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            We assume that the player can attack as quickly as possible (i.e.
            holding down the attack button), and does so uninterrupted: they
            are never struck, never have to move, never use potions, &amp;c.,
            and also never miss. We also assume that they are damaging exactly
            one foe at all times, and that that one foe has infinite HP. You
            can select a number of targets greater than one, but note that this
            does <strong>not</strong> take into account the damage taken by any
            of said virtual enemies, except for one of them. The ability to
            select a number of targets is only there for skills like Heal,
            which change their per-line damage based on the total number of
            targets.
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          <p>We assume that there is no particular damage cap.</p>

          <a href="#you-should-know" class="h-anchor"
            ><h2 id="you-should-know">You Should Know</h2></a
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            <summary>You Should Know&hellip;</summary>

            <p>
              Weapon speeds are calculated based on the speed of the weapon
              itself, in addition to any booster effects that may be active.
              The slowest possible speed is 9,<sup>[1]</sup> and the fastest is
              2. Booster skills add &minus;2 to your speed value, and so does
              Speed Infusion.<sup>[2]</sup> Booster skills and Speed Infusion
              do stack, granting &minus;4 speed (in addition to the speed of
              your weapon) when both are active.<sup>[2]</sup> However, your
              speed can never go below 2, so e.g. a weapon with speed 3 that is
              affected by a Booster skill is speed 2, <strong>not</strong> 1.
              You may need to use an external reference and/or look in the game
              files to find out the speed of any given weapon, because only
              some weapons have their true speeds displayed in-game. Others
              have ambiguous speed descriptions like &ldquo;Fast&rdquo;, which
              could correspond to a speed of 4, or to a speed of 5.
            </p>

            <p>
              Stats (STR, DEX, INT, LUK) are total stat values, after base
              stats <strong>and</strong> equipment <strong>and</strong> buffs.
              Likewise, total WATK is the sum of all WATK from your equipment
              (including both your weapon, and your other equips), plus WATK
              from skills, plus WATK from buffs (except Echo of Hero, which,
              for convenience, can be entered separately). Total MATK is
              defined similarly to total WATK, but it should be noted that it
              should also include the MATK that is due to your total INT score.
              This &ldquo;total MATK&rdquo; is displayed in-game as
              &ldquo;MAGIC&rdquo; inside of the &ldquo;DETAIL&rdquo; tab of the
              &ldquo;CHARACTER STATS&rdquo; window (in the keybinding GUI, this
              window is listed as &ldquo;ABILITY&rdquo;).
            </p>

            <p>
              The mastery is given here as a percentage. Your mastery can never
              be less than 10%, but it can be higher, if you have one or more
              relevant mastery skills (&ldquo;relevant&rdquo; because mastery
              skills typically only apply to certain classes of weapons, e.g.
              only axes). Most mastery skills increase your mastery up to a
              total of 60%, but some fourth-job skills can take you up to as
              high as 90%. Mastery for magical attacks works on a per-spell
              basis (based on which spell it is and what level it&rsquo;s at),
              and should be listed in-game within the spell&rsquo;s
              description.
            </p>

            <p>
              The &ldquo;Damage multi&rdquo; field under &ldquo;Skill&rdquo;
              refers to the damage percentage listed in the description of a
              physical attack; for example, the Power Strike skill has a
              &ldquo;Damage multi&rdquo; of 260% at max level. The &ldquo;Basic
              attack&rdquo; only applies to magical attacks and summons, and is
              generally listed in the skill description as &ldquo;basic
              attack&rdquo;; for example, the Magic Claw skill has a
              &ldquo;Basic attack&rdquo; of 40 at max level.
              &ldquo;Lines&rdquo; refers to how many lines of damage the
              attacking skill does; for example, this value is 1 for Power
              Strike and 2 for Magic Claw.
            </p>

            <p>
              Damage multipliers from skills, critical hits, and elemental
              effects work in tandem. All of these influences combine into a
              single multiplier that we will here refer to as &ldquo;<strong
                >the</strong
              >
              damage multiplier&rdquo;. This is the number by which you
              multiply your basic attack damage (for physical attacks, this is
              your basic attack &mdash; i.e. not using a skill &mdash; with no
              crits nor elemental effects nor reduction due to WDEF). These
              sources of damage multiplier (skills, crits, elemental effects)
              are <strong>additive</strong> in the sense that these multipliers
              are summed together, and then that sum makes up
              <em>the</em> damage multiplier.
              <strong
                >Note that basic attacks have a &ldquo;skill&rdquo; multiplier
                of 1</strong
              >, i.e. as if you were using an attacking skill that said
              &ldquo;100% damage&rdquo; in the description. For example, say
              you use the Arrow Blow skill as an archer who has maxed both
              Arrow Blow (described in-game as &ldquo;Damage 260%&rdquo;) and
              Critical Shot (described in-game as &ldquo;40% success rate,
              critical damage 200%&rdquo;, although the critical damage is
              actually 100 percentage points lower than described, i.e. 100%;
              see below). Let&rsquo;s assume that this particular use of Arrow
              Blow is a crit, and thus we get the benefit of the
              &ldquo;critical damage 200%&rdquo; (again, really 100%; see
              below). The damage multiplier is the sum of the multipliers from
              Arrow Blow and Critical Shot: 2.6&nbsp;+&nbsp;1&nbsp;=&nbsp;3.6.
              Thus, we expect this attack to (again, assuming the monster has 0
              WDEF) do 3.6 times as much as a non-critical basic attack would.
              Note that magic attacks work somewhat differently, and (as far as
              I know) do not use this additive notion of &ldquo;damage
              multiplier&rdquo;.
            </p>

            <p>
              The descriptions of skills that have to do with critical hits are
              typically misleading. Below is a list of these skills and what
              they <em>actually</em> add to the damage multiplier:
            </p>

