EVE General Discussion

Real-time ones... sounds more like a WoW thing. I've not come across any real-time ones yet, even though it should be sorta possible to do, even tho it's messy.

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I did that some days ago, as a proof of concept, still in a very alpha state and only pure combined incoming and outgoing DPS:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b7OeK1s3Wk

It's a Java Spring Boot app that comes in a single JAR with Spring Boots embedded Tomcat, so basically doubleclicking the JAR and point the IGB to a localhost URL.. Graph itself is Highcharts.js (http://www.highcharts.com/)

Developed that with the intention to get more info on my frapsed (Solo)PVP fights for later analysis. For really having an in-combat benefit the delay is too high (where I still have to figure why it's almost 4s behind, should be only like 1s as I'm polling the logs every half second and query my server every 1s. For sure the Graphs shows the true readout only after 3s and 10s respectively, but the actual first slight output should be happening around 1s after the first impacts, not after 4s).

The tricky part however is sync'ing the local clock to the servers clock as eve logs have server time timestamps. I synced them manually for the vid, but that has to be done automatically with the info you get from the logs (Like in measuring the difference between local clock and the recentmost logentrys over some ticks and generate some correction value, but you have to assure aswell that theres even new logentrys created not to mess it up when the eve client isn't running or not producing logentries currently)

Not sure if I'm going to spend much effords into it anymore, at least not if I don't find the reason for that hugeass delay :)

What are '10s' and '3s' ??

Any news on this? I would love to see this and would be happy to test..

Well looking at those videos it seems to make more sense from an over-time perspective. Though a running average would be neat, but it'd be going down for every second you didn't fire :P

You are right, I surely don't integrate, it is just a sum up and divide by discrete steps.. I am however too used to the term integration, and that kind of summing is nothing more then some sort of discrete integration

Hosted on github now:

https://github.com/fetox74/DPSMon

Note that it is just a proof of concept, so if someone wants to do something serious out of it I'm willing to maintain, but unlikely to actively develop.

And on another note, I absolutely HATE javascript and I don't know much about it, so excuse the hack and slay code in that part

hf,
fetox