Your page
Reading your Vantage Stats page. Where it lives, how to open it as its owner, the two halves and every tab, and what an empty section is telling you.
On this page
Once Vantage Stats is on and your account is proved, the service gives you a page. This guide is for you, the owner, with the page open in front of you: where it lives, how to open it with its settings, what each tab shows, and what an empty part means. It describes the page as the service draws it today, for Vantage 2.0.1.
If you have not turned Vantage Stats on yet, start with the overview.
Where your page lives
Your page has one address, chosen by the service and handed to the mod after you sign in. While it is a secret
link, which is how it starts, the address is /s/ followed by a random key. If you make it findable, it is also at
/u/ followed by your Minecraft name. Sharing and visibility explains both.
Vantage never builds the address itself. It shows and copies the exact address the server answered with, so the site can move without a new version of the mod. Until this computer has signed in once, there is no address to show, and the status screen says so: There is no page yet. One appears here the first time this computer proves the account is yours - Vantage never builds the address itself.
Opening it from the mod
Sign in first: press Turn on and prove on the consent screen, or type /vt stats link while you are in a world
on Hypixel. The page link arrives in chat as soon as the sign-in lands.
After that, any of these opens the page:
| Where | What to press | Opens it as |
|---|---|---|
The status screen (/vt stats), Your page card | Open | Its owner, when this computer is signed in |
| The status screen, Your page card | Copy link | Puts the plain address on your clipboard |
| Chat | /vt stats page, then click the link | Anybody with the link |
| Chat | /vt stats page, then click open as owner | Its owner (the button appears only when this computer is signed in) |
| Chat | /vt stats page owner | Its owner, when this computer is signed in; anybody's view otherwise |
As the owner
Opening the page as its owner shows you everything, including the categories you keep hidden from readers, and adds the settings. Nobody else sees the page this way.
Here is how it works, so you know what you are trusting. The mod asks the service for a single-use token that
lives sixty seconds, and opens your page with it in the part of the address after the #. A browser never sends
that part to any server, so it lands in nobody's log. The page trades it for a sign-in of its own, a cookie that
lasts twelve hours, and removes it from the address bar before it draws anything. The token never appears in chat,
in the log or on your clipboard.
Owner mode adds three things:
- A Your page chip beside your name, whose tooltip says you are signed in from the mod, so the page shows everything, including what you keep private.
- The parts you keep hidden, drawn with their real contents.
- A Settings button in the header, which opens a drawer of five panels: Visibility, Categories, Page, Appearance and Your data.
The browser sign-in can change settings, rotate your link, export and delete. It can never upload anything: only the mod sends stats. The Your data panel has Sign out of this browser, which ends this browser's sign-in and nothing else. To sign the mod out, or every sign-in at once, use the Account tab of the mod's status screen, which holds the credential that needs.
The header
The header shows your skin's face, your name, and one line under it, joined by dots: your SkyBlock level, the profile's name, how many days are recorded, and when it last synced. A part the page does not know is left out of that line rather than shown as a zero.
On the right are the profile switcher, with the profile's name and game mode, and two buttons: Refresh, which reads the page again, and Copy link. With only one profile to show, the switcher is a plain label; it is also one when you turn the switcher off for readers in the Page settings. In owner mode the Settings button joins them. A reader who arrived through a secret link sees a Shared link chip, whose tooltip says the page is not listed anywhere.
Two halves
Under the header, a switch chooses Profile or Activity, and the tab bar below it belongs to whichever half is showing. The page opens on Profile unless you choose otherwise in the Page settings. Both halves always exist: a half with nothing in it still opens and says why.
The halves answer different questions. Profile is your profile as your client last saw it, the way a profile viewer shows one. Activity is what you did while Vantage was recording, day by day.
Profile
Each tab draws one or more parts of your profile mirror. The last column is the category whose switch lets the mod record those parts; while it is off or hidden, a reader sees those parts as private.
| Tab | Parts of your profile it draws | Recorded under |
|---|---|---|
| Overview | Header, Currencies, Net Worth, Stats, and a short summary of the other tabs | Economy and Progression; the header needs none |
| Skills | Skills, Foraging, Hunting | Progression |
| Dungeons | Dungeons | Progression |
| Slayers | Slayers | Progression |
| Gear | Gear | Items |
| Accessories | Accessories | Items |
| Inventory | Inventory, Sacks | Items |
| Pets | Pets | Items |
| Collections | Collections | Progression |
| Mining | Mining, including the Heart of the Mountain | Progression |
| Farming | Farming | Progression |
| Fishing | Fishing | Progression |
| Bestiary | Bestiary | Progression |
| Crimson Isle | Crimson Isle | Progression |
| Rift | Rift | Progression |
| Misc | Minions, Events, Auctions, Miscellaneous | Progression, Events, Economy |
Every one of those parts is something your client read: from what you carry, your tab list, your sidebar, or a menu you opened yourself. Nothing is fetched from Hypixel and nothing is opened for you. The full list of parts, and the menu that fills each one, is on What is recorded.
When it was read
Because the mirror is a reading rather than a live answer, every part carries a quiet line saying where it came from and how old it is, such as from a menu you opened, 2 hours ago.
| The line says | It was read from |
|---|---|
| your tab list | the tab list's widgets |
| the sidebar | the scoreboard on the right of the screen |
| a menu you opened | a menu such as /skills or /pets |
| your items | the items themselves, which is the source of the Inventory and Gear tabs |
| computed by your client | a figure Vantage worked out, such as the networth estimate |
| imported from your client's history | the one-off import when you first signed in |
A reading more than a week old is dimmed, and its line turns to the warning colour with its age spelled out. A few values that change on their own clock, such as skill levels, your purse and the equipped pet, carry a line of their own when it differs from the rest of the card.
