Has that horrible restriction been removed for 5.0?
Also, is there any progress or even intent to move over MMRStats, which seems to be by and far the most popular addon for sc2gears.
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hZCube
87 Posts
Has that horrible restriction been removed for 5.0? Also, is there any progress or even intent to move over MMRStats, which seems to be by and far the most popular addon for sc2gears. | ||
TelecoM
United States10645 Posts
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Dakota_Fanning
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Hungary2335 Posts
On April 21 2015 10:19 Bazik wrote: Any news on beta support for LotV? I still don't have access to LotV beta, so I don't have an ETA. | ||
Dakota_Fanning
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Hungary2335 Posts
On April 26 2015 23:18 wUndertUnge wrote: Is anyone getting fragmenting of text in the program? It has been happening for a few months now. Second question: how do people use the tool to read (and copy) build orders? Specifically, I'd like to change the build order time to supply counts I don't know what fragmentation you're talking about. Can you post screenshots? Might not be what you're looking for, but you can display current supply at any given time on the Player Stats / Food Used chart (see also Food Made and Food Made+Used charts). | ||
Dakota_Fanning
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Hungary2335 Posts
On April 27 2015 03:10 hZCube wrote: Scelight didn't use to be free - it use to be a trial version with a payable unlock to activate the advanced features. Has that horrible restriction been removed for 5.0? Also, is there any progress or even intent to move over MMRStats, which seems to be by and far the most popular addon for sc2gears. Scelight is free, most of the features (like 99%) are available to everyone. Only a small fraction of the features are limited to registered users (+non-registered users have to wait 15 sec on startup). This hasn't changed in 5.0 either. About the MMRStats plugin: I am not involved in it. You should ask this question in their thread. | ||
Bazik
Portugal104 Posts
On April 27 2015 04:55 Dakota_Fanning wrote: Show nested quote + On April 26 2015 23:18 wUndertUnge wrote: Is anyone getting fragmenting of text in the program? It has been happening for a few months now. Second question: how do people use the tool to read (and copy) build orders? Specifically, I'd like to change the build order time to supply counts I don't know what fragmentation you're talking about. Can you post screenshots? Might not be what you're looking for, but you can display current supply at any given time on the Player Stats / Food Used chart (see also Food Made and Food Made+Used charts). Blizzard should really give u guys access, making this kind of stuff available right on launch of a game should always be a priority like in wow the mod community always start upgrading stuff before the actual update. Well gl on the next invites. | ||
breath
United States199 Posts
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Dakota_Fanning
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Hungary2335 Posts
On April 27 2015 13:46 breath wrote: Dakota do you want a bunch of Lotv replays ? They also updated the s2protocol so that should help you update it. Yes, replays will be needed; also I know about the s2protocol update, but as this is a new expansion, I'm gonna need a lot more stuff from SC2 itself and I cannot do this without having access to the beta and having it installed on my computer. | ||
hZCube
87 Posts
On April 27 2015 04:58 Dakota_Fanning wrote: About the MMRStats plugin: I am not involved in it. You should ask this question in their thread. I assume given your response about the paywall still being in place, that you haven't changed the auto-start of mods in 5.0 for non-fee paying customers either. To quote korona from the MMRStats thread... For example the Scelight has a paywall. Users who have not purchased Scelight license have no auto-start feature. Due to that lots of users would forget to start Scelight during the 15 sec wait time. That would lead me to believe unless people pay for SCELight, they would be screwed on MMRStats, or other plugins? I guess that's why plugin authors can't be bothered to do development on scelight - the current model of paywall to enable plugins automatically is just too restrictive to make it worth people's time to invest the effort into making scelight versions of the plugins. Shame, otherwise I think a lot of people would consider moving to SCELight. As it is, most ladder players will stick with sc2gears I guess. | ||
Dakota_Fanning
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Hungary2335 Posts
