Sc2gears 14.3.3: Replay version 2.1 support - Page 77

On April 29 2011 04:49 Klogbert wrote:
My SC2Gears is eternally blurry, it starts off fine then it gets real blurry. I was curious as to why this was happening.

On April 30 2011 14:54 Shahrazad wrote:
I just lost all of my replays. I guess "remove selected" meant "remove selected from filesystem", not the list. Oh well. That sort of thing should have a confirmation.

On May 02 2011 01:20 Gorion wrote:
Hey could you make a filtering options so it only analyses ladder (autoMM) games. This way i can still check my win/loss ratio even if blizzard doesnt want me to :D

On May 02 2011 01:34 jojoleb wrote:
Hi guys
in the multi-replay analysis. i cannot click on my name to check my stats anymore

i am even right-clicking and choosing OPEN PLAYER and still nothing happens.

i am using sc2gears 5.0.1 .

help and thanks !

On April 29 2011 02:49 Pgbz wrote:
There should be an option that, in the Replay Analyzer, to drag them in Multi-Replay Analysis. Drag them or should be able to select all the replay in replay analyzer and with right click "Add to Multi-Replay Analysis". This way when you done playing, you can check your stats for the day. Just to make it faster, since I know you can open them. Thought?

On May 02 2011 01:39 Dakota_Fanning wrote:

You probably have an error in the background. Please check the logs, also it would help a lot if you would send me the replays that cause this.

On May 02 2011 02:08 jojoleb wrote:


here is the replay pack thats making this happen. i am trying to check these 19 games i played today

http://www.4shared.com/file/8xAbI0ba/replays_error_in_sc2g.html

On May 03 2011 12:58 AndyBear wrote:
Hey there, love you program, used it since its release. One feature that I would really like is to have some way of telling which replays are from which season in a multi-replay analysis.

So when I load up all my replays, I can view my Win, losses, all my stats really, and view them separately for each season, or all of them.

If it's already implemented, I can't find it :p.

Thanks, please continue supporting this wonderful program ^_^.

On May 03 2011 14:59 Dakota_Fanning wrote:

The development charts tab has a "Ladder season" granularity which will show you statistics for the seasons. If you want to list replays in a specific season, you can use the replay search feature. If you want season 1 replays, enter a date filter: max 2011-03-30, if you want season 2 replays, enter a date filter: min 2011-03-30.

On April 15 2011 19:04 Hairy wrote:
What I'd LOVE (and I imagine other zergys would too) would be if there was was another tab on the replay view that showed only spawn larvae statistics and visuals. Statistics could be something like:

Average duration of spawn larvae gap: 10.4 seconds
Longest duration of spawn larvae gap: 41 seconds (start 14:23 - end 15:04)
Percentage of time that hatches were idle: 21%

And a graph would look something like this (my paint skills are IMBA):


I appreciate the numbers would be thrown off somewhat by a queen being sniped or missing injects intentionally to spawn tumours etc etc, but I still think this would be extremely useful information. Perhaps even SC2 gears could recognise an inject gap that was due to creep tumours?

I'd really like to be able to easily track my progress as I try to improve this, and it'd be good to be able to go "ah, well no wonder I lost that game - look how awful my injects were compared to normal!" etc, or when reviewing a replay to be able to skip straight to where my biggest gap in spawn larvae was to find out what was distracting me. A similar tab could be introduced, on the same theme, that would cover T and P macro mechanics

On April 15 2011 20:28 Dakota_Fanning wrote:
Good idea and nice chart! I too want to see that in Sc2gears

On May 04 2011 16:33 Hairy wrote:
(Not a true quote, I edited my original post somewhat)



I was just wondering if you were working on this for a future release? I'd love to see this implemented, and would be happy to try and help out coding it if you wanted.... though my programming experience in Java is rather limited :[ Keep up the good work, Gears really is a fantastic bit of software.