genshin-optimizer VS guiscrcpy

this is the only one people use i believe. You might wanna use Inventory Kamera to import your artifacts/weapons/charcters, etc. there are guides online showing you how to use it, with multi-optimizations and stuff. It doesn’t take long to learn, and it’s sooooooooo good

i would refer to optimizer or the substat priority chart on akasha for situations like this. you can also check your burst damage on akasha with both builds and see which is higher.

To see which weapon would be better with your specific setup and artifacts, and by how much, I’d recommend using a multi-optimization target in Genshin Optimizer. You can use one of the 2 multi-optimization targets shared in the Cyno section of the Genshin Optimizer discord’s multi-opt-collection channel. Run the optimization with each weapon and compare the damage results from the best set of artifacts for each.

She'll 90% of the time want Deepwood as she's the best at triggering its effect and doesn't lose much damage from running it. Gilded can be good on her in aggravate teams if it's better than your deepwood set, but I'd consult the handy, dandy optimizer.

https://frzyc.github.io/genshin-optimizer/ is the gold standard. It requires some getting used to but it's very flexible.

Use Genshin Optimizer

I can try to calc it on Genshin optimizer but I'm gonna need a picture from akasha to see what weapon and what substat rolls you have.

The only optimizer I know of. What I did exactly was add your artifacts into my current database that had artifacts for Bennett, kazuha, and Sara, equip jade spear on raiden, use a multi optimization target config accounting for jade spear's stacking mechanic, and compared the total damage to "The Catch" build.

I use scrcpy with the Dex Dock and a dummy HDMI and connect wirelessly through tcpip to the dex instance. It smoothly runs at 50-60 fps (1080p), but I have capped it to 45fps since that's enough for my use case. If you want to give scrcpy a try i'd suggest reading a bit of the documentation of the dev on github or watching a YouTube quickstart guide. Using a GUI also makes using the program a bit easier, but I don't know how up-to-date they are since I don't use one myself...

As your screen broke i assume you remember your gallery pin/password. There are some apps by which you can project your phone screen to pc. By this you can easily unhide you photos and then back them up elsewhere.You can try 1. 2.

It's not too difficult since the documentation seems quite through. If you do struggle, there is this GUI for it

Found this as the best for screen mirroring last time I tried. cmd version or gui version

with this - https://github.com/srevinsaju/guiscrcpy