Hi there,
not sure where to put this, so I figured I’d put this into the WIP section.
I’ve always been a lazy person, same goes to finding a certain mission debriefing. Luckily I study Informatics, which taught be quite a lot in programming, so I decided to write a little program to do the work for me.
https://github.com/AlexBrueckner/uoafeventparser
It is far from perfect, discontinued, and does not have all the functions I initially intended to implement. Work stopped on this version, but I suppose it brings along the idea. Currently working on a more optimized (this one was VERY memory heavy) and prettier version. Usage of JavaFX (new GUI Framework) is planned - which should make it look a little more fabulou
I recently decided to start working on it again, so why not post it here?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/u1m7pc49jpf4lu8/bmseventparser.jar?dl=0 <- .jar File
https://github.com/AlexBrueckner/BMSEventParser <- GitHub Repository
That is the new GitHub if you are interested in how development goes… Haven’t done much since December but I should be comitting much more in the next days.
So what I plan to do is this:
-Split the debriefings by the mission timestamps (will create a seperate textfile for each mission)
-Present the events in a nice GUI
-Show the aircraft type, loadout, weapon accuracy statistics
On a more optimistic side of thinking I also plan to enable streaming to an external location - think of it as some kind of “livefeed” of ongoing missions. But that was just an idea, it is far from being implemented or planned.
Suggestions and feedback are welcome. 😉
Regards
Screamer