/exptime¶

Script-provided

Registered by exptime. Start it with /lua run exptime.

Syntax¶

/exptime
/exptime print
/exptime reset
/exptime status
/exptime show
/exptime hide

Description¶

ImGui overlay showing XP-per-hour rates and time-to-next-level for Adventure, Crafting (tradeskill), and AA — all three tracks in one window.

Subcommands¶

Subcommand	What
(no arg)	Toggle the overlay window on or off.
`show`	Force the overlay visible.
`hide`	Hide the overlay.
`print`	Print the current fractions, rates, and ETAs to the console.
`reset`	Forget the rate baseline and start fresh from this moment.
`status`	One-line health check — number of samples taken and whether the XP bars are readable.

The overlay¶

The window shows a five-column table — Track, Lvl, Progress (bar + %), XP/hr, and Next (time to next level/AA). Adventure and Crafting show level; AA shows the cumulative XP fraction to the next AA point.

In-window Options checkboxes let you show or hide each of the three tracks (Adventure, Crafting, AA) without stopping the script. Visibility is saved globally to config/exptime/settings.lua.

An in-window Reset button does the same as /exptime reset.

How it works¶

The script samples the live XP-bar fill fractions every 3 seconds from the _HUD.Experience UI element via lib/experience. The rate math is in lib/xprate: a sliding window that computes %/hour and the time remaining at the current pace.

Sampling runs on the game thread (main loop); the ImGui render callback reads only the cached snapshot, so the overlay adds no game-thread latency and never makes game reads from the render path.

Examples¶

/lua run exptime          # start with overlay visible
/exptime                  # toggle the overlay
/exptime print            # console dump of current rates
/exptime reset            # restart the rate baseline
/exptime status           # samples=N source_ok=true
/lua stop exptime         # stop the script