On April 27 2015 22:28 hZCube wrote: Show nested quote + On April 27 2015 04:58 Dakota_Fanning wrote: About the MMRStats plugin: I am not involved in it. You should ask this question in their thread. I assume given your response about the paywall still being in place, that you haven't changed the auto-start of mods in 5.0 for non-fee paying customers either. To quote korona from the MMRStats thread... Show nested quote + For example the Scelight has a paywall. Users who have not purchased Scelight license have no auto-start feature. Due to that lots of users would forget to start Scelight during the 15 sec wait time. That would lead me to believe unless people pay for SCELight, they would be screwed on MMRStats, or other plugins? I guess that's why plugin authors can't be bothered to do development on scelight - the current model of paywall to enable plugins automatically is just too restrictive to make it worth people's time to invest the effort into making scelight versions of the plugins. Shame, otherwise I think a lot of people would consider moving to SCELight. As it is, most ladder players will stick with sc2gears I guess. I think you misunderstand something. It's Scelight itself which does not have auto-start feature without registration. With registration you can enable to auto-proceed from the launcher to start Scelight once the program is initialized and verified. If you did not register, you have to manually click on the START button to start Scelight from the Launcher. Enabled External modules are automatically loaded and started no matter if you registered or not. | ||
korona
1098 Posts
On April 28 2015 00:34 Dakota_Fanning wrote: Show nested quote + On April 27 2015 22:28 hZCube wrote: On April 27 2015 04:58 Dakota_Fanning wrote: About the MMRStats plugin: I am not involved in it. You should ask this question in their thread. I assume given your response about the paywall still being in place, that you haven't changed the auto-start of mods in 5.0 for non-fee paying customers either. To quote korona from the MMRStats thread... For example the Scelight has a paywall. Users who have not purchased Scelight license have no auto-start feature. Due to that lots of users would forget to start Scelight during the 15 sec wait time. That would lead me to believe unless people pay for SCELight, they would be screwed on MMRStats, or other plugins? I guess that's why plugin authors can't be bothered to do development on scelight - the current model of paywall to enable plugins automatically is just too restrictive to make it worth people's time to invest the effort into making scelight versions of the plugins. Shame, otherwise I think a lot of people would consider moving to SCELight. As it is, most ladder players will stick with sc2gears I guess. I think you misunderstand something. It's Scelight itself which does not have auto-start feature without registration. With registration you can enable to auto-proceed from the launcher to start Scelight once the program is initialized and verified. If you did not register, you have to manually click on the START button to start Scelight from the Launcher. Enabled External modules are automatically loaded and started no matter if you registered or not. But when the plugin / external module is reliant on Scelight features such as auto-save it will not work before Scelight itself has been started. Here is my most recent answer to those who often ask for MMR plugin for Scelight: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewpost.php?post_id=23853763 At the moment Sc2gears is still the best option for MMR tool. Of course things will change when eventually Blizzard changes the replay format and Sc2gears is unable to parse the replay files anymore. Even then the paywall will likely make me consider other options. Sc2gears and the MMR tool are a good match for each others. Both have features that benefit large user base (sc2gears offers one of the best parsers / statistics, MMR tool good estimation of users' MMR). Both promote use of each others. Originally I hoped that this would be extended to Scelight, but monetizing community tools causes problems. | ||
Firkraag8
Sweden1006 Posts
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korona
1098 Posts
On April 28 2015 01:36 Firkraag8 wrote: It's not like he's asking for a lot of money here, and a one time fee. IMO it's well deserved for such a good tool.. And if you don't like it it's not actually that big of a deal to hit a button when you open it up. Yes. Scelight is a great tool and a great effort. But it still feels like a money grab due to the way its launcher has been implemented (a timed launcher reminding that the user should register and requires that the user remembers to launch the program after waiting a certain amount of time - of course after that majority of its features are available for all). I personally did make a small donation regarding Sc2gears some years ago as I felt it was totally deserved and did not get a feeling that donations were a requirement (for Sc2gears). You can also consider other things. There are other community tools out there and others are using