Tf2 Log Searcher
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Hello! I am pleased to announce the launch of the Tf2 Log Searcher! http://deeznuts.link/Tf2LogSearcher/
This website allows you to search an entire person’s logs.tf history for any word or phrase you want!
Once I get all the logs downloaded, I plan to use them for more interesting statistics.
Things like:- Average DPM of each class across each gamemode (and map too probably)
- Leaderboard of who has said any given word the most!
- Death heatmaps for each gamemode and map (big maybe)
- Probably other cool things that I can’t think of right now.
Contact Kastaling#7893 on Discord for any comments, suggestions, or concerns! or feel free to comment here of course.
I am open to any ideas for the website! -
this may be of use to you https://github.com/ldesgoui/clone_logs
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ire I’ve taken a look at stuff like this before, unfortunately it doesn’t really have it in a format that I can effectively use (or more appropriately know how to use).
my current method for chat scraping is downloading each log as a .json file (with the ID as the name) then just searching the logs for the relevant chat bits.
future plans do include downloading each log as a raw .log file for FULL information (which would enable the death heatmaps). and by future i mean like tomorrow lmao.
thank you for the info tho! ive never encountered this specific github before, only the mega link.
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This is very cool and interesting. Looking forward to how this all ends up being in the future
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New update! Just added functionality to search for logs that contain the SteamIDs of the players you put in!
For example, you played a pug with some invite fella but you didn’t save the logs.tf link? Well simply but in your SteamID64 and their SteamID64 and then you will get a list of the logs that match as having those two SteamIDs!
http://deeznuts.link/Tf2LogSearcher/
also the word searcher is not case sensitive anymore
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New update! This one is probably the coolest/most useful feature yet!
You can now search through all your logs and have the stats put into a sortable table. You can refine your search based on classes played and gametype!
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really cool features, thanks for putting in the time to do these
however, at least for the stats search, i think you forgot to remove a test print statement or something, because my names always end with cum
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@tua said in Tf2 Log Searcher:
really cool features, thanks for putting in the time to do these
however, at least for the stats search, i think you forgot to remove a test print statement or something, because my names always end with cum
this is a feature
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@tua said in Tf2 Log Searcher:
really cool features, thanks for putting in the time to do these
however, at least for the stats search, i think you forgot to remove a test print statement or something, because my names always end with cum
@tua LMFAO
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@tua said in Tf2 Log Searcher:
really cool features, thanks for putting in the time to do these
however, at least for the stats search, i think you forgot to remove a test print statement or something, because my names always end with cum
oh my god i did forget to remove a test print statement, thank you for telling me
@BMPD said in Tf2 Log Searcher:
this is a feature
this was certainly not a feature
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@tua said in Tf2 Log Searcher:
really cool features, thanks for putting in the time to do these
however, at least for the stats search, i think you forgot to remove a test print statement or something, because my names always end with cum
LMFAO
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Is this open source? Seems pretty cool
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@Rebel No, currently closed source.
I have had thoughts of making it open source, but I’ve never actually used github before so I’ve been putting that on the burners for now.
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I just finished downloading every single log, all the way down to log #1. Any search you do now will be entirely complete. Thanks for staying tuned!
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@Rebel https://github.com/Kastaling/Tf2LogSearcher
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New update because I’m procrastinating the statistics project and have set an arbitrary date from when to start data collection.
This one is pretty useful, you can enter SteamIDs of multiple people, then compare their average stats based on a chosen class and gamemode.
in the process of making this I have unfortunately discovered I am only the 5th best soldier in advanced stats wise. unfortunate.
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@Kastaling
what 5 years of data do to a mf
do you plan on implementing date/season search criteria for more accurate results? (yes this is a cope) -
@cayorne yes i do plan on adding date searching to this eventually, that’s really the only feature I have left I want to add to this.
working with dates is a bitch tho so it may arrive sooner or later -
@Kastaling gotchu big man, big ups
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@cayorne congratiugalions, i added date searching to the stats comparer!
