Aion2doing — AION 2 DPS Meter
A sister project of Aion2do. A packet-capture-based DPS meter you run alongside the game to see party damage, boss HP, and 5-second sliding DPS in real time.
🚧 Current Status
Still in development — no public release yet. UI, capture service, and TCP reassembly work; the game packet decoder (opcode mapping) is in progress. Watch the GitHub releases page for updates.
🪟 System Requirements
• OS: Windows 10/11 (x64)
• Npcap 1.79+ (for packet capture)
• WebView2 Runtime (bundled with Win11 / recent Win10)
• macOS / Linux not supported (Npcap is Windows-only)
📦 Installation
1. Install Npcap
Download from npcap.com. Two options matter when installing:
☑ "Install Npcap in WinPcap API-compatible Mode"
☐ Uncheck "Restrict Npcap driver's access to Administrators only"
If you install with admin-only access, the meter cannot capture.
2. Run the Aion2doing MSI
Download the latest .msi from GitHub Releases → run → approve UAC once (Capture Service registration).
From then on it runs as a normal user — no more UAC prompts.
3. Launch
Start menu → "Aion2 Meter". Capture starts automatically when the game is running. Pin the always-on-top mini window next to the game.
🕹 Using It With Aion2do
The two apps are independent. Aion2do (browser) tracks your weekly/daily quests. Aion2doing (desktop) monitors live DPS. With both on screen:
• Aion2do: side monitor — check expedition / transcendence / daily dungeon progress
• Aion2doing: mini window next to the game — boss HP / party DPS in real time
• Finish a dungeon → bump the count in Aion2do — both views in sync
🛠 Common Issues
• "no suitable NIC found" → Npcap was installed as admin-only. Reinstall with that option unchecked.
• Diagnostics bar shows "capture not running" → Capture Service not started. Re-launch from the Start menu.
• Defender SmartScreen blocks the .exe → click "More info → Run" (code signing planned).
• VPN / virtual NIC setup → multi-NIC capture is not yet supported.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This is an unofficial fan tool. It only reads packets and does not modify the game client. The project may go private at any time if the publisher's policy changes — use at your own risk.