            <ul>
              <li>
                Critical Shot: 100 percentage points lower than described
                in-game; at max level, the description reads
                &ldquo;200%&rdquo;, but it only adds 100 percentage points to
                your damage multiplier.
              </li>
              <li>Critical Throw: Same as for Critical Shot.</li>
              <li>
                Stun Mastery: The in-game description is mostly correct (60
                extra percentage points added to the damage multiplier when
                Stun Mastery is at its maximum level), but this skill interacts
                bizarrely with Sharp Eyes: when the marauder/buccaneer is
                affected by Sharp Eyes, Stun Mastery acts as if it granted 100
                more percentage points than it nominally does, viz. 160 at max
                level. This extra 100 percentage points is
                <strong
                  >in addition to all of the percentage points contributed by
                  Sharp Eyes</strong
                >, which is 140 such points when Sharp Eyes is at its maximum
                level (see below).
              </li>
              <li>
                Sharp Eyes: 100 percentage points higher than described
                in-game; at max level, the description reads
                &ldquo;+40%&rdquo;, but it actually adds 140 percentage points
                to your damage multiplier. This also, for unknown reasons,
                interacts strangely with Stun Mastery (see above). Sharp Eyes
                in particular is a source of confusion (especially because it
                can be applied to characters of any class/job), so the
                paragraph immediately below is dedicated to it.
              </li>
            </ul>

            <p>
              The in-game description of the Sharp Eyes skill is somewhat
              misleading. At max level, the skill grants &ldquo;[Critical]
              Damage + 40%&rdquo;. However, this should probably read
              &ldquo;+140%&rdquo;, because the actual value that is added to
              the damage multiplier is 1.4 (140 percentage points). For archers
              and assassins/hermits/nightlords, interpreting Sharp Eyes is
              pretty straightforward: it just adds something to your
              already-existing critical chance and to your already-existing
              critical multiplier. For example, an archer with maxed Critical
              Shot and maxed Sharp Eyes has a
              0.4&nbsp;+&nbsp;0.15&nbsp;=&nbsp;0.55 probability of critting,
              and a critical multiplier of 1&nbsp;+&nbsp;1.4&nbsp;=&nbsp;2.4.
              For marauders/buccaneers with Stun Mastery, Sharp Eyes works
              confusingly: it effectively adds 2.4 (instead of 1.4) to the
              critical multiplier of critical hits on stunned monsters. Stun
              Mastery&rsquo;s critical multiplier at max level is 0.6, so with
              maxed Sharp Eyes, it is increased to 0.6 + 2.4 = 3.0. For
              physical attackers who do
              <em>not</em> already have a critical-hit-granting skill, being
              buffed with maxed Sharp Eyes means an overall
              0&nbsp;+&nbsp;0.15&nbsp;=&nbsp;0.15 probability of critting, and
              a critical multiplier of 1.4; <strong>not</strong> a critical
              multiplier of 0.4. Note that the value referred to here as the
              &ldquo;critical multiplier&rdquo; is
              <strong>additive</strong> and <em>only</em> serves to cumulate
              into the overall &ldquo;damage multiplier&rdquo;. For more on
              this, see above. For magical attacks, the probability of critting
              with maxed Sharp Eyes is also 0.15, but an attack that crits does
              <strong>not</strong> add 1.4 to the damage multiplier of a
              non-crit, as you would expect (magical attacks do not use the
              same notion of &ldquo;damage multiplier&rdquo;). Instead, it
              simply multiplies the overall damage of the magical attack by a
              factor of 1.4. Nevertheless, if you want to use the calculator
              for magical attacks combined with Sharp Eyes, you should set the
              values in the inputs below as if you were setting them for a
              physical attacker who has no critical-hit-granting skill of their
              own.
            </p>

            <p>
              &ldquo;Good anim probability&rdquo; refers to the probability of
              your melee attack having a &ldquo;good&rdquo; (read: higher
              primary stat multiplier) animation, given that you&rsquo;re basic
              attacking or using a skill that animates similarly (e.g. Power
              Strike). This value is ignored whenever you&rsquo;re attacking
              with a skill that always uses a certain animation, e.g.
              Somersault Kick, which always stabs (i.e. never swings). This
              value is also ignored whenever you&rsquo;re attacking with a
              weapon that does not distinguish between &ldquo;good&rdquo; and
              &ldquo;bad&rdquo; animations, e.g. swords and daggers. The only
              weapon types that distinguish between &ldquo;good&rdquo; and
              &ldquo;bad&rdquo; animations are:
            </p>

            <ul>
              <li>
                Polearms: swings are good, stabs are bad. Good anim probability
                is suspected to be 60%.
              </li>
              <li>
                Spears: stabs are good, swings are bad. Good anim probability
                is suspected to be 40%.
              </li>
              <li>
                Axes: swings are good, stabs are bad. Good anim probability is
                suspected to be 60%.
              </li>
              <li>
                Blunt weapons: swings are good, stabs are bad. Good anim
                probability is suspected to be 60%.
              </li>
              <li>
                Wands: swings are good, stabs are bad. Good anim probability is
                suspected to be 100%.
              </li>
              <li>
                Staves: swings are good, stabs are bad. Good anim probability
                is suspected to be 100%.
              </li>
            </ul>

            <p>
              You can select a number of targets greater than one, but note
              that this does <strong>not</strong> take into account the damage
              taken by any of said virtual enemies, except for one of them. The
              ability to select a number of targets is only there for skills
              like Heal, which change their per-line damage based on the total
              number of targets. Note that when casting Heal (maximum of 6
              targets), the caster counts as a target, thus lowering the
              maximum number of possible enemy targets from 6 to 5. Also note
              that Heal, unlike most spells, uses the &ldquo;Damage
              multi&rdquo; rather than the &ldquo;Basic attack&rdquo; (the
              damage multi is typically 300% at maximum level).
            </p>

