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Version 1.1
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEMOSTATS 1.0 by SunLight - Readme -------------------------------------------------------------------------- This little tool will extract some statistics from a Wolfenstein-ET demo. It is fully working *only with etpro demos*, but jaymod demos and silent mod demos are partially supported. So you will get full headshots and damage statistics only with etpro demos. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Linux version is command line only, example usage: $ ./demostats demoname.dm_84 | less -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Windows version has both a command line version (demostats.exe) and a gui (demostats_gui.exe). Since Winblows console sux hard, I decided to put a gui , so if you use Win run the gui, and drag and drop a demo file inside the window. (note: demostats.exe must be in the same path as the gui) -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Some infos about the stats: - damage is only bullet damage, no grenades or any explosive weapon is counted - 1on1 damage is when both players didn't receive damage from others - accuracy under fire and 1on1 is higher than the one shown by the game because gibbing is not counted, and prefire as well It's based on a test mod I had made years ago, probably nobody will find it useful, but some (me, for example) might want to know if they just suck in 1on1 and accuracy, or they are just crossfired from all sides enjoy p.s. no installation is required, just put the files in some folders -
Hello everyone. Short question - does anyone have a link/screenshot/etc. which provides a list of NoQuarter and/or JayMod (gas grenades, molotovs, etc) weapons with their stats included? The only links I find are outdated and no longer work
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File Name: ET Demo Stats File Submitter: SunLight File Submitted: 16 Jul 2012 File Category: Software -------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEMOSTATS 1.0 by SunLight - Readme -------------------------------------------------------------------------- This little tool will extract some statistics from a Wolfenstein-ET demo. It is fully working *only with etpro demos*, but jaymod demos and silent mod demos are partially supported. So you will get full headshots and damage statistics only with etpro demos. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Linux version is command line only, example usage: $ ./demostats demoname.dm_84 | less -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Windows version has both a command line version (demostats.exe) and a gui (demostats_gui.exe). Since Winblows console sux hard, I decided to put a gui , so if you use Win run the gui, and drag and drop a demo file inside the window. (note: demostats.exe must be in the same path as the gui) -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Some infos about the stats: - damage is only bullet damage, no grenades or any explosive weapon is counted - 1on1 damage is when both players didn't receive damage from others - accuracy under fire and 1on1 is higher than the one shown by the game because gibbing is not counted, and prefire as well It's based on a test mod I had made years ago, probably nobody will find it useful, but some (me, for example) might want to know if they just suck in 1on1 and accuracy, or they are just crossfired from all sides enjoy p.s. no installation is required, just put the files in some folders Click here to download this file
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Hello, is here anyone who knows the software ANOVA, it's about statistics, i made research to BA paper and need to put the questionnaire's questions into that system. im looking for help
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Website Owners: Google Analytics now offers real-time tracking! Google Analytics, a widely used tracking tool for website operators, got a major upgrade Thursday with the company's first real-time traffic tracker. Google's free analytics tool offers a fairly comprehensive dive into the traffic patterns of sites on which it's installed -- but until now, it had a lag of at least an hour or so before most data would show, and a 24-hour lag on full data reporting. The new Google Analytics Real-Time tool offers an instant look at a site's active-visit count. It began rolling out Thursday to some users and will be available to all users in the next few weeks, Google said in a blog post. The tool's splashy visuals and instant updates echo another analytics service that has been gaining fans: Chartbeat, a New York-based startup that launched in early 2009. Aimed at websites with major traffic -- including news publishers, big blogs and retailers -- the company has attracted customers including Groupon, Starbucks, Billboard and The Onion. Chartbeat is a paid product, with pricing that starts at $10 a month for smaller sites. Google Analytics is a free offering. Google has typically targeted smaller sites, but some larger organizations including Costco, Yelp and AOL's Huffington Post have adopted its tools. Google seems to be scaling up its analytics ambitions: This week it also rolled out the first part of a complete user-interface overhaul and introduced Google Analytics Premium, its first paid offering for larger websites. While Google's free offering tops out its data collection at 10 million website visitors per month, its new paid plan offers more data collection, additional modeling tools and service support. Google did not reveal a price tag for its paid product. Google Analytics launched in late 2005 on the heels of Google's acquisition of analytics software maker Urchin. Google doesn't release its user statistics, but analysts estimate that the immensely popular free tool has millions of users. Chartbeat remains a gnat in comparison: On Thursday afternoon, its "total total" monitor -- a tracker of traffic to all the sites Chartbeat is installed on -- logged around 4 million concurrent users. Source: CNN Money
