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  • catloverOP
    3·
    1 year ago

    All right, fair enough, added a bit more explanation. I’m really bad at determining what others don’t know, so I’m terrible at writing documentation and readme-s. For me everything is obvious, but only because I wrote it, and I’m really bad at figuring out what isn’t obvious for others 😅

    • Azzu@lemm.eeM
      1·
      1 year ago

      Just looking at the images:

      • What is “rank graph”? No idea what the numbers mean on the y axis…
      • What do the letters and colors next to “My lane” mean? Green W and red L is understandable, but what is, T, S (yellow), S (Red)?
      • I don’t get what the “Hero” column is supposed to signify at all, seems like random letters
      • Also “Party Award”, no idea at all, idk how a graph ties into that :D
      • With “winrate”, what does the 25, 50, 100 mean?
      • catloverOP
        2·
        1 year ago

        I tried to explain most of the things you asked in the second readme update, and also added some minor details in a third update:

        https://gitlab.com/catlover_stuff/dotastats-cli#main-analysis-the-one-that-shows-by-default-dotastats

        1. “Meaning of the numbers: The tens: 1: herald, 2: guardian, 3: crusader, … The ones: 0: 1 star, 2: 2 star, 4: 3 star, 6: 4 star 8: 5 star So for ex.: 36: crusader 4 star” (“The graph could be a bit inaccurate (showing 35.82 here)”)
        2. “The outcome of your lane in the first 10 minutes” … “W: win, L: loss, S: stomp” … “T means tie”
        3. “Which hero you played in the game, the first 3 letters of the hero. Should be read from top to bottom per column”
        4. “PARTY: If you played in a party it will print a P, otherwise empty” … “AWARD: Stratz award for your ingame performance. T: top core/support, M: MVP, empty: none”
        5. “Here 25: x 50: x and 100: x means that ‘x’ is calculated using the last 25/50/100 games.”

        Edit: thanks for the feedback and pointing out the not so obvious parts, this way its clearer for anyone in the future (I hope :D)