But what I really wanted to say is this - please don't turn this thread into another ball of hate. Let's be constructive here and use this to show them that we're missing the replay and stats at the end of the game, not that we can insult each other in a fit of rage ;-)
Sorry, the Python.exe is in the C:\Python26 folder itself there's no need to add bin at the end.Hmmm still not working... it installed in C:\Python26, so I set the path to there, but there is no \bin subfolder. There's DLLs, Doc, include, Lib, libs, tcl, and Tools subfolder.
I dont know if it's because i have Deluxe version and i do wait a future patch or if there is a change on .Civ5Map file but when i try to convert a new game/replay with their map the script fail at the end when the_map = Civ5Map(options.map) is called.![]()
I don't know, but can you send me the map file?
Sure and someone sended me a replays+Map of a standard edition.
Same problem.
http://civ5.flexd.net I integrated dannythefool's script into a web based service that will automagically use the script on your replays. All you have to do is upload them. This is currently a very beta version running on my laptop and will most likely be a bit slow (at least if a bunch of you try it out at the same time!) Currently there are not a lot of features. You can upload your replay and it will parse it. Future versions will include listing uploaded replays (unless ticked private for whatever reason), commenting on replays and being able to handle a zipped replay file with replay+map for automagic generation of that too.
If it works it will look something like this http://civ5.flexd.net/replay/5
Instructions on how to get there on the main link, it's not terribly hard
I'll make a new thread about this once it's up and running on a proper host
Forgot to mention it's not using the new version danny uploaded today. Will need to fix that soon![]()
Yea i could add those, working on getting the background worker 100% first. Shouldn't be too hardWhy not combine efforts? Do you code Ruby by any chance? The source to my little project is on github.