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For
clarification:
the
.
gz
is
a
sqlite
data
of
the
damages
reported
between
units
per
battle.
This
can
be
used
with
the
.
gz
of
the
sqlite
database
of
all
the
games
(
at
http://zerok-local-analysis.
s3-website.
eu-west-3.
amazonaws.
com/data_version2/zk.
db.
gz)
.
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For
clarification:
the
.
gz
is
a
sqlite
data
of
the
damages
reported
between
units
per
battle.
This
can
be
used
with
the
.
gz
of
the
sqlite
database
of
all
the
games
(
at
http://zerok-local-analysis.
s3-website.
eu-west-3.
amazonaws.
com/data_version2/zk.
db.
gz
)
.
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I can consider making some UI, but I would need some idea on what to represent. I collected them as @chaplol suggested and it was rather easy (I started the data collection several months ago, but did not get to process them).
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I can consider making some UI, but I would need some idea on what to represent. I collected them as @chaplol suggested and it was rather easy (I started the data collection several months ago, but did not get to process them).
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The idea of ZKLA was to do the representation only on the client side (load all data in JS from a static json). While this is possible for battles/awards (for the full 10 years), for the damage it might get a bit too much (don't know did not test), so probably will need to do some summarization.
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The idea of ZKLA was to do the representation only on the client side (load all data in JS from a static json). While this is possible for battles/awards (for the full 10 years), for the damage it might get a bit too much (don't know did not test), so probably will need to do some summarization.
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If anybody wants to do locally some visualization this would make it much easier, so hope it helps someone.
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If anybody wants to do locally some visualization this would make it much easier, so hope it helps someone.
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