A tool to check the average WG ratings of your teams vs your enemies teams from World of Tanks
Usage guide:
- Install python3:
https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.6.4/python-3.6.4-amd64-webinstall.exe
When you install, ensure you select the "add to path" option (will be something like that) I think it is on the first page of the installer, otherwise you'll have to set it up manually, which is a pain.
- Install the required libraries.
Open a new Cmd or PowerShell window. Assuming path is correctly set up, just run:
pip install requests
pip install matplotlib
3. Get yourself an application ID from wargaming. (optional)
Go to https://developers.wargaming.net/applications sign in, and create a new server application. Provide your external IP address i.e. what www.whatsmyip.org tells you, not your machine's LAN address.
This lets you make non-rate limited API queries
4. Download and unpack the code
Download https://github.com/B...hive/master.zip and unpack to a directory of your choice.
5. Run the code
In a Cmd or Powershell terminal, navigate to the directory where the unpacked code is
cd C:\full\path\to\containing\directory
Then run the code.
usage: replay_analyser.py [-h] [-w] [-k KEY] dir [dir ...]
A tool to analyse replays.
positional arguments:
dir path to directory(s) containing replays
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-w, --weighted Weight player ratings by position on team
-k KEY, --key KEY application id (key) from
https://developers.wargaming.net/applications/ (optional)It creates a cache.csv file so if you need to stop it, the results it has already fetched from WG will not need to be fetched again and you can re-run or continue from where you left off.