Settings → Character

nParse+ keeps a profile per character (created automatically the first time it sees a character's log). The Character page edits the profile selected in the top dropdown — switch characters in game and the active profile follows.

Setting	What it does
Character	Which profile you're editing.
Class / Your Level	Drive spell-duration math for Timers — a level 60 enchanter's Clarity lasts longer than a level 20's. Auto-filled from your own /who row (and from level-up / class-detect log lines); a quick /who in game refreshes them, even while this window is open.

Clicky items are timed from your level

On Project 1999 an item's effect is cast as if you cast the spell yourself, at your own level — so a level 60 character clicking a low-level item gets the full level-60 duration, and the spell's own cap is what limits it. The at Level N shown on a P99 wiki item page is the level at which you may begin clicking the item, not the level it casts at.

nParse+ v2.28.2 briefly had this backwards and timed clickies from the item's level, which under-reported them; it is fixed.

| Zone | The character's current zone — auto-detected from zone-change lines and from a plain /who (a global /who all carries no zone, so it can't update this). | | Track Skill | Your tracking skill; draws the tracking-radius circle on the map for Druids/Rangers/Bards. | | Location sharing | Per-character: everyone / guild-only / off. Guild-only shows your dot only to guildmates (Sharing). | | Share timers | Whether this character's kill timers are shared to (and received from) the network. | | Timer recast | What happens when a tracked detrimental is recast mid-timer: Restart Current Timer or Start New Timer (stacked rows). Roots always refresh. | | Show spells for classes | Per-class filter checkboxes — hide spell timer rows for classes you don't care about (e.g. hide warrior discs on your cleric). |