute phase when UA is on its last tick
actions+=/soulburn,if=target.health.pct<=20&dot.unstable_affliction.ticks_remain<=1
```

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### Import Character from Local JSON

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Examples

Imports character data from a local JSON file, which can be obtained from the Blizzard Community API, and saves it to a profile file.

```simulationcraft
local_json=john.json,john
save=profile.simc
```

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### Target Property Conditional Logic

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Action-List-Conditional-Expressions

Examples of checking target-specific attributes like add counts and unique identifiers to determine action priority.

```SimulationCraft
actions+=/cleave,if=target.adds>0
actions+=/smite,if=target.name=Fluffy_Pillow
```

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### Deploy Runtime Assets

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/blob/midnight/qt/CMakeLists.txt

Copies necessary GUI assets, such as images, HTML files, and translation files, from the source directory to the build directory to ensure they are available at runtime.

```cmake
FILE(COPY Welcome.png DESTINATION "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}")
FILE(COPY Welcome.html DESTINATION "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}")
FILE(COPY Error.html DESTINATION "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}")
FILE(COPY locale/sc_de.qm DESTINATION "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/locale")
```

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### Define Combat Action Lists in Simulationcraft

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Features

This snippet demonstrates the syntax for defining player combat rotations using the actions list format. It uses conditional logic based on buffs, energy levels, and combo points to determine optimal ability usage.

```Simulationcraft ActionList
actions+=/slice_and_dice,if=buff.slice_and_dice.down&time<4
actions+=/slice_and_dice,if=buff.slice_and_dice.remains<2&combo_points>=3
actions+=/killing_spree,if=energy<20&buff.slice_and_dice.remains>5
actions+=/rupture,if=!ticking&combo_points=5&target.time_to_die>10
actions+=/eviscerate,if=combo_points=5&buff.slice_and_dice.remains>7&dot.rupture.remains>6
actions+=/eviscerate,if=combo_points>=4&buff.slice_and_dice.remains>4&energy>40&dot.rupture.remains>5
actions+=/eviscerate,if=combo_points=5&target.time_to_die<10
actions+=/revealing_strike,if=combo_points=4&buff.slice_and_dice.remains>8
actions+=/sinister_strike,if=combo_points<5
actions+=/adrenaline_rush,if=energy<20
```

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### Set Enemy Death Percentage (Simulationcraft)

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/Enemies

Defines a specific health percentage at which the enemy will be considered defeated, regardless of its actual health. This affects all enemies in the simulation.

```simulationcraft
enemy=Ragnaros
enemy_death_pct=10
```

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### Comment Syntax in Simulationcraft

Source: https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/wiki/TextualConfigurationInterface

Demonstrates how to include comments within .simc configuration files using the # symbol.

```simc
# This is a comment
```