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Hello,

I'd like to request an in-game feature-rich Ranking/ Statistics System for CS:GO based of on GameME/ HLstatsX:CE or similar with all or most of its in-game features such as:

rank, place, next (show player ranked above you), top10/top12/top57/top100/... , kdr, session, ...

The in-game commands: rank, place, next, top15, kdr, session, etc must work with and without extra symbol such as ! in front of it

A web-interface is an extra, but a fully working and feature-rich in-game statistics system is definitely a priority and a must!

Willing to donate: yes.

Thanks in advance!
Muerte

I think I might do it. Not sure. If anyone wants to try, go ahead, don't count on me.

Web-interface would be a Flask (Python) application. If you need PHP-powered script, I'll pass on web counterpart.

Also, have you taken a look at MOTDPlayer installation process? I think I might find a good use for that package there.

The MOTDPlayer installation process seems very do-able. It does seem like a perfect use-case here.

La Muerte wrote:I'd like to request an in-game feature-rich Ranking/ Statistics System for CS:GO based of on GameME/ HLstatsX:CE

I believe gameME already works on CS:GO, and it's very hard to compete with it... I'll start working on something! https://github.com/Mahi/RankMe

Yeah it definitely is hard to compete with. Glad to hear you're on board with this!

Rankings just make community servers a lot more interesting IMO, regardless of whether they are running Gungame, WCS, RPG or something else entirely.

It's technically working already. I mean, there's only one menu which displays your own stats, and doesn't display your actual rank out of all the ranks on the server... But it can be loaded and used!

Honestly I just wanted to say that I have little to no experience about the web side, so I pretty much need someone to take over that side. The plugin uses SQLAlchemy so it supports all of its included dialects, and while the default for the plugin is sqlite, I'd recommend to use this with something else like MySQL so it can be expanded on multiple servers and connected to through an external web API or something.

So unless someone else knows better, I'm currently thinking that the best way would be to keep the plugin unrelated to the web side, and then an external web application can connect to the same database. And this could be done with MOTD too, obviously, but not integrated into the core plugin.

Main goal of MOTDPlayer is player feedback to the server. Web-application is also guaranteed to know that this particular visitor has this particular SteamID coming from this particular server.

Unless there're things like:
1. Customizable settings shown inside of MOTD alongside with stats
2. Private stats (only shown to the player who those stats belong to)
there's no need in MOTDPlayer, regular web-app connected to the same database and then sent through MoTD will do it.

If there's need for private stats (or for the possibility to make some stats of yours private), it makes sense to utilize 2 web-apps:
1. MOTDPlayer web-app - automatic auth by SRCDS
2. Internet web-app - auth by Steam OpenID button

If anyone's interested, my repo is https://github.com/KirillMysnik/ArcRank - and I am working on it currently

I'm glad to see you're working on this and specially that you are progressing so quickly. Looking forward to using it!

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Accuracy > 1 can be explained. I've been shooting multiple bots with one bullet.

Total time / session time have not been implemented yet.

Little update on the web-interface

That looks interesting! Keep up

decompile wrote:That looks interesting! Keep up

Thanks for support :)

And it nit that cheap and easy as I thought... Guys http://djangostars.com/blog/how-much-it-costs-to-build-a-web-application/ helped to sirt that out. Just FYI)