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Author:  Zarkahn [ Sun Jan 13, 2008 12:40 pm ]
Post subject:  Curious about sys op scripts...

I've seen Prom's game stats, and Wotok's Death Report.
What other sys ops scripts are out there?
What types of scripts would Sys op want?
I got one in testing to output all ship stats into a htm file.
If interested in testing it futher than I have, let me know.

Author:  Thrawn [ Sun Jan 13, 2008 1:30 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Curious about sys op scripts...

Zarkahn wrote:
I've seen Prom's game stats, and Wotok's Death Report.
What other sys ops scripts are out there?
What types of scripts would Sys op want?
I got one in testing to output all ship stats into a htm file.
If interested in testing it futher than I have, let me know.



I use Wotok's script for my daily scores. I am now using Prom's script for game stats. I'd still like to know if a script can be made to post final results after a game. It could list the Traders and scores like Wotok's does, then add the Corp scores, etc. It does not matter if it saves to text file or html. I have my ScoreKeeper now converting Prom's script output (txt) to forum/html so I can do the same for other scripts.

Author:  Promethius [ Sun Jan 13, 2008 2:28 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Curious about sys op scripts...

Getting the corp ranks should not be a problem - I am guessing the following structure might work:

Log into admin port
send game letter
go into the user editor - grab experience points, morals ranking and corpID
add exp to $exp[$corpID] and morals ranking to $morals[$corpID]
increment $corpMembers[$corpID] 1 to have a count of corp members
Once you have gone through all players go into the corp editor
Get corpname[$corpID] $corpCaptain[$corpID]
divide $exp[$corpID] by $corpMembers[$corpID]
divide $morals[$corpID] by $corpMembers[$corpID]
sort the corpID by $exp[$corpID]
Output results

This would not include the non-corp players so you would have to assign pseudo corp numbers (use a counter to determine the number of non-corp players) and then include in a sort. If you have 5 non-corp players then the first one found would be assigned $corpID + 1 and so on.....

As with all of my script thoughts, this is not a complete 1,2,3 way to write a script, but a vague outline.

Of course you could just log into the game and have the game spit out the ranks and it would be a lot simpler as you would just be getting lines of info w/o having to do any calculations.

Author:  Vid Kid [ Mon Jan 14, 2008 4:10 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Curious about sys op scripts...

I had posted one script at grimmies to move Dock to near tera and change port to a fuel sellimg.
This was so I wouldn't have to write a msl sweep.

I also started a planet counter for winners , but have since
desided to just track alien planet owner to determin game end.

If there are other scripts for sysops , I'de like to hear about them too :)

Author:  Zarkahn [ Mon Jan 14, 2008 4:03 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Curious about sys op scripts...

ok, I got 2 scripts wrote for Ships and Planets.
they both output a .htm file with tables, question is should tables have borders or not?
2nd question... Should I combine the 2 into 1 script.
this is mainly for custom edits and based on the ones I wrote b4 for Data, except his output a txt file, which his forum allows him to just post it in...

Author:  Thrawn [ Mon Jan 14, 2008 7:43 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Curious about sys op scripts...

Zarkahn wrote:
ok, I got 2 scripts wrote for Ships and Planets.
they both output a .htm file with tables, question is should tables have borders or not?
2nd question... Should I combine the 2 into 1 script.
this is mainly for custom edits and based on the ones I wrote b4 for Data, except his output a txt file, which his forum allows him to just post it in...


Would be nice to have borders to seperate each ship/planet.

It does not matter 2 or 1 script. If the concept is to show the ships/planets in a game, combine it into 1. It is easy for me to launch 2 scripts or 1. I run multiple scripts here with the ScoreKeeper on our site.

I'd be very interested in seeing this script... ;)

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