Life rules
Choose the health conditions that should use a life flask.
Recovery rules for each player
Flasks when needed. Quiet when unsafe.
Configure life and mana recovery rules around the character that needs them, with guards that stop flask actions in menus and unsafe states.
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LifeRecovery threshold
ManaRecovery threshold
SafetyMenu and state guards
LifeThreshold
ManaThreshold
P1 to P4Per player
MenusGuarded
How it works
Recovery rules that understand context.
Auto Flasks react to character state while menu, transition and data guards prevent unsafe recovery actions.
Mana rules
Set recovery behaviour for mana pressure.
Per-player setup
Tune recovery for different party characters and builds.
Safety guards
Pause when the required state cannot be verified.
See it working
Advanced recovery without one shared rule
Per-player thresholds and safety settings keep recovery behaviour separate across the party.
Works withFindigo Solo + Standard + Ultimate
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Try Auto Flasks freeCommon questions
Before you try it.
Can each party character use different rules?
Yes. Supported multiplayer editions keep recovery settings separate by player.
Will flasks fire while a menu is open?
Menu and state guards prevent unsafe recovery actions.
Can I turn Auto Flasks off?
Yes. Recovery automation can be disabled without removing the rest of the controller setup.
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