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On October 28 2010 23:38 Prixm wrote:Show nested quote +On October 28 2010 23:33 Dakota_Fanning wrote:On October 28 2010 23:26 Prixm wrote:
Can you explain on the website how to make a .bat file for us who keeps forgetting turn sc2gears on?
Im trying to make a .bat file atm but only sc2 will launch and not sc2gears >< I don't see why this wouldn't work (add your paths ofc, use quotes if they contain spaces): example.cmd: Sc2gears.exe
StarCraft II.exe I've tried that in notebook, then name it SCII.bat and then launch it with Blizzard Launcher. Is that totaly wrong? Cause SC2 runs but sc2gears wont.
You wouldn't open a .bat file with Blizzard Launcher.
You should just double click the batchfile, windows will run the batch and by consequence all the commands in it. In this, the commands issued are launch sc2gears and launch sc2.
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Dakota_Fanning
Hungary2368 Posts
On October 29 2010 02:12 SwampZero wrote:
It could look like a W or L letter in the filename, taken from the Point Of View of the person using Sc2Gears and saves (is that possible? Maybe have it ask your playername at start then just string compare ? sounds easy)
Then you could instantly sort through all your replays for wins and losses.
Don't make it a player parameter tho please. ( I mean don't have a "list player" dynamic value that puts a W after the winner's name. That's not at all easily sortable) Just have it as a self-contained value so we can decide where in the filename we want it.
Thanks in advance, your program is very good.
What I have in mind is this:
/Wx
This would result in a letter: W = Win, L = loss, U = Unknown, the win result of a player.
If you add yourself to the favored player list, you'll always be the first player, therefore /W1 would always tell whether you won or lost.
Would this be satisfying?
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I've been using your program for the past few days and I like it a lot, Dakota_Fanning.
I'm a big fan of the replay saving feature, and the apm chart is cool to look at, even though I don't really focus on my apm.
I found the resources spent chart today, and was checking it out, and it seems like an interesting chart, but I don't really see how to make much use of it, unless I would compare mine to that of a progamer doing the exact same build, or just comparing it to the mid-game if we are using the same bsaic strategy. What I think would be really useful, is if you included a chart that graphed exactly how many minerals/gas a player had at any given time, and then at the end, had something like average unspent resources.
IMO, it's more important for a player to know how much his/her money is stockpiling, than just a raw number of how much that player is spending. How hard would it be to implement something like this?
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On October 30 2010 02:54 KiLL_ORdeR wrote:
I've been using your program for the past few days and I like it a lot, Dakota_Fanning.
I'm a big fan of the replay saving feature, and the apm chart is cool to look at, even though I don't really focus on my apm.
I found the resources spent chart today, and was checking it out, and it seems like an interesting chart, but I don't really see how to make much use of it, unless I would compare mine to that of a progamer doing the exact same build, or just comparing it to the mid-game if we are using the same bsaic strategy. What I think would be really useful, is if you included a chart that graphed exactly how many minerals/gas a player had at any given time, and then at the end, had something like average unspent resources.
IMO, it's more important for a player to know how much his/her money is stockpiling, than just a raw number of how much that player is spending. How hard would it be to implement something like this?
almost impossible. The replays do not record how much money you have only your actions, such as ordering a probe to mine, and spending money making a zealot , to to figure out how much money they have at a given time they need to replay the game from the start to that point. Thats why you cant jump to a point in a replay with out playing out the time before it.
It is possible, but would require a starcraft 2 simulator that would be run on every single map you are trying to analyze, so its not very practical or realistic
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i really love this tool !!!! i use it everyday and it managed to replace my batch replay saver. The UI is a little counterintituitive, but once you figured it out its really a great tool.
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On October 29 2010 01:20 Zeon0 wrote:
is there a way to fade out days where i didnt make any games in the apm/win ratio development?
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-You can now set up to 5 SC2 auto-replay folders and all will be monitored for new replays.
This is useful for those who play with multiple accounts and/or on multiple gateways, you can set your different SC2 auto-rep folders.
I don't think this is necessary or at least it doesn't seem to matter for me. I use just one of these and set it to /Documents/StarCraft II/Accounts and sc2gears finds the replays and saves them no matter what account/gateway I'm on.
The problem with multiple accounts/gateways is having different replay folders for each account and SC2 not letting me access any folders other than folders within the Replays folder of that particular account/gateway. I have sc2gears saving replays into Replays/Autoreplay (a folder I made) for my main account on NA gateway but when I'm playing any other server or account, I can't watch any of reps of games I've just played. Is there some trick to access one folder (like C:/SC2Replay Archive) from any account/gateway? Or can you make an option in sc2gears to save a copy of the replay in multiple folders?
