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FarmCounter — POE2Fixer Plugin

A farming session tracker for Path of Exile 2, built on the POE2Fixer v6 Plugin SDK. It diffs your backpack against a per-map baseline to show what you actually looted, prices it through the host's central price service, and keeps a persistent per-map / per-session history.

What It Does

  • Live loot tracking — on map enter the plugin snapshots your backpack (after a stability gate, so the game's lazy inventory fill can't poison the baseline) and then shows every item gained or lost, with stack counts and item icons.
  • Pricing via the host — values come from POEFixer's central price service (poe2scout DB, league configured in POEFixer Settings). The plugin itself performs no HTTP. Items the DB misses can be given custom prices (stored in exalts) from the settings tab.
  • Map-run history & sessions in SQLite — per-run date, duration, value, loot (with icons), kills by rarity, Hiveblood/beacon gains; archive everything into numbered sessions with top-drop summaries, profit/hour and an all-time block (total maps, farm time, value, best run). Old runs and whole sessions can be deleted right from the Statistics tab (inline two-click confirm). Stored in data/farmstats.db — survives restarts.
  • True pause — while the game is paused in the Esc menu, the map timer and session active-time freeze too.
  • Hideout round-trips handled — leaving a map suspends the run; coming back to the same instance resumes it, carrying loot, duration and resource baselines over.
  • Kill counter — per-rarity (normal/magic/rare/unique) kills near you, drawn with the same monster icons the Radar uses; per-run and per-session totals accumulate in Statistics. Rogue Exiles are counted separately with their own icon.
  • Gold — the character's gold total in the overlay with a "(+N)" picked-up-this-map counter; per-run/per-session gains persist in the statistics DB (vendor spending between visits doesn't distort them).
  • Map modifiers — each run records the area's modifiers (the same lines the in-game area-info panel shows), collapsible under the run in Statistics. Sourced from the host ctx->Game.GetAreaMods() SDK call.
  • Hiveblood — Genesis-tree resource total with per-map gains and a near-cap warning flash (read via the host, no raw offsets in the plugin).
  • Atziri Beacons — the temple-entry counter (N / 60) with a chime on each gain. The counter element is found by scanning the UI tree for its text pattern, so game patches that shuffle panel indices don't break it.
  • Zone display names — rename raw zone names to friendly labels.

Requirements

  • POEFixer (POE2Fixer) with Plugin SDK v6
  • The host's price service enabled (league selected in POEFixer Settings) for loot pricing — tracking itself works without it

Build

Open FarmCounter.sln in Visual Studio 2022 (v143 toolset) and build Release | x64, or:

MSBuild FarmCounter.vcxproj /p:Configuration=Release /p:Platform=x64

The DLL is written to bin\Release\FarmCounter.dll.

Install

Copy FarmCounter.dll into Plugins\FarmCounter\ next to your POEFixer executable and enable the plugin in the Plugins tab. Settings live in Plugins\FarmCounter\config\ (JSON); statistics in Plugins\FarmCounter\data\farmstats.db (SQLite).

Repository Layout

FarmCounter.cpp     — plugin shell (lifecycle, pause, chime, module wiring)
src/                — tracker, loot scanner/diff, prices, resources, SQLite store
src/ui/             — overlay + settings tabs (ImGui)
lib/                — vendored sqlite3 amalgamation + nlohmann/json
sdk/                — POEFixer Plugin SDK v6 headers (synced from the main repo)
imgui/              — Dear ImGui sources the DLL compiles against

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Farming session tracker plugin for POE2Fixer — per-map loot value, run history, kills, Hiveblood / Atziri beacon counters

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