Oracle is a Dalamud plugin that shows duty timeline cues—so you know which skill to use, and when.
A main way to build timelines is importing casts from FFLogs. You can also record your own actions in selected duties (AutoRecord) and turn that into a timeline. Match zone and job; when countdown or combat starts, Oracle runs a clock and surfaces upcoming actions on overlays, with optional hotbar icon highlights.
Scene-based Auto Load and Scene Transition cues are experimental (still under testing).
- Run
/xlsettingsand open the Experimental tab - Add this URL under Custom Plugin Repositories:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/exatrines/DalamudPlugins/refs/heads/main/pluginmaster.json
- Run
/xlpluginsand install Oracle
- Timeline editor — cues by time offset (actions, memos, or experimental scene transitions), zone / job auto-load (optional experimental scene filter), manual load commands
- Overlays — list overlay (upcoming rows) and major overlay (scrolling icon lane)
- Action highlight — before / after windows with optional blink; optional hotbar highlight
- FFLogs import — pull casts from a report into a new timeline (API credentials in settings)
- AutoRecord — record your actions in selected duties, then import into a timeline
- i18n — English and Japanese UI strings
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/oracle |
Toggle timeline settings |
/oracle config |
Toggle plugin settings |
/oracle overlay timeline |
Toggle timeline overlay |
/oracle overlay major |
Toggle major overlay |
/oracle overlay icon |
Toggle icon highlight |
/oracle autorecord |
Toggle AutoRecord enabled |
/oracle load <name> |
Load a timeline |
/oracle unload |
Unload the timeline |
/oracle preview start [sec] |
Start preview countdown (default 21) |
/oracle preview stop |
Stop preview |
- Build:
dotnet build Oracle.sln -c Release -p:Platform=x64 - Point Dalamud’s dev plugin path at
Oracle/bin/Release/ - Enable Oracle in the plugin installer (dev)
MirageUI is included as a git submodule for the shared UI kit.