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Dofus version comparator

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How to use the tool

Multilingual Support

Ingredient and equipment names appear in your selected language based on official Dofus translations.
To change the language of the page, use the language selector at the top or bottom of the page.

Sorting the cards

You can sort cards based on the percentage change in ingredient or recipe quantities between the two versions.


Sort cards by various criteria.

Card types

Choose whether to display equipment or ingredient cards to focus on the changes you want to see.

Game version selection

Select the game versions you want to compare for analyzing crafting quantities.

Recipe Tree Depth

This feature lets you choose how deeply the tool analyzes ingredient recipes.

Searching

Use the search box to quickly find specific item, and navigate between results using the provided buttons.

Clipboard & Tooltips

Click any name or image to copy its name to your clipboard.
A small tooltip will appear to confirm it’s been copied.

URL Saving

All options in the sidebar are saved in the URL, allowing you to easily share your setup with others.

Image Loading

Images load only when needed, reducing the amount of data used.
You can toggle image display on or off at any time to improve browser performance or save bandwidth.

Sidebar Positioning (Left ↔ Right)

Choose whether the sidebar appears on the left or right side of the screen, perfect for multi-monitor setups while crafting in-game.

Use Your Own Data

You can upload your own .json file to apply custom prices in your crafting calculations.
Make sure to follow our sample file format, using these supported keys:

To load your data, upload a file in one of the supported formats: JSON, TSV, CSV, XLS, or XLSX.


If a price or an item is missing from your file, the system will show a price of 0.
If no 'id' field is found the system will detect the language used in the 'name' field of your JSON, but it may take longer to load everything.
If a price doesn't load correctly, try copying the name from our example file and replacing it in your own.
For best results, make sure your data is complete.


How to Convert Your Excel Data

Follow these simple steps to turn your spreadsheet into a usable JSON file:

In your Excel file, organize the data using the headers: min, avg, max, and name.
You can arrange them in columns or rows.
Item names can be in any language supported by the game, but all names must be in the same language within the file.

Ingredient summary example

Copy your data and paste it into our converter tool.
Then, choose the Excel format that matches your layout, depending on whether your data is in columns or rows.

Ingredient summary example

This is how your json data should look like:

Click the download button to get your JSON output and go back to Dofus bulk crafting tool to use it.

Ingredient summary example