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EQWatcher Evolution is a real-time EverQuest log parser. EQWatcher interprets small programs written for it that do certain things, most notably audio responses such as Text-to-Speech or .WAV sounds, when user or game text input is read. For example, EQWatcher Evolution can speak out loud things like your character's damage per second, your character's movement speed, tells received, all using information from the text log files. EQWatcher's abilities also allow advanced uses like accessing databases, and simple-but-useful things like controlling Winamp. EQWatcher by design CANNOT be used to "macro" (automate game play), hack, or sniff packets, and is not against the license agreement for EverQuest.
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Fury is the successor to EQWatcher Evolution from Lavish Software, currently in Open Beta testing. Unlike EQWatcher, it is a commercial product, but EQWatcher Evolution will still be available for free right here! Fury uses a new, highly optimized parsing engine to vastly improve parsing performance. It also uses a new scripting engine called LavishScript, which is easier to use than EQWatcher Script, and does not require compiling. It also as an SDK (Software Development Kit) so that developers can add functionality directly to Fury! Fury also makes it easy to keep an eye on multiple gaming sessions at once, whereas EQWatcher would either fail miserably or just be difficult to do.
And of course, Fury is not limited to EverQuest 1. In fact, it's not limited to anything at all, it doesn't even come with functionality for a single game. There are currently open source Fury plugins that support EverQuest 1 as well as EverQuest 2, and people are using them right now!
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Fury is currently in open beta, meaning that all of its features are free for you to try. After official release, Fury may be either limited to subscribers, or some features restricted from the Lite version.
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