utsushis-charm VS monster-hunter-rise-builder

For consoles, there is a tool that reads in-game recordings and exports charms: Utsushi's charm. But it worked very well but seems that the last update was last year.

As I said at the start of this post, be sure to let me know how it goes for you! Here's some helpful resources to get the most out of the armor set searcher (and the link to the one I use, as well). I am not affiliated with these in any way, to be clear. Armor set searcher: https://mhrise.wiki-db.com/sim/?hl=en Utsushi's Charm: https://github.com/chpoit/utsushis-charm/releases (This lets you put all the talismans you currently have into the format the armor set searcher uses, and all you have to do is provide recordings, like Switch clips, of you scrolling through your talisman list. Be sure to remove all decorations from every talisman so the program doesn't get things wrong, though.) Redundant talisman checker: https://github.com/Raymoclaus/RedundantTalismans/releases (Checks a list of talismans formatted in the way the armor set searcher uses to see what talismans are strictly worse than others. You would have to manually remove them from the list though.)

In case you didn't know, you can always export your talismans directly from the game using Utsushi's Charm (NS or PC) or Talisman Exporter (PC). For qurious armors there is Qurious Exporter (PC) but no NS solutions as I know it.

On the left there is a large input field where you could type out all your talismans, however that would be tedious. This pairs well with either the Talisman Exporter mod for pc (https://www.nexusmods.com/monsterhunterrise/mods/1092), or if you're on switch or otherwise not keen on using a mod then the Utsushi's Charm tool is another alternative (https://github.com/chpoit/utsushis-charm).

Here's the release page

That way people will be able to use their pre-existing charm list, or use it with my tool Utsushi's Charm

https://github.com/chpoit/utsushis-charm this is as painless as it gets. Not sure if it works with Sunbreak charms/skills tho.

The codebase is available on GitHub. However, I do suggest avoiding looking at the code until I fix up the huge mountain of tech debt and port it over to Typescript :P