EPT"Enhanced Battle.net Profile Pages" userscript - Page 2
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Motat
315 Posts
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PhiliBiRD
United States2643 Posts
i installed greasemonkey, and then installed the script. I also happened to install a script for youtube, which worked perfectly. however, the SC2 script doesnt seem to have any effect other than making my bnet take longer to load profiles. no extra tabs are visible of any sort, no modification to my battle.net has been made AFTER installing the script. i followed the directions carefully. other scripts seem to have installed just fine. any ideas?  i can definitely feel the script runnin when im on battle.net, the loading time has increased significantly. | ||
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Ballistixz
United States1269 Posts
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mizU
United States12125 Posts
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KMARTRULES
Australia474 Posts
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Ab0miNaTioN_BoB
United States102 Posts
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kagamin
United States191 Posts
On May 28 2011 10:42 imareaver3 wrote: Looks awesome! But it isn't working exactly as it should... + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/mcXcK.jpg) Hmm... that is weird... if you don't mind could you post the url of the profile you are trying to view? I can't figure out why it would do that. Even if it's on a server that the script doesn't recognize (like, japanese server or something), there should still be default values for those headers. | ||
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kagamin
United States191 Posts
On May 28 2011 12:39 Fede wrote: I see also SC2ranks displays only 25 matches, maybe that's all bnet can give you =( Yes, the script can only work with what you see in everyone's Match History page, which is limited to 25 matches. I agree 25 is a pretty small sample size, and I wish it were more, but that's just how it is... :/ | ||
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kagamin
United States191 Posts
On May 28 2011 13:46 mizU wrote: Can you post the source code so we can determine how it affects the SC2 files? This is a script that runs in your web browser. It does not affect your SC2 game at all (you don't even need SC2 installed, just a web browser). The source code is here: http://userscripts.org/scripts/review/103651 (Also available from the link in my first post). All it does is grab the following pages (not all at once, but depending on which tab you click): - Your match history page - Your friends list - Your friends' match history pages - The main profile page of your friends (to get their top 4 divisions) - The top 4 division pages for each of your friends It would effectively be the same as if you opened all these pages in your web browser in rapid succession and copied/pasted all the info into an excel spreadsheet. | ||
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kagamin
United States191 Posts
On May 28 2011 13:23 PhiliBiRD wrote: so, i have firefox. i installed greasemonkey, and then installed the script. I also happened to install a script for youtube, which worked perfectly. however, the SC2 script doesnt seem to have any effect other than making my bnet take longer to load profiles. no extra tabs are visible of any sort, no modification to my battle.net has been made AFTER installing the script. i followed the directions carefully. other scripts seem to have installed just fine. any ideas? i can definitely feel the script runnin when im on battle.net, the loading time has increased significantly. Hmm... if there are no tabs being generated then that means the script is failing somewhere, or the page you're trying to view is different from any page I've been able to test on. Does it act like that when you view any battle.net profile (not just your own)? Like, if you go to Idra's profile, it should look like the screenshot in the first page: http://us.battle.net/sc2/en/profile/693604/1/EGIdrA/ If it doesn't, then I'm afraid I have no clue what is going on. The only thing I can think of is if you using an older version of Firefox. I've tested on Firefox 3.6 and 4.0. | ||
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kagamin
United States191 Posts
On May 28 2011 13:49 KMARTRULES wrote: Does this do anything that Sc2gears doesnt? I love Sc2gears and use it a lot. But Sc2gears works on your saved replay files. This script doesn't touch any replays or any SC2 files, it's works only within your web browser. Given that, it has access to more information than just your replay files, since it works on any player's profile page in the world. So if you are, say, stalking HuK you can quickly see a summary of his match history. Also, since your friends list is linked to your battle.net profile page, this script can automatically gather your friends' match histories as well as their top ranked divisions and compare them with each other. And to tie the two ideas together, if you add HuK to your friends list, you can compare his stats with those of your other friends.  One thing I had in mind when I wrote this is I wanted to see if there were any cool custom maps my friends were playing. Like, were they all playing SotiS without me knowing? lol So, with the "Friends Popular" tab you can see what are the most popular maps among your friends. (You can also filter by 1v1, 2v2, 3v3, 4v4, and Custom.) | ||
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Mendelfist
Sweden356 Posts
I have a request: On the ladder page players are ranked by points. The bonus points make the rank somewhat useless, because it only tells you who has played most and spent all their bonus pool. Removing bonus points from the points and re-sorting the ladder page would make your rank depend on your skill instead. You could tell who is best and who is worst in your division. I think it would be very useful, because it would tell you where you stand within your own division and help you track your progress. It would require getting remaining bonus pool from every player on the ladder page (100 players) and adding it to their points, so it would probably take a while. | ||
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sinani206
United States1959 Posts
Thank you! | ||
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Kinetik_Inferno
United States1431 Posts
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PhiliBiRD
United States2643 Posts
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Blackk
South Africa226 Posts
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Aristotle7
United States120 Posts
The issue is it looks only at last 15 games, so that's kinda of a meh. But it is still very nice! | ||
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politik
409 Posts
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kagamin
United States191 Posts
On May 28 2011 15:51 Mendelfist wrote: Great initiative. I have a request: On the ladder page players are ranked by points. The bonus points make the rank somewhat useless, because it only tells you who has played most and spent all their bonus pool. Removing bonus points from the points and re-sorting the ladder page would make your rank depend on your skill instead. You could tell who is best and who is worst in your division. I think it would be very useful, because it would tell you where you stand within your own division and help you track your progress. It would require getting remaining bonus pool from every player on the ladder page (100 players) and adding it to their points, so it would probably take a while. Hmmm... that's an interesting idea. Is it safe to assume that everyone has access to the same bonus pool? I remember reading somewhere that bonus pool maxes out at some point. So if player 1 is constantly spending bonus pool while player 2 has maxed out and is just sitting there, then overall player 1 will have more bonus pool points factored into his ladder points compared to player 2, even if they both end up spending all their bonus pool points. Also, I'm not sure how I would figure out the number of bonus pool spent, because I don't know the value for MaxBonusPool (the theoretical bonus pool for a player who doesn't play any games and never caps out at a max). I could pick an arbitrary number (like 1000) and recalculate the "ladder" points for each player as: RealLadderPoints = DisplayedLadderPoints - (1000 - BonusPool) But picking the arbitrary number might make some people's RealLadderPoints become negative if the arbitrary number is too high. A simple solution might just be to add DisplayedLadderPoints and BonusPool together, and sort by the combined value. That would be like assuming every player suddenly used up all their bonus pool, so even though the ladder points are still inflated, they're all inflated by the same amount. Again, this is assuming every player has the same MaxBonusPool. | ||
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Not_That
287 Posts
If you can add functionality to display unadjusted points (ladder points minus bonus pool) it would be pretty nice feature. Edit: I'd prefer you substract bonus pool instead of adding unspent bonus pool. Here's why: Bonus pool are an entirely 'fake' variable designed purely to promote being active. It obfuscates the ladder, nothing more. Plus, substracting the bonus pool points all together, would allow for a cross-season comparison of players, since otherwise points just inflate the longer the season goes. You can probably find the total bonus pool for this season by looking at a player with 0 wins and checking his bonus pool. Also it grows at a steady rate (roughly 1 point per 2 hours for 1v1 IIRC), so that might help as well. As a counter argument, some might feel that displaying the unadjusted points + maximum bonus pool for all players is best, since you can more easily relate the scores to what you see on your division list on battle net. | ||
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