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Dakota_Fanning
Hungary2368 Posts
On October 30 2010 12:35 Liquid`Tyler wrote:Show nested quote +-You can now set up to 5 SC2 auto-replay folders and all will be monitored for new replays.
This is useful for those who play with multiple accounts and/or on multiple gateways, you can set your different SC2 auto-rep folders. I don't think this is necessary or at least it doesn't seem to matter for me. I use just one of these and set it to /Documents/StarCraft II/Accounts and sc2gears finds the replays and saves them no matter what account/gateway I'm on. The problem with multiple accounts/gateways is having different replay folders for each account and SC2 not letting me access any folders other than folders within the Replays folder of that particular account/gateway. I have sc2gears saving replays into Replays/Autoreplay (a folder I made) for my main account on NA gateway but when I'm playing any other server or account, I can't watch any of reps of games I've just played. Is there some trick to access one folder (like C:/SC2Replay Archive) from any account/gateway? Or can you make an option in sc2gears to save a copy of the replay in multiple folders?
I don't know any way. A solution could be multiple auto-save replay folders.
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Is it possible to make it so that 1v1 games are auto-saved to a separate folder if the user wants? I know that for me, and I'm sure many others, analyzing 1v1 matches is the reason we have sc2gears and it would be awesome if 1v1s could therefor be auto-sorted as it were so they don't get mixed up in team games and customs.
Thanks for all your hardwork, sc2gears is an amazing program 
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Dakota_Fanning
Hungary2368 Posts
On October 30 2010 16:53 Cade)Flayer wrote:Is it possible to make it so that 1v1 games are auto-saved to a separate folder if the user wants? I know that for me, and I'm sure many others, analyzing 1v1 matches is the reason we have sc2gears and it would be awesome if 1v1s could therefor be auto-sorted as it were so they don't get mixed up in team games and customs. Thanks for all your hardwork, sc2gears is an amazing program
You can filter the replays by format, and perform analysis on them.
You can also put backslash "\" to separate folders. This is an undocumented feature, use it at your own risk.
So for example to separate games by format, use the following name template:
/f\/T - /g - /m./e
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On October 28 2010 22:39 Dakota_Fanning wrote:Show nested quote +On October 28 2010 22:03 Rannasha wrote:
Every now and then SC2Gears can't figure out which player won a match from the replay. Is there a way to manually assign a winner to these replays so that the mutli-rep-analysis becomes more accurate? No, you can't assign winners manually. The lack of proper winner detection can be due to 2 things: -Sc2gears was not able to parse all the actions till the end of the game -or StarCraft 2 did not record the player leave actions. The first one can be fixed in a future update if you send me the replay.
To come back to this, I had this issue with version 3.0. Updating to 3.2 caused the previously unknown winners to be properly determined. Thanks for the great work!
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Ever since I somehow dragged or messed with a window or something, I had a really annoying problem.
As far as I can tell it's a bug, but if you know if I somehow missed something and how it can be fixed, then it would be appreciated.
Every time I load a replay, it appears as a smal like 400x300 window, regardless of the sc2gears window size, or any other setting. If i resize or maximize the replay window and then save settings or save on exit, and restart, it doesn't fix anything.
It's extremely annoying that window size isn't ever saving except for how it somehow got small and remember it in the first place.
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Is this illegal? If I were to use it would it risk myself getting banned?
I really want an autosave function 
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On October 29 2010 16:17 Dakota_Fanning wrote:Show nested quote +On October 29 2010 02:12 SwampZero wrote:
It could look like a W or L letter in the filename, taken from the Point Of View of the person using Sc2Gears and saves (is that possible? Maybe have it ask your playername at start then just string compare ? sounds easy)
Then you could instantly sort through all your replays for wins and losses.
Don't make it a player parameter tho please. ( I mean don't have a "list player" dynamic value that puts a W after the winner's name. That's not at all easily sortable) Just have it as a self-contained value so we can decide where in the filename we want it.
Thanks in advance, your program is very good. What I have in mind is this: /Wx This would result in a letter: W = Win, L = loss, U = Unknown, the win result of a player. If you add yourself to the favored player list, you'll always be the first player, therefore /W1 would always tell whether you won or lost. Would this be satisfying?
yeah this would be great if you could do it
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On October 30 2010 12:35 Liquid`Tyler wrote:+ Show Spoiler +-You can now set up to 5 SC2 auto-replay folders and all will be monitored for new replays.