huge amount of personal time to support them without asking any return. For example the active userbase of MMR tool in its height was 5k to 10k users early fall 2013 (it has declined since). I somewhat struggle regarding idea to migrate such userbase to a new tool that creates a feeling that you must pay if you want a smooth user experience (MMR tool itself is non-profit tool for the community). Even if a small portion of that userbase would pay, it would provide considerable income. I personally feel that the community tools should be free of charge with an option to give donations (some even don't want any donations), but the donations should not feel like requirements. And previous things are not the main problem that would affect the MMR tool. The main problem is the lost data as people would forget to launch Scelight more often (as it requires to wait certain time before it is possible to start it). Quite many MMR tool users are not interested in the parser / statistics Sc2gears provides. They are interested to get reliable MMR calculations (you get best results if sc2gears is always running when you play SC2). Many still sometimes forget to start sc2gears or are too lazy to start it every time, or remember to start it when the game has already been started. If there is a second stage requiring the user to wait before being able to launch the program many would forget more often. And that would cause less data to be recorded / gaps regarding the data. And that data is needed to be able to solve ladder offsets / thresholds accurately when Blizzard makes changes with a reasonable effort. At the moment Sc2gears is a better option for the MMR tool. The MMR tool is a time sink for me personally (especially constant problems on Blizzard's side take lots of time every season to be noticed and then taken care of) and if MMR tool would support two different parsers it would require even more effort. But discussion regarding MMR tool does not belong to this thread. I came here just to provide an update as it is often asked both here and in MMR tool thread. We can continue MMR tool related discussion in its own thread: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/starcraft-2/334561-match-making-rating-tool | ||
White_Templar
United Kingdom4 Posts
On January 21 2015 03:40 White_Templar wrote: Show nested quote + On January 16 2015 13:33 Dakota_Fanning wrote: On January 16 2015 12:57 White_Templar wrote: On January 16 2015 11:06 Dakota_Fanning wrote: On January 15 2015 20:32 White_Templar wrote: Boys, I'm desperate.... Honest to God, I have no idea how to make this thing work on my mid 2012 15" MBP Retina OSX 10.9.5... See screenshot for attempts at Terminal user command (as they say, instructions weren't clear enough > head got stuck between hands at 5am local time) See my screenshot here I recognise the possibility of an existing answer to the question above in one of the 25 pages of this thread, but I kinda stopped reading after I realised the answer would be for a preceding version of the app. Help needed badly here... To make a script executable, the required command is: chmod +x /Users/Admin/Scelight/Scelight-os-x.command Note the "+x" and note that you only issued the following commands: chmod /Users/Admin/Scelight/Scelight-os-x.command Thanks for an incredibly fast response! So that worked (didn't use the +X cause thought that x needs to be replaced with the path to executable), but now I am stuck at a next step where the program just won't run because of some unsupported major version (see here). So, Java doesn't even start running still. Any ideas why this might be the case and how to fix that? :/ I have the latest Java installed currently, if that matters at all. :D Scelight requires Java 7.0 or newer. If you get the "unsupported major version" error, that means you have Java 6.0 or earlier. You have to get at least Java 7.0, but Java 8.0 is recommended. You can test your Java version by running this command: java -version Another thing: on OS-X you may have multiple versions of Java installed, but only one can be default. Even if you have the latest Java, a version prior to 7.0 might be the default. Thing is, I don't have JDK, so I cannot use the command line commands. Should I install it? I mean, without JDK the feature of having two versions of Java on one computer just doesn't make much sense tbh, so why would they implement it.. At least that's some sort of issue with Java which can't get fixed without JDK. PS: as mentioned above: the only version I should have is the latest one, as I made sure to delete the previous Java I had before installing the new one. However, I might have some really old version, which should be deleted some other way or whatever, that I don't know of.. I've been experiencing problems with Jave for a while, tbh, and cannot truly understand why Dakota, do you have any suggestions as to what I should try and do? I tend to see myself as relatively ok with computers, but this whole thing is beyond my understanding. | ||