Activity
The Activity half is everything the recorder counted, over a range of days you choose.
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Today | Named for the range control: six tiles over the range (time played, sessions, kills, deaths, net coins, loot value), where the time went, the newest sessions, the top items and the newest timeline moments, each linking to its own tab. |
| Sessions | Every stretch of one activity, newest first: where, when, how long it was active, runs, deaths and failures, and net coins when economy is shared. Click one to open its detail. |
| History | Charts of up to twelve numbers at once, by day, week or month, opening on networth, purse, bank, SkyBlock level and skill average. |
| Timeline | Your diary, newest first and grouped by day: level-ups, rare drops, personal bests, deaths, firsts. Filters by importance and by kind. |
| Loot | Every item that landed in your inventory, counted by item; what went straight into sacks; where it came from; your rare drops. |
| Deaths | What killed you, where, and during what. No killer is ever named, because no killer is ever uploaded. |
| Economy | Coins earned and spent facing each other, your balances over time, essence and sacks, and your own bazaar and auction figures. |
| Playtime | A calendar of play by day, and where the hours went by island, area and activity. |
| Vet | Your Vantage Vet points, tier, milestones and counters. |
| Everything | An explorer over every number this profile has, by namespace, searchable and sortable, each one chartable. |
Ranges
One control, at the right of the tab bar, sets the range for the whole half, and it stays put as you move between tabs. It lives in the address, so a link you share opens on the same range.
| Range | Covers |
|---|---|
| Today | Today, in your account's time zone |
| 7 days, 30 days, 90 days | The last seven, thirty or ninety days |
| This year | The last 365 days |
| All time | Lifetime totals, see below |
| Custom | Any span of up to 400 days you pick |
On a narrow screen the same choices are a dropdown.
All time is a different number
All time is not the longest range: it is a lifetime total. It includes what was imported from before you turned Vantage Stats on, and days that have since been folded into totals because they are older than you keep. The page says so under it, in a footnote that begins Lifetime totals, and where it can it shows how much of a count came from before the daily record began. A lifetime total and a range are never shown as the same kind of number.
Whose today
A day on your page is a calendar day in your account's time zone, not the reader's. A reader in another time zone is told so in the tooltip on Today; in owner mode the label carries your zone when it differs from the browser's, as in Today (Europe/London). You can change the zone on the status screen's Account tab, once every 30 days, because moving it re-dates every day already recorded. After a change, the page says that days before it were bucketed in a different time zone.
When a part is empty
A stats page must never draw something it does not know as a zero, so the page has a small, fixed set of things to say instead. These are the only states a part of your profile can be in.
| State | What a reader sees | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Present | The part itself, with its as of line | Your client read it. |
| Partly observed | The part, with a Partly observed chip beside its title; the chip's tooltip says what to open | Your client read some of it, such as one page of a menu with several. |
| Not observed yet | An empty card that says which menu to open | Your client has never read it, so nothing was ever sent for it. |
| The owner keeps this private | A card with those words and nothing else | The category is off or hidden. Readers cannot tell which. |
One more message belongs to a single widget rather than a whole part. Not shared means the tab-list widget that
feeds it is switched off in Hypixel's /widget menu; turn it on and it appears. The bank balance is the common
case: the mod's checklist says Turn on /widget Bank.
Under a part that is Not observed yet, the page may add a card called Recorded while you played. It lists what the recorder counted that belongs to that part, such as your best dungeon times before you ever opened the Dungeoneering menu. Its footnote says what kind of number they are: levels are the last reading your client saw, while counts and bests are only what it recorded while you played, not the game's lifetime totals. Those fill the tab once you open the menu.
Filling in the rest
The prompt on an empty card is the same sentence the mod gives you, from the same table, so the two never
disagree. In game, /vt stats checklist prints how many parts have been read and the menu to open for each of the
rest, for example Open /pets once. The status screen's Checklist tab shows the same list with a state chip on
every row.
Keyboard
Press ? on the page for this list.
| Keys | What they do |
|---|---|
| ← → | Move between tabs |
| 1 to 9 | Jump to a tab |
| g then p | The Profile half |
| g then a | The Activity half |
| Escape | Close what is open |
| ? | This list |
With nothing selected, copying (Ctrl+C, or Cmd+C on a Mac) puts a one-line summary on the clipboard: your name, the profile, the days recorded, and the address.
Its look
Your page wears the look you chose in the mod: the preset, your accent and the glass figures from the Appearance page. When you change them in the game, the next sync carries the change to the page.
In owner mode, the Appearance panel changes the page's look directly: the six presets, your own accent colour, and five sliders for glass opacity, glass depth, roundness, pointer light and glow, with a preview. What you set there is what every reader sees, and it stays until you next change the look in the game. Colours the game gives meaning to, such as rarities and slayer tiers, stay the game's whatever the accent.
A reader can still pick a look for themselves from the appearance control at the foot of the page. That choice is kept in their own browser, changes nothing for anybody else, and Match the owner's look puts yours back.
Related
- Sharing and visibility: who can open the page, and the settings that change it.
- What is recorded: every part of the mirror and the menu that fills it.
- Vantage Stats: turning it on, and the commands.
- Appearance: the look your page wears.