This is useful for those who play with multiple accounts and/or on multiple gateways, you can set your different SC2 auto-rep folders. I don't think this is necessary or at least it doesn't seem to matter for me. I use just one of these and set it to /Documents/StarCraft II/Accounts and sc2gears finds the replays and saves them no matter what account/gateway I'm on. The problem with multiple accounts/gateways is having different replay folders for each account and SC2 not letting me access any folders other than folders within the Replays folder of that particular account/gateway. I have sc2gears saving replays into Replays/Autoreplay (a folder I made) for my main account on NA gateway but when I'm playing any other server or account, I can't watch any of reps of games I've just played. Is there some trick to access one folder (like C:/SC2Replay Archive) from any account/gateway? Or can you make an option in sc2gears to save a copy of the replay in multiple folders?
In vista/win7 the command mklink creates folder-shortcuts which will work in sc2 too.
This way you can "clone" the autosave-folder into your other accounts, and access your replays in every account.
Unfortunately without downloading additional software it has to be done using a console command.
Lets say I have 3 accounts:
C:\Users\skatman1744\Documents\StarCraft II\Accounts\000001\2-S2-1-168666\Replays\Multiplayer\
C:\Users\skatman1744\Documents\StarCraft II\Accounts\000002\2-S2-1-168666\Replays\Multiplayer\
C:\Users\skatman1744\Documents\StarCraft II\Accounts\000003\2-S2-1-168666\Replays\Multiplayer\
The auto-save folder in sc2gears is:
C:\Users\skatman1744\Documents\StarCraft II\Accounts\000001\2-S2-1-168666\Replays\Multiplayer\autosaves
Here 2 ways to create the shortcuts: one with the mklink command, one using extra software.
Of course you have to adjust the paths according to your setup.
Backup your replay-folders to be safe.
The console
+ Show Spoiler +Open the console by pressing windowskey+r, and enter cmd.exe
Then create a shortcut in account 2:
mklink /J "C:\Users\skatman1744\Documents\StarCraft II\Accounts\000002\2-S2-1-168666\Replays\Multiplayer\autosaves" "C:\Users\skatman1744\Documents\StarCraft II\Accounts\000001\2-S2-1-168666\Replays\Multiplayer\autosaves"
Now you can acces the autosaves folder in both accounts 000001 and 000002
Extra Software (Link Shell Extension)
+ Show Spoiler +Download & Install: http://schinagl.priv.at/nt/hardlinkshellext/hardlinkshellext.htmlReboot Right-click your Replays\Multiplayer\autosaves-folder and chose "Pick Link Source" Navigate into your second account and right-click the Replays\Multiplayer folder then chose "Drop as->Junction" Now you can acces the autosaves folder in both accounts 000001 and 000002
Then repeat for account 000003 instead 000002.
You can delete the created shortcuts, but be sure not to delete the original autosaves folder.
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I just downloaded SCgears and updated my Java to 6.21 on a windows 7 machine and I can't get /Fx to work (the command to number all the replays in a folder). Any one know what's up with that? I want the replays to number 001 or 01 02 03 and so one like the iccup client.
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Dakota_Fanning
Hungary2368 Posts
On October 31 2010 22:46 vitriol wrote:
I just downloaded SCgears and updated my Java to 6.21 on a windows 7 machine and I can't get /Fx to work (the command to number all the replays in a folder). Any one know what's up with that?
/Fx is designed for the auto-replay saving.
If you want to rename replays manually with a counter, use the /Cx or /c counters.
If you open the template editor, you won't even see the /Fx symbol. Use only those that are offered to you.
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On October 31 2010 22:48 Dakota_Fanning wrote:Show nested quote +On October 31 2010 22:46 vitriol wrote:
I just downloaded SCgears and updated my Java to 6.21 on a windows 7 machine and I can't get /Fx to work (the command to number all the replays in a folder). Any one know what's up with that? /Fx is designed for the auto-replay saving. If you want to rename replays manually with a counter, use the /Cx or /c counters. If you open the template editor, you won't even see the /Fx symbol. Use only those that are offered to you.
New problem: Now I'm using /c - /f\/T - /g./e and it says " Failed to save replay" each time i test it against the computer, but the test says it's grammatically correct.
/Fx was in the template editor that's where I got the symbol from. Anyway I tried /c and it worked, thank you, but /Cx produced an error and both of these commands aren't in the editor.
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This ran fine few days ago, but after I formatted and reinstalled Windows everything is kinda bugged :| Cant really use the program for anything but APM alert in its current state. Screenshot shows what it kinda looks like when I open a replay and mash buttons. Not pretty :/
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