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BrawlStats v.1.2.1 |
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 Sprache: Englisch |
 Autor: marc |
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 Geändert am: 16.10.2011 |
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Brawlstats ist eine Wii-Applikation, die nach einem Kampf im Spiel Super Smash Bros. Brawl eine Statistik mit vielen Infos zeigt, die das normale Spiel nicht berücksichtigt. Eine genaue Anleitung ist in der Readme und der Homepage enthalten.
What is BrawlStats?
-------------------
BrawlStats is a Wii application that will have to be ran after a Super
Smash Bros. Brawl session.
It will store automatically on your SD your results and then you will be
able to navigate freely through a clean GUI that will show you a lot of
information that Brawl doesn't store (or doesn't show).
It can be like a database of your Brawl matches.
What I need?
------------
* A homebrew capable Wii
* Super Smash Bros. Brawl save data (PAL or NTSC-USA)
* A fakesigned IOS
* SD card
Instructions
------------
First of all, load BrawlStats from your favourite homebrew loading method.
It will start the configuration wizard. It's pretty self-explanatory except
for the IOS question if you are not inside the Wii homebrew world.
BrawlStats needs a fakesigned IOS in order to run.
If you are on 3.2 just select IOS36 and you are ready!
If you are on 3.3 or higher:
* If you have a cIOS (recommended), select it.
* If you don't want to install a cIOS, you must recover the trucha bug
using Trucha Bug Restorer for example.
Once you finished the configuration wizard, a brawlstats.cfg file will be
created on SD:/brawlstats/. If sometime you need to modify this configuration
you will have to delete this file, and BrawlStats will start the wizard
again.
Usage
-----
First time you run BrawlStats you won't be able to see almost any stats.
This is normal, and you MUST do it. The first time it will create a file
with all your game information that will be used on future sessions.
Now you can play a Brawl session as long as you want.
Once you are finished run BrawlStats again and it will ask you if you want
to create a new session, answer always YES.
Now you will be able to see the information about the first session! :D
From now on, you will have to run BrawlStats after any Brawl Session,
this is necessary even if you don't want to save the information of that
session. If you don't follow this rule, next session you create will have
the information of both latest sessions, so remember to run BrawlStats
after any session if you want to have real data.
The menus
---------
BrawlStats is divided on 4 tabs. Every tab has its own pages.
You can use Wiimote or Gamecube pads to navigate through menus.
You can navigate through pages with A (next page) or B (previous page).
You can jump between tabs with +/R (next tab) or -/L (previous tab).
You can take snapshots to the SD with 2 (Wiimote) or Z (Gamecube).
FIRST TAB: Sessions
The most important one. It will start empty, but after every session it
will grow bigger as a nice Brawl sessions database.
* Page 1: Shows the number of matches, play time and winners.
Use Up/Down to change session.
* Page 2: Shows the session player ranking.
Use Left/Right to change the table sort method.
* Page 3: Shows the session character ranking.
Use Left/Right to change the table sort method.
* Page 4: Stats Melee-style.
This will be only available if the players have not selected
the same characters on the selected session.
SECOND TAB: Players
Here you can see the general stats of players.
* Page 1: Shows the list of players and the time spent on every character.
Use Left/Right to change player.
* Page 2: Shows the general player ranking.
Use Left/Right to change the table sort method.
* Page 3: Shows the general player ranking (stats per match).
Use Left/Right to change the table sort method.
THIRD TAB: Characters
This is exactly the same as second tab but for characters.
The only change is that on page 1 you can see how many KO this character
has done.
FORTH TAB: General
This tab shows some stats like the total of matches or play time.
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What is BrawlStats?
-------------------
BrawlStats is a Wii application that will have to be ran after a Super
Smash Bros. Brawl session.
It will store automatically on your SD your results and then you will be
able to navigate freely through a clean GUI that will show you a lot of
information that Brawl doesn't store (or doesn't show).
It can be like a database of your Brawl matches.
What I need?
