P1770 plugin#13954
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A simple kill-count/item-count tracker for item-grinds based indirectly on killing NPCs, that also provides some feedback as to how lucky one is on one's grind, based on grind-specific probabilities that users can specify.
The personal motivation is to have a tracker that offers some feedback per kill for a purely Bryophyta-based essence grind. It comes pre-configured for an Obor-based Giant Club grind as well as the Bryophyta-based essence grind; but the plugin intentionally tries to be dumb, simple, and universal.
The plugin is general enough that I believe to have been able to test it sufficiently on different mobs around Lumbridge.
I have tried to write a decent README, please refer to it for further information.
I believe my previous PR,
#12964
failed due to library scarcity. I've since added a DIY replacement for what I hope was the main culprit.