            <p>
              &ldquo;Ordinal # of hit&rdquo; refers to the position/index of
              the particular damaging strike in question, within the ordering
              of all damaging strikes produced by the attack in question. For
              example, when using Iron Arrow, the first damaging strike (the
              one that damages the first monster struck by the arrow) has an
              ordinal # of 1, the next damaging strike an ordinal # of 2, and
              so on.
            </p>

            <p>
              It is possible for enemies to have negative WDEF values, due to
              effects like Threaten.
            </p>

            <p>
              The &ldquo;Attack with Dark Power&rdquo; in the description of
              the Panic skills is a probability of the target having Darkness
              (the status effect that lowers WACC) inflicted on them, and is
              unrelated to the damage that each skill deals. Both Panic and
              Coma lack attack periods, because they are combo finishers.
            </p>

            <p>
              Venom skills (Venomous Star and Venomous Stab) have their damage
              calculated for <strong>just the venom</strong> damage over time.
              Also note that these same skills make use of the &ldquo;Basic
              attack&rdquo; parameter, as noted in their skill descriptions.
            </p>

            <p>
              The damage of the Heaven&rsquo;s Hammer skill is calculated on
              the server side. As a result, its exact damage formula has
              remained somewhat elusive. Two versions are given here: the
              original XiuzSource version, and a &ldquo;corrected&rdquo;
              version that uses the attacker&rsquo;s mastery to determine the
              minimum damage. The original XiuzSource version determines the
              minimum damage by simply multiplying the maximum damage by 0.8.
            </p>

            <p>
              The terms &ldquo;expectation&rdquo; and &ldquo;expected&rdquo;
              are here used in
              <a
                target="_blank"
                rel="noopener noreferrer"
                href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expected_value"
                >the probability-theoretic sense</a
              >. The &ldquo;&sigma;&rdquo; symbol refers to
              <a
                target="_blank"
                rel="noopener noreferrer"
                href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_deviation"
                >the standard deviation</a
              >, which is conveniently in the same units/dimensions as the
              values themselves. We often talk about the so-called
              &ldquo;stability&rdquo; of damage, which is essentially a way of
              talking about the
              <a
                target="_blank"
                rel="noopener noreferrer"
                href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statistical_dispersion"
                >dispersion</a
              >
              of the damage instances, and the standard deviation is one way of
              quantifying dispersion. However, care must be taken when
              comparing two separate standard deviations, because standard
              deviation is an
              <em>absolute</em> measure of dispersion. As a result, two
              characters who appear to have roughly the <em>same</em> damage
              stability, but the magnitude of whose damage outputs &mdash; say,
              damage per line, for example &mdash; are significantly different,
              will have damage-per-line distributions with significantly
              <em>different</em> standard deviations. This is because the
              standard deviation is expressed in the same dimensions as the
              values themselves, so it scales up linearly as the values of the
              distribution are scaled up. To help get a <em>relative</em> (and
              thus more comparable) measure of damage stability,
              <a
                target="_blank"
                rel="noopener noreferrer"
                href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coefficient_of_variation"
                >the coefficient of variation</a
              >
              (CV) is used. The CV is
              <a
                target="_blank"
                rel="noopener noreferrer"
                href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dimensionless_quantity"
                >a dimensionless quantity</a
              >.
            </p>

            <p>
              If you see an asterisk (*) on the right-hand side of a damage
              value (particularly, the upper bound of a range), it means that
              that value is <em>exactly</em> an integer, before it is sampled
              from. Damage ranges are <em>virtually</em> intervals of real
              numbers (actually
              <a
                target="_blank"
                rel="noopener noreferrer"
                href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floating-point_arithmetic"
                >floating point numbers</a
              >, of course). To get a particular damage outcome, the interval
              is sampled from (as a
              <a
                target="_blank"
                rel="noopener noreferrer"
                href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous_uniform_distribution"
                >continuous uniform distribution</a
              >), the sample is then
              <a
                target="_blank"
                rel="noopener noreferrer"
                href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clamping_(graphics)"
                >clamped</a
              >
              to a minimum of 1, and the result&rsquo;s fractional part is then
              <a
                target="_blank"
                rel="noopener noreferrer"
                href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truncation"
                >truncated</a
              >. There&rsquo;s some finer details here about the exact order of
              operations, but the point is that when a particular bound is
              <em>exactly</em> an integer, it becomes unclear whether or not it
              can ever be sampled. This is perhaps a bigger deal than it
              usually would be, because the fractional parts of the samples are
              truncated, making a sample of e.g. 2.999 effectively much less
              (viz. 1 less, instead of 0.001 less) than a sample of 3. If you
              see an asterisked value, you can effectively just subtract 1 from
              it. The method here chosen to display these liminal values is
              largely for completeness.<sup>[3]</sup>
            </p>

            <details>
              <summary>Footnotes for &ldquo;You Should Know&rdquo;</summary>

              <p>
                [1]: This is technically untrue; speeds above 9 are in fact
                possible, but would require equipping a weapon with a speed
                above 9 (because there is no way to increase speed values with
                (de)buffs or similar). Such weapons conventionally do not
                exist, although see for example the
                <a
                  target="_blank"
                  rel="noopener noreferrer"
                  href="https://maplelegends.com/lib/equip?id=01322053"
                  >Golden Mace</a
                >, which has a speed of 15 (but does not actually exist in
                MapleLegends as far as I know). As a result, attack period
                values for speeds above 9 are unknown &mdash; and they may just
                be the same as for speed 9.
              </p>

