goliath:

If you are talking about the zip file size, that is skewed by the font files and option screen graphics. The actual in-game memory usage is far, far less.

The amount of CPU usage depends on which features you have enabled. I've tried to write all capabilities as efficient as possible, but naturally, the more a mod does, the more CPU usage it will have. For example, tracking cooldowns takes a few more cycles than it would with that feature disabled.

We're talking a tiny amount of usage here though. Out of a 4 hour raid night with heavy AoEing (a lot of events to process, so it's a good test), MSBT only used around 10 seconds of processor time with everything enabled.


break19:

It looks like another mod is trying to register a font name with a number instead of a string based on what you posted. I'll put in some additional logic to ensure only strings are passed to LSM to prevent this type of error in the future, but the source mod really should be fixed.


Maldazzar:

Not without modifying the code. I'll look at the event to see if I can get it updated in the next minor rev.

Blackshifter:

What do you mean by overriding?


Goliath0:

I wouldn't really say anything. While similar on the surface, both mods have several differences. Some users prefer one over the other for various reasons.

The best advice I can give in this regard is to try the mod out and spend some time customizing things the way you like to form your own opinion. MSBT gives you control over the location and display properties such as font, size, color, and output message of basically every event including incoming and outgoing events for you as well as your pet.

It also includes customization over spam control features and does things like throttling and merging. For example, hitting 10 mobs with an AoE spell will total up all the hits and show you the total instead of 10 separate hits.

I know that probably isn't exactly what you were looking for, but honestly you are the best person to decide what is best for you.


Ironblade:

You can enable the built-in game damage by checking General->Game Damage.

It is something that takes a short period to get used to, but using MSBT's damage display provides several benefits such as throttling, aoe event merging/totalling, per event customization, damage source identification, etc.

That said, a large reason that MSBT provides a ton of customization is because each person has their own preferences. If you prefer the display one way over the other, by all means, choose what you like most.

vpr:

If you have the latest version, there are default triggers for all of those.

Vangerdahast:

You can on a skill-by-skill basis by adding them to the Spam Control->Merge Exclusions list.