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tpatel / fortnite-replay-reader

An attempt to parse the fortnite replay files
MIT License
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comeback? #5

Open WLTN1 opened 5 years ago

WLTN1 commented 5 years ago

Hi, will you continue to dev. this project? I would appreciate that :)

tpatel commented 5 years ago

Hi @WLTN1, the original idea behind publishing this project was that hopefully a couple of other people would help. I'll try to allocate a bit of time on this project but it might not be enough to keep it up to date.

WLTN1 commented 5 years ago

Thank you@tpatel ! I have two questions :)

  1. Is it possible event "playerelim split into kill and knock? (in duos / squads)
  2. Is it possible to find out who the duo / squad team player was?
TheWebs commented 5 years ago

Thank you@tpatel ! I have two questions :)

  1. Is it possible event "playerelim split into kill and knock? (in duos / squads)
  2. Is it possible to find out who the duo / squad team player was?

If i may: 1 & 2 - it sounds very possible as the replay system separates the squads by numbers and knows when u got knocked down

TheWebs commented 5 years ago

ps: i dont know whats ur goal but i once made a replay fixer however due to guns removal the game crashed whenever a removed weapon was trying to get loaded

julianmacagno commented 5 years ago

Hi, first of all sorry for my bad english. I discovered your repo a cupple days ago and I really liked it; so much that I decided i'd like to contribut at you if you want. I developed a tiny web page and a javascript script, that uses the vim.js library to draw a tree with the kills you extract from the chunks data. It's beauty to see the graph. also I can provide a bunch of replay files to test it them. Tell me please if you are interested and how we can merge the code.

I attached below a few pictures of my job. Is not in Tree style yet, but is in Graph style. It will not require lot of job; it's only that at the moment I posted this, I didn't.

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test.zip

I attached too my code to you can see it. To run it, first do node index.js (it is a little bit modified to get the exact result i expected); due to the fact I can't load files in Google Chrome the same you do with node, I had to copy the output of the previous command and paste in my code as an array like you can see in /scripts/script.js

Then open index.html in your browser to see the graph, or entry at https://julianmacagno.github.io/.

Hope you like it. Regards, julianmacagno.

TheWebs commented 5 years ago

That seems like a cool project, maybe i can help. If you're interested

julianmacagno commented 5 years ago

Of course, all help is welcome. My plan is continue developing this script, ordering the data in a Tree with the winner on the top level and their kills under them. Also I want to calculate player's position and improve the algorithm for more performance and to distinct between kills and knocks. I'd probably wait a few days to continue, because I have to study now haha.

julianmacagno commented 5 years ago

Ey, go https://github.com/julianmacagno/julianmacagno.github.io. I updated my code, now it draw kills in Tree style. Here you can see the result online https://julianmacagno.github.io/. Hope you like it

jokoast commented 5 years ago

@TheWebs @julianmacagno do you know where is the unique game_id in the replay ? I'm desperatly trying to find it and i don't.

julianmacagno commented 5 years ago

I don't. In fact I ignored that this game_id existed

jokoast commented 5 years ago

This "gameID" was used for months when we used to play snipes games. To be sure we were in the same game we copied the 4 last digits of this ID. (same way, all epic account have their own userID [now used in demos to replace string names])