              <p>
                [2]: Depending on the implementation, this may or may not be
                exactly correct. In early versions of MapleStory that have
                pirates (e.g. GMS v62), the client did not have a separate buff
                opcode for Speed Infusion, so Speed Infusion has to be
                &ldquo;emulated&rdquo; by using an ordinary Booster buff with
                twice the magnitude of a normal Booster skill (4 instead of 2).
                The result is thus usually the same, but for jobs that lack a
                booster skill of their own, this can be a big boon (&minus;4 to
                the speed of their weapon when affected by Speed Infusion,
                instead of the expected &minus;2). Also worth noting here is
                that many implementations lack a separate opcode for Spell
                Booster, so Speed Infusion can effectively lower spellcasting
                speeds beyond the usual &minus;2 of maxed Spell Booster (all
                the way to &minus;4, potentially). This is another artifact/bug
                of early pirate implementations, and spellcasting speeds below
                &minus;2 are not handled by this calculator. Also note that in
                these same versions (where Spell Booster is treated identically
                to weapon Booster skills), Spell Booster <em>does</em> add
                &minus;2 to the speed category of your equipped weapon. As a
                result, these versions typically only allow Spell Booster to be
                used when a wand or staff is equipped, so that the caster
                cannot effectively have, for example, Sword Booster by simply
                casting Spell Booster with a sword in hand. Instead, Spell
                Booster in these versions acts as both a spell booster
                <em>and</em> a &ldquo;Wand/Staff Booster&rdquo;.
              </p>

              <p>
                [3]: Typically (see e.g.
                <a
                  target="_blank"
                  rel="noopener noreferrer"
                  href="https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/11/docs/api/java.base/java/lang/Math.html#random()"
                  >in Java</a
                >), software functions that are intended to return a
                uniformly-distributed sample from an interval of floating point
                numbers do so from a nominally
                <a
                  target="_blank"
                  rel="noopener noreferrer"
                  href="https://mathworld.wolfram.com/Half-ClosedInterval.html"
                  >half-closed interval</a
                >; in particular, the lower &ldquo;half&rdquo; (read: bound) is
                closed/included, while the upper &ldquo;half&rdquo; is
                open/excluded. As a result, an upper range bound that has an
                asterisk (*) can only be guaranteed to <em>nominally</em> be
                part of the range, and it may or may not have a nonzero
                probability of being sampled, depending upon the
                implementation. For reference, the number of
                <a
                  target="_blank"
                  rel="noopener noreferrer"
                  href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-precision_floating-point_format"
                  >single-precision</a
                >
                (32-bit, typically <code>float</code> in
                <a
                  target="_blank"
                  rel="noopener noreferrer"
                  href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_(programming_language)"
                  >C</a
                >)
                <a
                  target="_blank"
                  rel="noopener noreferrer"
                  href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_754"
                  >IEEE 754</a
                >
                floating point numbers within
                <a
                  target="_blank"
                  rel="noopener noreferrer"
                  href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_interval"
                  >the unit interval</a
                >
                is 1,065,353,217 &mdash; this number is only for scale, since
                precision varies depending on how far away from zero you are,
                and
                <a
                  target="_blank"
                  rel="noopener noreferrer"
                  href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-precision_floating-point_format"
                  >double-precision</a
                >
                floating point numbers are common as well &mdash; but the point
                is that it shouldn&rsquo;t matter much for expected values and
                variances. It&rsquo;s just that it may (or may not) be
                impossible to <em>actually witness</em> that asterisked damage
                value.
              </p>
            </details>
          </details>

          <a href="#calculator" class="h-anchor"
            ><h2 id="calculator">Calculator</h2></a
          >

          <div id="save-load-div">
          <fieldset id="save-load">
            <legend>Save/load</legend>

            <div id="currently-loaded"></div>

            <button id="save-as" type="button">Save as</button>
            <button id="save" type="button">Save</button>
            <button id="load" type="button">Load</button>
            <button id="delete" type="button">Delete</button>
            <button id="export" type="button">Export</button>
            <button id="import" type="button">Import</button>

            <div id="save-load-dialog"></div>
          </fieldset>
        </div>

          <div id="calculator-input">
            <fieldset id="stats">
              <legend>Stats</legend>

              <label for="str">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="Total STR; the sum of base STR, STR from equipment, buffs, etc."
                  >STR</abbr
                >
                <input type="number" id="str" name="str" min="4" value="4" />
              </label>

              <label for="dex">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="Total DEX; the sum of base DEX, DEX from equipment, buffs, etc."
                  >DEX</abbr
                >
                <input type="number" id="dex" name="dex" min="4" value="4" />
              </label>

              <label for="int">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="Total INT; the sum of base INT, INT from equipment, buffs, etc."
                  >INT</abbr
                >
                <input type="number" id="int" name="int" min="4" value="4" />
              </label>

              <label for="luk">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="Total LUK; the sum of base LUK, LUK from equipment, buffs, etc."
                  >LUK</abbr
                >
                <input type="number" id="luk" name="luk" min="4" value="4" />
              </label>
            </fieldset>

            <fieldset id="attack-stats">
              <legend>Attack stats</legend>

              <label for="total-watk">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="Total weapon attack, not including WATK from Echo of Hero; the sum of WATK from equipment, WATK buffs, and ammunition. This also does not include WATK from bare hands (no weapon equipped)."
                  >Total WATK</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="total-watk"
                  name="total-watk"
                  min="0"
                  value="1"
                />
              </label>

              <label for="total-matk">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="Total MATK (total magic attack; TMA), not including MATK from Echo of Hero; the sum of WATK from total INT score, equipment, and MATK buffs."
                  >Total MATK</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="total-matk"
                  name="total-matk"
                  min="4"
                  value="4"
                />
              </label>

              <label for="echo">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="Percentage points of (W/M)ATK increase due to Echo of Hero. This is 0% if you&rsquo;re not affected by Echo of Hero, and generally 4% otherwise. Also note that because this is specified separately from (W/M)ATK, the (W/M)ATK bonuses from Echo of Hero are not included in the (W/M)ATK values that are input directly into the calculator."
                  >Echo of Hero</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="echo"
                  name="echo"
                  min="0"
                  value="0"
                />%
              </label>
            </fieldset>

