Build with go build. This will create a binary called onmyoji-soul-planner.

To use the planner, you must first create a souls database. An example is provided in examples/souls.yaml. By default onmyoji-soul-planner will look for souls.yaml in the directory where you run it. You can change that by supplying the -soulsdb option.

The souls database has 6 keys - slot1-6 - that map to arrays of souls. Each soul must have a type, and can have any of atk, atkbonus, crit, critdmg, spd. Other attributes are currently ignored.

Note that this tool just checks all combinations of souls. So it gets slower the more souls you add to the souls database.

You can select a set of souls for a single Shikigami with

onmyoji-soul-planner [options] <shikigami> <main soul> [spd=<constraint>] [crit=<constraint>]

Constraints are an exact integer number or a range, such as 95-100. For example

onmyoji-soul-planner Onikiri Seductress spd=117-127

would optimize for average damage while going after Seimei, while

onmyoji-soul-planner "Ibaraki Doji" Shadow spd=125-128 crit=99-100

would be a good selection for the Ibaraki Doji + Kamikui Souls 10 team.

You can also supply a file describing a whole team to optimize

onmyoji-soul-planner [options] <team.yaml>

You can try this out with examples/team.yaml using

onmyoji-soul-planner -soulsdb examples/souls.yaml examples/team.yaml

• -ignore-crit: Ignore crit when calculating damage, useful for fights that negate crit
• -soulsdb string: A YAML file describing your souls (default "souls.yaml")