StatWhore - RTCW:ET Log File Analyser by bS|4.ni.k8.or

Description

StatWhore aim

• Show which teams played
• The map that was played on
• Which team won - statistics might tell you a team out-fragged another, but not who won the game
• Overall statistics for each player, but also for a team
• A breakdown of each round - overall statistics are nice but it can be good to see a round where a player was outstanding
• Some awards for the award whores

StatWhore

Examples

• MGL S2 Grand Finals bS! vs DKV on Radar
• MGL S2 Semi-Finals bS! vs Carn!e on Apennines Beta 2

Requirements

• Java 1.4 or later is needed (due to use of java.util.regex)
• an ET log file generated by demo or game eg \Program Files\Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory\etpro\etconsole.log

How do I use it

Quick Setup Notes

1. Download StatWhore.jar and put it here "\Program Files\Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory\StatWhore.jar"
2. Start RTCW:ET and enable logging: open console and enter seta logfile 2
3. Play a stopwatch game of ET with ET Pro
4. Double-click "\Program Files\Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory\StatWhore.jar"
5. A window will appear showing the log file it is processing, and the name of the file it generates
6. Double-click on the generated page in "\Program Files\Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory\etpro\html\"
7. enjoy!

seta cg_textNotify "1"
seta cg_drawNotifyText "1"

Slower Setup Notes and Command Line Options

1. Place StatWhore.jar in your RTCW:ET directory "\Program Files\Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory\StatWhore.jar" or in the ET Pro directory "\Program Files\Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory\etpro\StatWhore.jar"
2. Double-click StatWhore.jar
3. A window will open which will display files it is reading and generating
4. StatWhore will look for etconsole.log in the current directory or for etpro/etconsole.log
5. StatWhore processes the log file
6. StatWhore creates a directory called html where it found the etconsole.log file, if the directory does not already exist
7. StatWhore does the same for html/css, html/images, html/js and for the files it saves into them
8. StatWhore generates the statistics page for the log file with the name html/yyyy-mm-dd-teamA_vs_teamB_map.html
9. You may close the window at any time. The window stays open so filenames can be checked by the user

StatWhore can also be run from the command line or batch file with parameters as follows

java -jar StatWhore.jar log-filename output-directory

parameters are optional. If the output-directory is not provided the html directory will be created in the same directory as the log-filename.

Example:

java -jar StatWhore.jar "c:\Program Files\Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory\etpro\etconsole.log" "c:\my-web-file\"

Hosting Stats on a website

The generated file can be placed on a web site, but the stylesheet uses some common files located in the sub-directories which also need to be on the same website. The easiest way is to create a stats directory and place the generated file into it as stats/yyyy-mm-dd-teamA_vs_teamB_map.html along with stats/css, stats/images, stats/js directories and their contents

Notes

• StatWhore figures out which side won based on the round number, whether a clock was set, objective met/not met and timelimit hit. It assumes that allies attack for round 1 and then the sides switch for round 2. However there are some maps that have axis on offence eg Railgun. StateWhore will treat the following maps with having axis on offence
  • caen
  • mml_church_et_v1
  • omg_caen
  • railgun
• The scoreboard may not provide reliable results for double-objective maps, where teams are swapped out of a normal ABBA stopwatch order, or where rounds have been reset etc.
• Map name is found by looking for either the LOADING... maps/******.bsp or >>> Map: ******
• If [skipnotify]Timelimit hit. is found in the first and second round then a draw is awarded.
• The tag detection looks for a match at the start and a match at the end of the names in a team, and the highest number of matches wins. If there is not enough in common to determine a tag the team will be called Team A or Team B
• The output file name is built from the tags from each team. If the tags contains any of the special filesystem characters they are dropped. If no characters remain, then TeamA or TeamB is used
• StatWhore attempts to calculate damage in each round by subtracting damage given/received in round 1 from round 2 stats provided by ET (as round 2 includes damage from round 1). Some people have experienced negative values in the second round due to this, but I am unsure why this would happen - possibly where a person has switched teams?.