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Game Stats
Logfile parser for Call of Duty (COD) and Soldier of Fortune 2
Game Stats generates web-based static .HTML statistics by parsing a game log file. Currently supports COD (Call of Duty) and Soldier of Fortune 2 w/OSP or ROC mods. As of 1.4, it ships with its own executable, and doesn't require PHP or MySQL. -
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A chat log parser for DAoC (Dark Age of Camelot, a game by Mythic Inc.), reporting combat stats and anything delved to the log (items, spells, etc.) to be viewed and saved as XML files suitable for use with other apps such as Loki and Kort's.
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Multistat is designed to be a flexible log file parser for multiple game servers. It is designed with an extensible plugin interface, thus allowing for any combination of input or output (i.e. Quake 3 input with HTML output or Halflife with HTML outp
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This is a ban log parser for BlackBagOps's Battlefield Remote Server Manager. It will take a adminlog.csv file from your server manager and create useful statistical information from it.
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A Perl program that trims the statistics.csv file (generated by Battlefield Server Manager, http://blackbagops.com/bf1942/index.shtml) to exclude log entries older than x days, for use by Venkman's BFStats log parser, http://www.mkoehler.de/bfstats
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LAN log parser for counter-strike can be used to convert multiple names on log files to one name for every player. psychostats and HL stats don't work on LAN because of "wrong" WON IDs. and the nametrack doesn't work too, because of those nickfakers
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The tribes console log parser is a perl script that will parse starsiege tribes and tribes 2 console logs. The parsed data is stored in a mysql database, and can be retrieved over the web with a supplied php file.
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MapX is an EverQuest map viewer / annotation tool and log parser. This is a C# project created using Visual Studio.NET. It lets you read .MAP format vector files and view, pan, zoom, and add annotations to maps of EverQuest zones.
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Chrono-Stats is a Half-Life:Counter-Strike log parser. What makes it unique from any other, is the built in web panel. It lets you update stats, configurations, and the look of your stats, all through a web based admin panel.
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Code engine for parsing Quake 3 Arena console log files to produce player statistics. Engine designed to be extensible for use with ANY quake 3 mod. Example of a mod implemented (Urban Terror).
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This is a counter-strike log analyser. It is composed of a ANSI C daemon, and a set of php scripts to display. The daemon parses half-life server log files or in real time to extract data to a mysql database. Then, php client diplays.
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FastStats is a c-based replacement for HalfStats (http://www.halfstats.com/), a Half-Life log parser and reporting tool.
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hlparse is, as the name would suggest, a Half-Life log parser and interpreter. Half-Life dedicated servers produce data output in a standard format (although they didn't in the past) which is relatively nice to parse.
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