Dispeller Continued

A Dalamud plugin for FINAL FANTASY XIV that helps you clean out your Glamour Dresser by identifying items that share the same visual model.

Dispeller scans your Glamour Dresser and the Armoire, groups items by equipment slot and model, and shows you the groups where more than one item resolves to the same appearance.

Dispeller matches the models mesh only by default, but you can toggle colour matches.
HQ items are treated as Normal items, and will match accordingly.

An item is flagged as a [Perfect duplicate] when an exact copy exists anywhere - Dresser or Armoire.
Items linked to an outfit are tagged [Outfit], and the tag can be switched off in the settings. If you managed create identical outfits in the Dresser, those will get flagged as well.

This is a fork of pupwife/DispellerPlugin, maintained for personal use only.

Disclaimer

I used Claude (Opus 5, max effort) to update to the current Dalamud API level (15) to work on the current patch at time of commit (7.55).
I'll try to keep it maintained for as long as my company keeps paying for Claude, and my FFXIV sub remains active - not mutually exclusive.
I make no claims of ownership over any of the code in this repo.
This is a strictly "works on my machine" fork, with no guarantees that it will work on yours.

Installing

This plugin is not (and never will be) in the official Dalamud repository. To install it, add this URL in Dalamud under Settings → Experimental → Custom Plugin Repositories:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Dryness/DispellerPlugin/master/repo.json

Usage

/dispeller to open the GUI. It will be empty until you open your Glamour Dresser and/or Armoire. You must open both to get a proper comparison between both, otherwise it will match only what it sees (duh).

Cache and settings are saved per-character.

Hide items from being matched/compared by right-clicking it. Hiding 1 item of a matched pair will remove both (but prevent only the selected one from future matches); if a matched set is 3+, then only the hidden item(s) stop matching until the last of a pair is hidden.
Un-hide an item by showing all hidden items in the config menu, then right-click and "Unhide item".

/dispeller config opens the settings, as does the cog in the window's title bar and the gear beside the plugin in Dalamud's installer. From there the window can open with the Glamour Dresser, hide itself on a zone change, stop treating recolours as duplicates, or list hidden items again so they can be right-clicked back.

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Some worthwhile notes

• The whole PrismBoxItems array is live. UsedSlots is not an item count — bounding the scan by it drops real items, including every boot and accessory. It doesn't track the contents either, so it can't be watched for changes. The dresser is polled and fingerprinted instead.
• Slot is an outfit/set identifier, not a dresser position: an "Attire" bundle and all its pieces share one. De-duplication keys on ItemId and Slot, so the same item stored in two groupings stays two entries — keying on ItemId alone hid real second copies.
• Outfit bundles sit at EquipSlotCategory row 0. They aren't containers: pieces stay in their own slots and are merely linked, so MirageStoreSetItem is what says which piece belongs to which outfit.
• HQ entries are stored at ItemId + 1,000,000, and the Item sheet only carries the base row. IDs are normalised for sheet lookups only, so an HQ item and its normal-quality twin stay two dresser entries, as the game shows them.
• Weapons now match on the mesh, as gear always has. Comparing every model field made a weapon match nearly impossible.
• Cabinet.IsItemInCabinet is keyed by Cabinet sheet row, not by item id, and roughly a quarter of that sheet is placeholder rows with no item attached. The Armoire is polled and fingerprinted like the dresser, since storing and withdrawing give no change signal either.

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AI usage declaration

Claude thought that this section would be useful because of Dalamud's docs.
If anyone cares for that sort of thing, here you go.

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Per the Dalamud AI usage policy, this fork discloses its level of AI involvement.

Level: Copilot — AI implements while the human plans and reviews.

What that covers

Work in this fork was carried out with Claude (Anthropic) acting as the implementer, under human direction and review at each step. Specifically:

• The human set the scope and made the decisions: what to investigate, when to stop investigating and write code, what to commit, what to defer.
• The AI wrote the code changes, ran the builds, and analysed the diagnostic output.
• All empirical validation was performed by the human in-game. Conclusions were settled by live experiments and by scanning with instrumented builds, checked against a dresser the human had counted by hand.
• Each change is reviewed before being committed, and the reasoning behind it is recorded in the commit messages and in code comments rather than left implicit.

Scope note

This declaration covers work done in this fork. Code inherited from the upstream repository is not covered by it.

Credits

Original plugin by pupwife. Built on Dalamud and FFXIVClientStructs.

Licensed under AGPL-3.0-or-later; see LICENSE.

Copyright (C) 2025 pupwife
Copyright (C) 2026 Dryness

FINAL FANTASY XIV © SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD. This project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Square Enix.