Temporary buffs - there are on-demand buffs, that cost mana and don’t last long.Permanent buffs - these are the ones that you can toggle on/off on your char.The popup that shows up when you hover a buff button displays the list of skills for each category, but not cumulative stats.Ĭharacter buffs are split into 3 categories and can be turned on/off indipendently: The tool provides an option to toggle on/off all buffs from items/masteries/devotion, the buttons are at the bottom right corner. DPS stats correctly account for dual wielding if the character has a passive that enables it.You can switch to alternative weapon set by clicking on the button to the left of head slot.Damage stats for DoT builds might be off a bit (I don’t have any DoT characters, so have no reliable way to test this).In future there will be a way to select the difficulty. All stats are calculated for Ultimate difficulty, so its penalties are always applied.
#Grim dawn calc how to#
DPS stat is not calculated because I have no freaking idea how to do that.All stats are calculated for average item values, an option to view min/max values might be added in future.Left click on button near the attribute adds 1 point, right click removes 1 point, + click on button adds/removes 5 points.All character stats are updated automatically when you change items/skills/devotions. The interface is exactly the same as in game, so you should be familiar with it. You can view all character items by hovering over them, the tooltip can be scrolled using mouse wheel. All builds are made backward compatible, so old builds will never be broken. You can always see current game version at the top right corner as well as “build version”, the version of game for which the build was created. Basically you can do virtually anything related to character build, that you can do in the game itself, so it provides unlimited theorycrafting possibilities. The tool allows your to customize any aspect of your character, including selecting equipment, masteries, skills and devotion, and at the same time being able to see all character stats calculated based on your choices. So what is it and why not just use grim calc? IE < 11 is not supported for obvious reasons, it’s somewhat working in IE 10, except for devotion view. The site currently works in all modern browsers. APS for dual-wielding ranged is incorrect (a bit higher that in game) because it uses some weird formula I don’t know.If grimtools shows that you have some missing or extra skill/attribute points, then you either haven’t completed quests for extra skill/attribute points or probably fucked up with some third party tools when editing your char, there’s no other explanation. The tool always shows correct values for invested skill/attribute points, but the remaining point counts that you see are based on the maximum number of skill/attribute points that you can get in the game.Yes, the values you see in game and in grimtools do differ, because by default grimtools shows average values (you can switch to min/max in options), and there’s no way to show exact values that you see in the game.Yes, you can see base skill levels for skills without bonuses from equipment - just hold simultaneously.If all constellations in devotion view have the same color/opacity, then quite certainly hardware acceleration in your browser is turned off, if you don’t turn it on or just prefer it being disabled, you are out of luck, sorry.You can join my discord server to discuss Grim Tools, leave feedback and bug reports. If you want you can support me via Patreon or Buy Me a Coffee. Offline/desktop version can be downloaded here
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