Thanks for letting me know, the item should now be available.

I added in support for exporting gear and stat weights to WoW Upgrade. Note that you can always tweak the stat weights after export (which is usually a good idea when haste is involved).

Rivkah,

Does the analyser make smart use of Lynx Rush? Ie when you have 9 stacks of lynx rush and have readiness avialable it starts your next lynx rush when the dot has around 2s or so left on it.

Currently it waits till Lynx Rush debuff has expired then casts again. I considered changing it to refresh before the end, but I don't know how reliably people will be doing that, it's a lot more technically difficult to implement that way, and the difference is only whether one of the ticks is 7 or 9 stacks (since you reach full stacks by the second tick anyhow) so it would be a marginal change at best.

Is there any way you could set a default pet family or allow it to work without a pet family? Currently, after importing, you have to select a pet family even though ferocity is already selected, which seems counter-intuitive since I assume the normal use case for the calculations includes enabling all de/buffs.

I plan to do that, but to add that I need to spend some time adjusting a few things to make sure that there's still the ability to deselect a pet, so I haven't had time to do the QA necessary to adjust it.

Also if anyone does an armory import and doesn't get your upgrades, you may have to login to the game and back out to force armory to detect an update to your character info so that it doesn't cache your old data on importing to the site.

Is there any problem with Dire Beast? I was simulating my char and when I try to use Thrill of the hunter (it doesn't matter wich spec I'm using) I get ~4.7K more DPS In comparison with Dire Beast... I think something must be wrong.

I'm wondering how the stat values are calculated. Do you add X of the value and recalculate the damage? If so, what is X? I'm trying to find a usable approximation for haste's weight, which seems almost impossible as the shown value varies from -0.8 to over 6 for relatively minor variations in haste/latency/etc.

Sort of. X is currently set to 80 (although I'm thinking that may be too low given half a gem is 160 now, I had picked the value based on the agility half gem value). However for haste because of the issues with the valuation, I actually calculate at 3 increments (of X) up and down from the base value, then remove the highest and lowest value and average the others. In theory this should improve the accuracy of the value, but in practice it hasn't seemed to help much.

2 alternative options you can try for a good haste value are to use simulationcraft, which can calculate over much larger iterations and give more accurate values, or to use the custom stats to compare dps at different levels of haste manually and do your own math.

What I've found to help immensely for haste valuation is to manually add or subtract haste and ad or subtract whichever stat I'm comparing agains, in the numbers that would be relevant in game and see the result - then apply common sense (did it increase/decrease because of shot shifting etc)

There is now generic pet support enabled by default on the site. This means that unless you explicitly select a pet, the default is to use a pet which has no buffs or debuffs. You can still manually de-select the pet if you wish to calculate dps without the pet.

I've also changed the legendary gem support to be treated like a standard gem, and added support for the prismatic socket from the legendary quest. This means that you will get a warning if you have a weapon with a sha-touched gem socket and you aren't using that socket and the prismatic socket, but you can just ignore that warning if you don't have the ability to use the sockets yet. I put in a workaround so that saved settings with the older format of legendary gem selection should still automatically detect the gem.