Build Management

Open the Build management view

Expand the Guild Wars menu section and open the Manage builds view

Delete an existing build

1. Open the Build management view

2. Find the desired build

3. Click on the bin button to delete the build

Create a new build

1. Open the Build management view

2. Click on the add button in the top right of the build list

Manage the build list

1. Open the Build management view

2. Clicking on any build in the list will open the selected build

3. Search for build

4. Delete any build

Search for a build

Search for build by typing in the Search text box

Edit a build

1. Open the Build management view

2. Click on the desired build. This opens the build edit view

3. Adjust the build properties
   • Adjust the name by writing in the name text box. Prepend '[Folder Name]' to add folders to the build path
   • Adjust the build code by writing in the build code text box. This code can also be pasted in Guild Wars
   • Adjust the professions by expanding the profession selection and clicking on the desired profession
   • Clicking on the help button next to the professions will open an embedded browser and redirect to the profession page
   • Clicking on the help button next to the attributes will open an embedded browser and redirect to the attribute page
   • Adjust the attribute points by pressing the plus and minus buttons on the attribute section. Attribute points are subtracted from the total allocated build points
   • Clicking on an empty skill slot will open a skill list with available skills (filtered by the selected profession). Click on any skill from the skill list to add it to the build
   • Clicking on an assigned skill slot will open an embedded browser and redirect to the skill page
   • To remove a skill from the build, click on the remove button in the top right corner of the skill slot
   • Save the build by clicking on the save button

Missing skill icons

If skill icons are missing, enable the icon downloader

Build synchronization

Build synchronization stores your build list on your OneDrive (currently only OneDrive is supported) so that you can access your builds when changing devices.

The integration is based on an authorization token given after signing in to the Daybreak app registered on Azure. This authorization token is stored encrypted locally on your device.

The authorization is done completely locally and no credentials or authorization tokens are shared outside the device.

For more in-depth information, check the OAuth2 implementation on Azure.

You can always revoke the authorization by following these steps

Opening build synchronization view

1. Open the Build management view

2. Click on the synchronization button

Authorizing the application

1. Open the Build Synchronization view

2. Log into your OneDrive account and authorize Daybreak to access your OneDrive files

Deleting the authorization token

1. Open the Build Synchronization view

2. Click on the 'Log Out' button

3. Optionally, revoke the application authorization by following these steps

Synchronization status

1. Open the Build Synchronization view

2. Check the synchronization status by looking at the glyph on the top of the page. means that the local and remote builds are not the same. means that the local and remote builds are the same.

3. Check the differences

Navigating the synchronization page

1. Open the Build Synchronization view

2. The list on the left side of the screen is the local build list (builds that are stored locally). The list on the right side of the screen is the remove build list (builds that are stored remotely on your OneDrive)

3. 'Upload all' button deletes all remote builds and uploads all the local builds

4. 'Download all' button deletes all the local builds and downloads all the remote builds

5. 'Upload Build' button uploads the currently selected local build

6. 'Download Build' button downloads the currently selected remote build

Build list differences

1. Open the Build Synchronization view

2. Builds highlighted in the local list are local builds that are different from the remote builds

3. Builds highlighted in the remote list are remote builds that are different from the local builds

Revoking the authorization token

To revoke the authorization token, sign in into your Microsoft account, navigate to the "Apps and services" page, select Daybreak and click "Remove these permissions"