Icons

Now Team Helper has helpful icons for most labels. All glyphs and skills have an icon for easy references, just like in the game.

Glyph Search

This new version of Team Helper involves the ability to search by glyphs. Choose whichever glyphs you want in your team and when you search you will get all team members that can use at least one of those glyphs. HINT: Usually you’ll want to leave “Any Glyph” checked. This will return teams with members that can use any glyph (e.g. Aldwin), in addition to the others chosen. Those team members can use any glyph, so why not include them. :D

Along with the glyph search is a display of the glyphs a team member has. These are displayed with letters. Reference of which letter means which glyph is below.

Save to File

There’s a Save to File button below the team along with two check boxes. When “Save All Teams” is checked, the Save to File button will save a list of all teams in your search. This can only be done after you have hit the search button. (“Save All Teams” will save only the current team display if that is the only team that exists, even if you haven’t hit the Search button yet.) When “Save Current Team” is checked, the Save to File button will save the currently displayed team, whether or not there are more teams in your search. After you hit Save to File you will get the chance to choose which file you want to save it to.

As always, I hope this program is helpful. Please let me know of any feature requests or bugs you find.

Complete Documentation

You can find the full documentation in this article.

How To Get It

Click Here to download the zip file containing the program.

How To Install It

This new version comes with some icons to pretty up the interface. The icons are not absolutely necessary, but they do make Team Helper a bit more fun to use. However, this means that the download will now be a .zip file instead of a .jar file. Please do the following steps to make sure the icons show up properly:

1. Copy TeamHelper.zip to a folder of your choice.
2. Unzip TeamHelper.zip using a program like WinZip or WinRar.
3. You will see a TeamHelper.jar and an ico folder. The ico folder must be in the same directory as TeamHelper.jar.
4. If you want a shortcut on your desktp, right-click TeamHelper.jar and choose "Create Shortcut".
5. You can then copy and paste the shortcut to your desktop.
6. Have fun! I hope it's useful!

Note: If you are running Kit's DeckViewer you already have Java installed and it should just work. If not, go get it right now!