            <label for="mastery">
              <abbr
                class="help"
                title="This &ldquo;Mastery&rdquo; value applies to both physical and magical attacks. For physical attacks, it is 10% by default (but can be increased by a relevant skill; usually up to 60%, although higher values are possible). For magical attacks, the mastery is given by the description of the spell, at the particular skill level that you&rsquo;re casting the spell at."
                >Mastery</abbr
              >
              <input
                type="number"
                id="mastery"
                name="mastery"
                min="10"
                max="90"
                step="5"
                value="10"
              />%
            </label>

            <fieldset id="skill">
              <legend>Skill</legend>

              <label for="skill-dmg-multi">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="The percentage of damage that your attacking skill deals; this is in the skill&rsquo;s description, and is particular to each level of each skill. If you&rsquo;re basic attacking (i.e. not using a skill), this is just 100%. Because Heal&rsquo;s damage is expressed as a damage percentage, Heal is the only magical spell that this value applies to."
                  >Damage multi</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="skill-dmg-multi"
                  name="skill-dmg-multi"
                  min="0"
                  value="100"
                />%
              </label>

              <label for="skill-basic-atk">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="The basic attack usually only applies to spells. The basic attack of a spell is listed in the spell&rsquo;s description, for the particular level of the spell that you&rsquo;re using. It also applies to summons (even physical-attacking ones), but the idea is much the same. The only spell that this doesn&rsquo;t apply to is Heal, which uses the &ldquo;Damage multi&rdquo; value instead."
                  >Basic attack</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="skill-basic-atk"
                  name="skill-basic-atk"
                  min="0"
                  value="10"
                />
              </label>

              <label for="skill-lines">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="The number of lines (i.e. displayed damage numbers) of damage that your attack deals. This applies to both physical and magical attacks (for example, Magic Claw has 2 lines)."
                  >Lines</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="skill-lines"
                  name="skill-lines"
                  min="1"
                  value="1"
                />
              </label>
            </fieldset>

            <fieldset id="crit">
              <legend>Critical hits</legend>

              <label for="crit-prob">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="The probability that any given line of damage is a critical hit, expressed as a percentage. This applies to both physical and magical attacks (magical attacks can crit due to Sharp Eyes)."
                  >Critical chance</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="crit-prob"
                  name="crit-prob"
                  min="0"
                  max="100"
                  value="0"
                />%
              </label>

              <label for="crit-dmg">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="The number of percentage points added to your damage multiplier, in the case that a particular line of damage is a critical hit. For Critical Shot and Critical Throw, this value is 100 percentage points fewer than what is listed in-game. For Sharp Eyes (which stacks with other sources of &ldquo;Critical multi&rdquo;), this value is 100 points greater than what is listed in-game. Also, if both Stun Mastery and Sharp Eyes apply, this value is yet another 100 points greater than what is listed in-game (in addition to the extra 100 points that Sharp Eyes already gives). Stun Mastery otherwise works as advertised."
                  >Critical multi</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="crit-dmg"
                  name="crit-dmg"
                  min="0"
                  value="0"
                />%
              </label>
            </fieldset>

            <fieldset>
              <legend>Character</legend>

              <label for="class">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="Which of the 6 archetypes your character&rsquo;s job falls into. Note that the number of options here is actually 7, because pirates are treated differently after second job advancement than they are during first job."
                  >Class</abbr
                >
                <select name="class" id="class">
                  <option value="0" selected>Beginner</option>
                  <option value="100">Warrior</option>
                  <option value="200">Magician</option>
                  <option value="300">Archer</option>
                  <option value="400">Rogue</option>
                  <option value="500">Pirate</option>
                  <option value="510">Pirate &ge;2&#x207f;&#x1d48; job</option>
                </select>
              </label>

              <label for="level">
                <abbr class="help" title="Your player character&rsquo;s level."
                  >Level</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="level"
                  name="level"
                  min="1"
                  max="200"
                  value="30"
                />
              </label>
            </fieldset>

            <fieldset id="weapon">
              <legend>Weapon</legend>

              <label for="weapon-type">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="The type of weapon that you have equipped. Note that while &ldquo;no weapon at all&rdquo; is an option, it is only possible to attack this way if you are some kind of pirate."
                  >Type</abbr
                >
                <select name="weapon-type" id="weapon-type">
                  <option value="0">[no weapon]</option>

                  <optgroup label="Warrior&rsquo;s">
                    <option value="30" selected>One-handed sword</option>
                    <option value="40">Two-handed sword</option>
                    <option value="31">One-handed axe</option>
                    <option value="41">Two-handed axe</option>
                    <option value="32">One-handed blunt weapon</option>
                    <option value="42">Two-handed blunt weapon</option>
                    <option value="43">Spear</option>
                    <option value="44">Polearm</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Magician&rsquo;s">
                    <option value="37">Wand</option>
                    <option value="38">Staff</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Archer&rsquo;s">
                    <option value="45">Bow</option>
                    <option value="46">Crossbow</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Rogue&rsquo;s">
                    <option value="33">Dagger</option>
                    <option value="47">Claw</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Pirate&rsquo;s">
                    <option value="48">Knuckler</option>
                    <option value="49">Gun</option>
                  </optgroup>
                </select>
              </label>

              <label for="good-anim-prob">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="The probability of getting a &ldquo;good&rdquo; attack animation each time you basic attack. This value can apply even if you aren&rsquo;t actually basic attacking, although it is totally irrelevant for magical attacks. Most weapon types either don&rsquo;t have a distinction between &ldquo;good&rdquo; and &ldquo;bad&rdquo; animations, or they consider swinging animations to be &ldquo;good&rdquo;. The exception to this is spears, which consider swings to be &ldquo;bad&rdquo; and stabs (thrusts) to be &ldquo;good&rdquo;."
                  >Good anim probability</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="good-anim-prob"
                  name="good-anim-prob"
                  min="0"
                  max="100"
                  step="0.001"
                  value="60"
                />%
              </label>

