Hey everyone,
I've been working on creating a spreadsheet similar to one I had seen for rogues that allowed you to enter all of your gear and gems, and then switch between various gear items and get immediate feedback on their effect on DPS and longevity. I've been somewhat nervous about posting it because I've been worried I'd made some mistake in it, but someone asked me about it, and I decided to go ahead and give it a go - more eyes on it is better for testing anyway.
It can be downloaded from
http://spriest.team-vortex.net/. I've only ever tested it in Excel 2000, but there isn't anything specific I can think of that would break it in any other version, or in OOCalc.
It currently allows you to enter your spell priority list, gear, various raid conditions (buffs that are available, shaman totems, boss debuffs), and consumable usage. It then lets you know your estimated DPS and casting time till OOM. It also has a page with a more complete breakdown on threat, mana usage, and damage/mana broken down by spell.
It should be noted that it still needs some work in the area of buffs and that it doesn't currently model spell haste. Also, almost all the gear that's selectable is raid level and above (Kara -> BT), plus the Glad/Merc Glad pvp gear - I have to enter each piece of gear by hand, and while it's easy to add a single item (I just have to type its stats to the end of a table, and it becomes fully available throughout the spreadsheet), it takes a long time to add the raw number of items available
Feedback is appreciated about any bugs or oversights you notice. I'll be working at adding lvl70 dungeon items, but if there's anything specific you'd like to see in a timely manner, just let me know, and I'll make that item a priority.
btw, major props to The_Panda and Mefadin for the creating and updating the shadow priest DPS spreadsheet over in the spellcasting forum - while I did do the spellcasting system in mine from scratch to try to make it a bit more adaptable, the manner in which it does so was very much inspired by their work
