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Analysis and management of Guild Wars 2 EVTC logs from arcdps.
Home Page: https://gw2scratch.com/tools/
License: MIT License
Shift-selecting multiple logs at once and then uploading them at once will not upload them in the correct order (top to bottom).
I don't have any logs for the new Strike Missions, so I can't check if the success/failure is correctly detected. If you have a log, feel free to send one my way.
Logs from training Kitty Golems are somewhat inconvenient because the golem simply disappears, and it's hard to detect if that is because it was despawned with the console or because it was defeated.
The statistics tab would use more statistics about logs:
Some very old logs currently fail to parse.
It should be possible to select which columns are shown. If possible, right-clicking on the column headers is a rather intuitive way to do this, perhaps duplicated in options.
Sometimes, when the log manager is opened, the log list doesn't get refreshed after logs are finished processing. This can manifest as no logs being visible at all or just the latest ones being missing.
I don't have any logs for the new Strike Missions, so I can't check if the ids I am using work for detection. If you have a log, feel free to send one my way
It has to be possible to provide an option to parse predefined logs when updating (e.g. when a success detection is fixed). We also want to make it possible to change languages of log names in dynamically (currently the name is saved).
Encounter
and not the name for each logIt would be nice to add support for storing optional extra data (calculated at the cost of processing time), or at the very least, make it simple to import saved data to allow that in the future (it might be already).
While they work correctly with the GTK3 backend, on WPF clicking one results in an infinite loop, untested with WinForms.
Add a way to detect if an encounter has challenge mode enabled.
Right now the default order is order of discovery in the filesystem. Ordering from the newest log is probably the best option.
Significantly improved in 8a6a8ff, still not perfect.
#36 would be one way to get that, but at least adding a button for now would be great.
By 2 reporters in the same day, might be caused by some specific arcdps version.
This might be hard to fix.
Possibly caused by finishing strike success detection
Deimos is a lovely boss.
These are quite weird, this shouldn't happen.
In the processed log, a list of anomalies should be provided. Anomalies should have a count, severity (likely only critical=true/false), and of course a type.
Some examples:
There are many more that can be detected, but some are just not detectable.
The Log Manager resets the window size each time itβs opened which can be annoying.
The approach in 2bbbcd5 (reverted) does not work because there doesn't seem to be an easy way to set a size when menubars are involved.
When using ClientSize, adding a menubar leads to the form not getting bigger, but the ClientSize effectively gets smaller. When saving, the ClientSize is then smaller as it doesn't include the menubar and the form will be smaller at the next load.
Currently, when running two or more instances of the manager, and new logs are parsed, the last closed instance overwrites all data saved by the previously closed instances.
Unknown events should be filtered out and their count stored somewhere (perhaps as anomalies? - #45).
This will fix encounter durations being really weird.
Should allow for specifying amounts of players for each specialization (including core), with a (>=, <=, =) selection for each amount. Goes into advanced filters.
For some encounters, to detect whether it was successful, we look for a killing blow towards an NPC. Rarely, this is not present (presumably due to conditions killing the enemy, although at least Burning does generate a killing blow) which makes this method imprecise, so we are looking for a better method.
It'd be a neat feature if you could "tie together" different accounts so that they show as the same Player in the player statistics list.
The EVTC Inspector would use a dynamic filter system for events. If all selected events have a common field, it should be possible to filter it. Same for agents, but less importantly.
a.dps.report
or b.dps.report
Almost always detected as failure.
New events make it easier to track buff uptimes.
The status bar should show:
Currently, we often use the name of the boss agent as the name of an encounter. This leads to issues if the name was not resolved by arcdps. In that case, we often end up with encounter names like ag734
or ch17632-361
.
Instead, localized names for known encounters should be used. For unknown ones, we are going to fall back on the agent name. Currently, we already override some encounter names with their English name.
Currently the GW2 API data has to be downloaded again every time the EVTC Inspector is launched (on command).
Update Gw2Sharp after the following issue is fixed: Archomeda/Gw2Sharp#9, for now getting guild data fails.
The icons in the guild panel don't have a size limit in WPF, and the entries are sorted in reverse order.
Currently, WvW logs fail to process because the target is never present.
This will involve rewriting buff events to describe individual stacks instead of buff applications.
They should not get confused with the API being inaccessible while fetching guild names/tags.
Currently, friend/foe status on events is ignored. This means that it's impossible to properly calculate damage data.
The log manager should be capable of discovering a new log has been added and then parsing it automatically.
Depends on #2.
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