              <label for="attack">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="The physical attacking skill that you are using. Basic attacks fall under &ldquo;[other]&rdquo; (except for special basic attacks: bow whacks, claw punches, and pistol-whips), along with many actual attacking skills. Note that physical-attacking summons (e.g. Frostprey) are included here as well."
                  >Attack</abbr
                >
                <select name="attack" id="attack">
                  <option value="0" selected>[other]</option>
                  <option value="-1">[bow whack]</option>
                  <option value="-2">[claw punch]</option>

                  <optgroup label="Crusader">
                    <option value="1111003">Panic</option>
                    <option value="1111005">Coma</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Hero">
                    <option value="1121006">Rush</option>
                    <option value="1121008">Brandish</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Paladin">
                    <option value="1121006">Rush</option>
                    <option value="1221009">Blast</option>
                    <option value="1221011">
                      Heaven&rsquo;s Hammer (original Xiuz)
                    </option>
                    <option value="1221111">
                      Heaven&rsquo;s Hammer (corrected Xiuz)
                    </option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Dragon Knight">
                    <option value="1311101">Crusher (lvl 1~15)</option>
                    <option value="1311001">Crusher (lvl 16~30)</option>
                    <option value="1311004">Fury</option>
                    <option value="1311006">Dragon Roar</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Dark Knight">
                    <option value="1121006">Rush</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Hunter">
                    <option value="3101003">Power Knock-Back</option>
                    <option value="3101005">Arrow Bomb (impact)</option>
                    <option value="3101105">Arrow Bomb (splash)</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Ranger">
                    <option value="3111003">Inferno</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Bowmaster">
                    <option value="3121004">Hurricane</option>
                    <option value="3121006">Phoenix</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Crossbowman">
                    <option value="3101003">Power Knock-Back</option>
                    <option value="3201005">Iron Arrow</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Sniper">
                    <option value="3211003">Blizzard</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Marksman">
                    <option value="3221001">Piercing Arrow</option>
                    <option value="3221005">Frostprey</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Rogue">
                    <option value="4001334">Double Stab</option>
                    <option value="4001344">Lucky Seven</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Hermit">
                    <option value="4111005">Avenger</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Night Lord">
                    <option value="4121007">Triple Throw</option>
                    <option value="4121004">Ninja Ambush</option>
                    <option value="4120005">Venomous Star</option>
                    <option value="4121008">Ninja Storm</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Bandit">
                    <option value="4201005">Savage Blow</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Chief Bandit">
                    <option value="4211002">Assaulter</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Shadower">
                    <option value="4121004">Ninja Ambush</option>
                    <option value="4220005">Venomous Stab</option>
                    <option value="4221007">Boomerang Step</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Pirate">
                    <option value="5001001">Flash Fist</option>
                    <option value="5001002">Somersault Kick</option>
                    <option value="5001003">Double Shot</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Brawler">
                    <option value="5101002">Backspin Blow</option>
                    <option value="5101003">Double Uppercut</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Marauder">
                    <option value="5111002">Energy Blast</option>
                    <option value="5111004">Energy Drain</option>
                    <option value="5111006">Shockwave</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Buccaneer">
                    <option value="5121002">Energy Orb</option>
                    <option value="5121004">Demolition</option>
                    <option value="5121005">Snatch</option>
                    <option value="5121007">Barrage</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Gunslinger">
                    <option value="5201001">Invisible Shot</option>
                    <option value="5201002">Grenade</option>
                    <option value="5201004">Blank Shot</option>
                    <option value="5201006">Recoil Shot</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Outlaw">
                    <option value="5210000">Burst Fire</option>
                    <option value="5211001">Octopus</option>
                    <option value="5211002">Gaviota</option>
                    <option value="5211004">Flamethrower</option>
                    <option value="5211005">Ice Splitter</option>
                    <option value="5211006">Homing Beacon</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Corsair">
                    <option value="5220002">Wrath of the Octopi</option>
                    <option value="5221003">Aerial Strike</option>
                    <option value="5221004">Rapid Fire</option>
                    <option value="5221007">Battleship Cannon</option>
                    <option value="5221008">Battleship Torpedo</option>
                  </optgroup>
                </select>
              </label>

              <label for="spell">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="The spell that you are casting. If this doesn&rsquo;t apply, just leave it at the default &ldquo;[other]&rdquo;."
                  >Spell</abbr
                >
                <select name="spell" id="spell">
                  <option value="0">[other]</option>

                  <optgroup label="F/P Mage">
                    <option value="2111002">Explosion</option>
                    <option value="2111003">Poison Mist</option>
                    <option value="2111006">Element Composition</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="F/P Archmage">
                    <option value="2121005">Elquines</option>
                    <option value="2121007">Meteor Shower</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="I/L Mage">
                    <option value="2211002">Ice Strike</option>
                    <option value="2211003">Thunder Spear</option>
                    <option value="2211006">Element Composition</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="I/L Archmage">
                    <option value="2221005">Ifrit</option>
                    <option value="2221006">Chain Lightning</option>
                    <option value="2221007">Blizzard</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Cleric">
                    <option value="2301002">Heal</option>
                    <option value="2301005">Holy Arrow</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Priest">
                    <option value="2311004">Shining Ray</option>
                    <option value="2311006">Summon Dragon</option>
                  </optgroup>

                  <optgroup label="Bishop">
                    <option value="2321003">Bahamut</option>
                    <option value="2321007">Angel Ray</option>
                    <option value="2321008">Genesis</option>
                  </optgroup>
                </select>
              </label>

              <label for="speed">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="The speed category of your weapon, after being adjusted by buffs. This value can never be lower than 2, so lower values are clamped to just 2. It is often (but not always) necessary to use out-of-game information to get the speed category of your weapon, because the game uses ambiguous names like &ldquo;Fast&rdquo;. Ordinary Booster skills reduce your speed category by 2. Spell Booster, depending on your implementation, may have a similar effect (reducing by 1 category at earlier levels of Spell Booster, and 2 at later levels), although it only works with wands and staves. Speed Infusion reduces by 4 categories (or, again depending on implementation, it may instead stack with other Booster skills and reduce by just 2)."
                  >Speed</abbr
                >
                <select name="speed" id="speed">
                  <option value="2">2 (Faster)</option>
                  <option value="3">3 (Faster)</option>
                  <option value="4">4 (Fast)</option>
                  <option value="5">5 (Fast)</option>
                  <option value="6" selected>6 (Normal)</option>
                  <option value="7">7 (Slow)</option>
                  <option value="8">8 (Slow)</option>
                  <option value="9">9 (Slower)</option>
                </select>
              </label>