super mario
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Dakota_Fanning
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Hungary2335 Posts
On May 07 2015 07:22 White_Templar wrote: Show nested quote + On January 21 2015 03:40 White_Templar wrote: On January 16 2015 13:33 Dakota_Fanning wrote: On January 16 2015 12:57 White_Templar wrote: On January 16 2015 11:06 Dakota_Fanning wrote: On January 15 2015 20:32 White_Templar wrote: Boys, I'm desperate.... Honest to God, I have no idea how to make this thing work on my mid 2012 15" MBP Retina OSX 10.9.5... See screenshot for attempts at Terminal user command (as they say, instructions weren't clear enough > head got stuck between hands at 5am local time) See my screenshot here I recognise the possibility of an existing answer to the question above in one of the 25 pages of this thread, but I kinda stopped reading after I realised the answer would be for a preceding version of the app. Help needed badly here... To make a script executable, the required command is: chmod +x /Users/Admin/Scelight/Scelight-os-x.command Note the "+x" and note that you only issued the following commands: chmod /Users/Admin/Scelight/Scelight-os-x.command Thanks for an incredibly fast response! So that worked (didn't use the +X cause thought that x needs to be replaced with the path to executable), but now I am stuck at a next step where the program just won't run because of some unsupported major version (see here). So, Java doesn't even start running still. Any ideas why this might be the case and how to fix that? :/ I have the latest Java installed currently, if that matters at all. :D Scelight requires Java 7.0 or newer. If you get the "unsupported major version" error, that means you have Java 6.0 or earlier. You have to get at least Java 7.0, but Java 8.0 is recommended. You can test your Java version by running this command: java -version Another thing: on OS-X you may have multiple versions of Java installed, but only one can be default. Even if you have the latest Java, a version prior to 7.0 might be the default. Thing is, I don't have JDK, so I cannot use the command line commands. Should I install it? I mean, without JDK the feature of having two versions of Java on one computer just doesn't make much sense tbh, so why would they implement it.. At least that's some sort of issue with Java which can't get fixed without JDK. PS: as mentioned above: the only version I should have is the latest one, as I made sure to delete the previous Java I had before installing the new one. However, I might have some really old version, which should be deleted some other way or whatever, that I don't know of.. I've been experiencing problems with Jave for a while, tbh, and cannot truly understand why Dakota, do you have any suggestions as to what I should try and do? I tend to see myself as relatively ok with computers, but this whole thing is beyond my understanding. I have no experience with OS-X. So any advice I gave before and I could give now would be results I find by Googling. Only requirement is Java 7.0 or newer. Other OS-X users can be a lot more helpful than I can be. | ||
MinKi
Korea (South)151 Posts
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Dakota_Fanning
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On May 12 2015 09:07 MinKi wrote: does this work with LotV beta? I don't have beta access so LotV beta support is not yet added. | ||
dchaudh
58 Posts
If I had to guess, I'd think that any of the following would result in a new screen: (1) the use of any camera hotkey (for which a location has been defined, ofc), (2) any click on the minimap, (3) the double tap of a control group. Am I close? Apologies if I'm asking something that's covered by documentation - I wasn't able to find it. | ||
Dakota_Fanning
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On May 16 2015 13:25 dchaudh wrote: Would you be able to share the exact methodology for calculating screens-per-minute (SPM)? Namely, what counts as a new screen? If I had to guess, I'd think that any of the following would result in a new screen: (1) the use of any camera hotkey (for which a location has been defined, ofc), (2) any click on the minimap, (3) the double tap of a control group. Am I close? Apologies if I'm asking something that's covered by documentation - I wasn't able to find it. Then you were looking in the wrong place. The documentation / description is inside Scelight itself: open a replay in the Replay Analyzer, select the SPM chart and move your cursor over the help icon next to the chart combo box. It displays what the current chart (and metric) is in details. Here is the screenshot of the Help dialog that pops up: ![]() Usually help icons provide informative and sufficient help. Be sure to check them out especially if something is not clear. | ||
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