------------
* A homebrew capable Wii
* Super Smash Bros. Brawl save data (PAL or NTSC-USA)
* A fakesigned IOS
* SD card
Instructions
------------
First of all, load BrawlStats from your favourite homebrew loading method.
It will start the configuration wizard. It's pretty self-explanatory except
for the IOS question if you are not inside the Wii homebrew world.
BrawlStats needs a fakesigned IOS in order to run.
If you are on 3.2 just select IOS36 and you are ready!
If you are on 3.3 or higher:
* If you have a cIOS (recommended), select it.
* If you don't want to install a cIOS, you must recover the trucha bug
using Trucha Bug Restorer for example.
Once you finished the configuration wizard, a brawlstats.cfg file will be
created on SD:/brawlstats/. If sometime you need to modify this configuration
you will have to delete this file, and BrawlStats will start the wizard
again.
Usage
-----
First time you run BrawlStats you won't be able to see almost any stats.
This is normal, and you MUST do it. The first time it will create a file
with all your game information that will be used on future sessions.
Now you can play a Brawl session as long as you want.
Once you are finished run BrawlStats again and it will ask you if you want
to create a new session, answer always YES.
Now you will be able to see the information about the first session! :D
From now on, you will have to run BrawlStats after any Brawl Session,
this is necessary even if you don't want to save the information of that
session. If you don't follow this rule, next session you create will have
the information of both latest sessions, so remember to run BrawlStats
after any session if you want to have real data.
The menus
---------
BrawlStats is divided on 4 tabs. Every tab has its own pages.
You can use Wiimote or Gamecube pads to navigate through menus.
You can navigate through pages with A (next page) or B (previous page).
You can jump between tabs with +/R (next tab) or -/L (previous tab).
You can take snapshots to the SD with 2 (Wiimote) or Z (Gamecube).
FIRST TAB: Sessions
The most important one. It will start empty, but after every session it
will grow bigger as a nice Brawl sessions database.
* Page 1: Shows the number of matches, play time and winners.
Use Up/Down to change session.
* Page 2: Shows the session player ranking.
Use Left/Right to change the table sort method.
* Page 3: Shows the session character ranking.
Use Left/Right to change the table sort method.
* Page 4: Stats Melee-style.
This will be only available if the players have not selected
the same characters on the selected session.
SECOND TAB: Players
Here you can see the general stats of players.
* Page 1: Shows the list of players and the time spent on every character.
Use Left/Right to change player.
* Page 2: Shows the general player ranking.
Use Left/Right to change the table sort method.
* Page 3: Shows the general player ranking (stats per match).
Use Left/Right to change the table sort method.
THIRD TAB: Characters
This is exactly the same as second tab but for characters.
The only change is that on page 1 you can see how many KO this character
has done.
FORTH TAB: General
This tab shows some stats like the total of matches or play time.
Changelog:
Changelog v1.2.1 (2011.10.15)
*improved compatibility with some SD cards
*fixes the corrupted sessions bug
v1.2 (2011.04.30)
* warns user if a session was not created correctly (due to a corrupted SD card, for example)
* shows a loading bar when reading sessions from SD
v1.1 (2011.03.09)
* fixed AHBPROT for older IOS, it's more compatible now
* fixed BrawlStats use percentage last tab
* added snapshot feature (press 2 at any page)
* faster scrolling tables by holding up/down
* some cosmetic changes
v1 (2010.12.13)
* uses AHBPROT, no cIOS needed anymore (meta.xml was also updated)
* sessions now are stored at sd:/config/brawlstats/, you will have to move your old sessions to the new path
beta 3
* fixed an important bug when you reach 10 sessions
beta2 (2010.02.27)
* some small bug fixes
* some cosmetic changes
* added a page indicator so you can know in what page you are
* the ranking per matches now shows a new column that indicates the total matches
* added a new help screen on the last tab
* the return to Wii menu function works
* numbers now use a fixed width font
Have fun with BrawlStats!
by Marc R.
http://usuaris.tinet.cat/mark/