              <label for="spell-booster">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="The amount that your spellcasting speed category is reduced by, due to buffs. This is &minus;1 at earlier levels of Spell Booster (&lt;11), and &minus;2 at later levels. This only applies to magical attacks."
                  >Spell booster</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="spell-booster"
                  name="spell-booster"
                  min="-2"
                  max="0"
                  value="0"
                />
              </label>
            </fieldset>

            <details>
              <summary>Elemental</summary>

              <fieldset>
                <legend>Elemental stuff</legend>

                <label for="ele-amp">
                  <abbr
                    class="help"
                    title="The percentage that your magic damage is multiplied by, according to the description of your level of Element Amplification. If you don&rsquo;t have Element Amplification, this is just 100%."
                    >Element Amplification</abbr
                  >
                  <input
                    type="number"
                    id="ele-amp"
                    name="ele-amp"
                    min="100"
                    value="100"
                  />%
                </label>

                <label for="ele-boost">
                  <abbr
                    class="help"
                    title="The percentage of damage added to your attacks (only applies when using Flamethrower and/or Ice Splitter) due to the corsair skill, Elemental Boost. This value can be found in the description of the level of the skill that you have. Note that this is unrelated to the &ldquo;DoT/effect damage&rdquo; increase granted by the same skill."
                    >Elemental Boost</abbr
                  >
                  <input
                    type="number"
                    id="ele-boost"
                    name="ele-boost"
                    min="0"
                    value="0"
                  />%
                </label>

                <label for="ele-wep">
                  <abbr
                    class="help"
                    title="How much your current weapon amplifies the element of the spell that you are currently casting. This only applies when using an Elemental Wand or Elemental Staff in conjunction with a spell of the same element, in which case this should be 25%."
                    >Elemental Wand/Staff</abbr
                  >
                  <input
                    type="number"
                    id="ele-wep"
                    name="ele-wep"
                    min="0"
                    value="0"
                  />%
                </label>

                <fieldset>
                  <legend>Elemental charge</legend>

                  <label for="no-ele-charge">
                    <abbr
                      class="help"
                      title="No (white knight/paladin) elemental charge is active."
                      >None</abbr
                    >
                    <input
                      type="radio"
                      id="no-ele-charge"
                      name="ele-charge"
                      value="no-ele-charge"
                      checked
                    />
                  </label>

                  <label for="holy-ele-charge">
                    <abbr
                      class="help"
                      title="One of the paladin (fourth job) elemental charges is active."
                      >Holy</abbr
                    >
                    <input
                      type="radio"
                      id="holy-ele-charge"
                      name="ele-charge"
                      value="holy-ele-charge"
                    />
                  </label>

                  <label for="other-ele-charge">
                    <abbr
                      class="help"
                      title="One of the white knight (third job) elemental charges is active."
                      >Other</abbr
                    >
                    <input
                      type="radio"
                      id="other-ele-charge"
                      name="ele-charge"
                      value="other-ele-charge"
                    />
                  </label>

                  <label for="ele-charge-dmg">
                    <abbr
                      class="help"
                      title="The damage multiplier, as listed in the current skill level&rsquo;s description, of the active elemental charge. Expressed as a percentage."
                      >Charge dmg</abbr
                    >
                    <input
                      type="number"
                      id="ele-charge-dmg"
                      name="ele-charge-dmg"
                      min="100"
                      value="100"
                    />%
                  </label>

                  <label for="ele-charge-level">
                    <abbr
                      class="help"
                      title="The skill level of the elemental charge that is currently active."
                      >Charge skill level</abbr
                    >
                    <input
                      type="number"
                      id="ele-charge-level"
                      name="ele-charge-level"
                      min="1"
                      max="30"
                      value="1"
                    />
                  </label>
                </fieldset>
              </fieldset>
            </details>

            <details>
              <summary>Combo attack</summary>

              <fieldset>
                <legend>(Advanced) combo attack</legend>

                <label for="ca-active">
                  <abbr class="help" title="Is (Advanced) Combo Attack active?"
                    >Active</abbr
                  >
                  <input type="checkbox" id="ca-active" name="ca-active" />
                </label>

                <label for="ca-dmg">
                  <abbr
                    class="help"
                    title="The damage multiplier, as listed in the current skill level&rsquo;s description, of Combo Attack. If you have Advanced Combo Attack, the percentage points listed in its description are added to those of Combo Attack (e.g. 220%&nbsp;+&nbsp;30%&nbsp;=&nbsp;250%). Expressed as a percentage."
                    >CA+ACA dmg</abbr
                  >
                  <input
                    type="number"
                    id="ca-dmg"
                    name="ca-dmg"
                    min="100"
                    value="104"
                  />%
                </label>

                <label for="ca-level">
                  <abbr class="help" title="The skill level of Combo Attack."
                    >CA level</abbr
                  >
                  <input
                    type="number"
                    id="ca-level"
                    name="ca-level"
                    min="1"
                    max="30"
                    value="1"
                  />
                </label>

                <label for="ca-orbs">
                  <abbr
                    class="help"
                    title="The number of (Advanced) Combo Attack orbs that you currently have."
                    >Orbs</abbr
                  >
                  <input
                    type="number"
                    id="ca-orbs"
                    name="ca-orbs"
                    min="1"
                    max="10"
                    value="1"
                  />
                </label>
              </fieldset>
            </details>

            <details>
              <summary>Berserk</summary>

              <fieldset>
                <legend>Berserk</legend>

                <label for="zerk-active">
                  <abbr class="help" title="Is Berserk active?">Active</abbr>
                  <input type="checkbox" id="zerk-active" name="zerk-active" />
                </label>

                <label for="zerk-dmg">
                  <abbr
                    class="help"
                    title="The damage multiplier, as listed in the current skill level&rsquo;s description, of Berserk. Expressed as a percentage."
                    >Berserk dmg</abbr
                  >
                  <input
                    type="number"
                    id="zerk-dmg"
                    name="zerk-dmg"
                    min="100"
                    value="100"
                  />%
                </label>
              </fieldset>
            </details>

            <fieldset>
              <legend>Enemy</legend>

              <label for="enemy-wdef">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="The target monster&rsquo;s WDEF (weapon defence)."
                  >WDEF</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="enemy-wdef"
                  name="enemy-wdef"
                  value="0"
                />
              </label>

              <label for="enemy-mdef">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="The target monster&rsquo;s MDEF (magic defence)."
                  >MDEF</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="enemy-mdef"
                  name="enemy-mdef"
                  value="0"
                />
              </label>

              <label for="ele-sus">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="How susceptible is the target monster to the element that you are currently using. This applies to magical attacks in the obvious ways. For physical attacks, only some physical attacks have elements; for example, Flamethrower is elementally fire, and Blast is elementally holy when used with Holy/Divine Charge."
                  >Element susceptibility</abbr
                >
                <select name="ele-sus" id="ele-sus">
                  <option value="0">Immune</option>
                  <option value="0.5">Strong</option>
                  <option value="1" selected>Neutral</option>
                  <option value="1.5">Weak</option>
                </select>
              </label>

              <label for="enemy-level">
                <abbr class="help" title="The level of the target monster."
                  >Level</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="enemy-level"
                  name="enemy-level"
                  min="1"
                  value="1"
                />
              </label>

              <label for="enemy-count">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="How many enemy targets there are of this attack. This value can be greater than one, but note that this does not take into account the damage taken by any of said virtual enemies, except for one of them (you can choose exactly which one by modifying &ldquo;Ordinal # of hit&rdquo;). This value is only here for skills like Heal, which change their per-line damage based on the total number of targets. Note that when casting Heal (maximum of 6 targets), the caster counts as a target, thus lowering the maximum number of possible enemy targets from 6 to 5."
                  >Count</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="enemy-count"
                  name="enemy-count"
                  min="1"
                  max="15"
                  value="1"
                />
              </label>

              <label for="hit-ord">
                <abbr
                  class="help"
                  title="The position/index of the particular damaging strike in question, within the ordering of all damaging strikes produced by the attack that you&rsquo;re using. For example, when using Iron Arrow, the first damaging strike (the one that damages the first monster struck by the arrow) has an ordinal # of 1, the next damaging strike an ordinal # of 2, and so on."
                  >Ordinal # of hit</abbr
                >
                <input
                  type="number"
                  id="hit-ord"
                  name="hit-ord"
                  min="1"
                  max="6"
                  value="1"
                />
              </label>
            </fieldset>
          </div>

          <div id="calculator-output">
            <b>Range, <em>crit range</em>:</b>
            <span id="range">??? ~ ???</span>,
            <em id="crit-range">??? ~ ???</em>
            <br />
            <b>Expected dmg per line:</b>
            <span id="expected-per-hit">???</span>
            <br />
            <b>&sigma;<sub>per line</sub>, CV<sub>per line</sub>:</b>
            <span id="sd-per-hit">???</span>, <span id="cv-per-hit">???</span>
            <br />
            <b>Total range:</b>
            <span id="total-range">??? ~ ???</span>
            <br />
            <b>Total expected dmg per hit:</b>
            <span id="expected-per-hit-total">???</span>
            <br />
            <b>&sigma;<sub>total hit</sub>, CV<sub>total hit</sub>:</b>
            <span id="sd-per-hit-total">???</span>,
            <span id="cv-per-hit-total">???</span>
            <br />
            <b>Expected DPS:</b> <span id="expected-dps">???</span>
            <br />
            <b>&sigma;<sub>DPS</sub>, CV<sub>DPS</sub>:</b>
            <span id="sd-dps">???</span>, <span id="cv-dps">???</span>

            <hr />

            <h3>Magic</h3>

            <b>Range, <em>crit range</em>:</b>
            <span id="range-magic">??? ~ ???</span>,
            <em id="crit-range-magic">??? ~ ???</em>
            <br />
            <b>Expected dmg per line:</b>
            <span id="expected-per-hit-magic">???</span>
            <br />
            <b>&sigma;<sub>per line</sub>, CV<sub>per line</sub>:</b>
            <span id="sd-per-hit-magic">???</span>,
            <span id="cv-per-hit-magic">???</span>
            <br />
            <b>Total range:</b>
            <span id="total-range-magic">??? ~ ???</span>
            <br />
            <b>Total expected dmg per hit:</b>
            <span id="expected-per-hit-total-magic">???</span>
            <br />
            <b>&sigma;<sub>total hit</sub>, CV<sub>total hit</sub>:</b>
            <span id="sd-per-hit-total-magic">???</span>,
            <span id="cv-per-hit-total-magic">???</span>
            <br />
            <b>Expected DPS:</b>
            <span id="expected-dps-magic">???</span>
            <br />
            <b>&sigma;<sub>DPS</sub>, CV<sub>DPS</sub>:</b>
            <span id="sd-dps-magic">???</span>,
            <span id="cv-dps-magic">???</span>

            <hr />

            <h3>Warnings</h3>

            <div id="warnings-div">
              <span id="warnings" class="success">No warnings.</span>
            </div>
          </div>

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            >
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              target="_blank"
              rel="noopener noreferrer"
              href="https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0"
              >GNU AGPL v3</a
            >+). See
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            for more information and access to source code.
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