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Originally posted by San Diego Chargers
Just wondering if any of the developers have been looking into my PBP Filter suggestion.I've started on it, but I haven't put much time into it yet.

Originally posted by San Diego Chargers
I know have another idea as well that relates to the Game Scout script. One of my favorite features is how it shows how many tackles each player has vs. Runs, Passes, and ST. One thing I would like to see is to have these stats on the players page.
Putting it on the actual player page won't happen due to the network load it requires.

Originally posted by San Diego Chargers
My CB for example was recently traded to a new team, so I can't see how many tackles on passing plays he has (close to catches allowed) unless I go back to the old team and run Game Scout. Would it be possible to use the same basic script, but rather than from the team page have it run from games you check off on your player's Game Log?This was requested once before, but I haven't been able to do this due to a bug in the way the stats are added together. In case no one has noticed, if a team has been renamed during the year, the team stats will usually be incorrect. I just recently fixed the bug (it's not released yet) so I will be able to do this now.

Originally posted by San Diego Chargers
Also, I was wondering how difficult scripts like the ones I suggested are to write. I have no Greasemonkey experience but I am good with computers and am interested in writing some scripts. Any advice on where to start (or not to bother if it is way over my head) would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again for everyone's hard work so far, these scripts really make the game that much better.
You're best off starting with something simpler so you can get the hang of moving around the pages and reading the data. Try adding a new column to the game log to show how many fantasy points a player would have scored in each game. It's a useless script, but it's an easy place to start. http://www.diveintogreasemonkey.org might help with the basics. I've found the JavaScript & HTML Dom pages at http://www.w3schools.com & the Firefox FireBug addon to be indispensable.

Originally posted by mw54finest
Originally posted by Cohen Domination

Is there any way to move all the scripts from one computer to another by putting all of them from a folder to a USB? Where are they all located on the hard disk?

http://wiki.greasespot.net/Scripts_directory
Refer to the link for file link. You will need to copy over the "config.xml" file too.

I can't find those files in my computer, where would they be located?

Originally posted by Cohen Domination
Originally posted by mw54finest

Originally posted by Cohen Domination


Is there any way to move all the scripts from one computer to another by putting all of them from a folder to a USB? Where are they all located on the hard disk?

http://wiki.greasespot.net/Scripts_directory
Refer to the link for file link. You will need to copy over the "config.xml" file too.

I can't find those files in my computer, where would they be located?

you need to save this directory: C:\Documents and Settings\"your username"\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\"some random letters and numbers"\gm_scripts

Originally posted by pabst
Originally posted by Cohen Domination

Originally posted by mw54finest


Originally posted by Cohen Domination



Is there any way to move all the scripts from one computer to another by putting all of them from a folder to a USB? Where are they all located on the hard disk?

http://wiki.greasespot.net/Scripts_directory
Refer to the link for file link. You will need to copy over the "config.xml" file too.

I can't find those files in my computer, where would they be located?

you need to save this directory: C:\Documents and Settings\"your username"\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\"some random letters and numbers"\gm_scripts

I don't have Cocuments and Settings, I use vista. Where would it be here?

Originally posted by pabst
Originally posted by San Diego Chargers

Just wondering if any of the developers have been looking into my PBP Filter suggestion.I've started on it, but I haven't put much time into it yet.

Originally posted by San Diego Chargers

I know have another idea as well that relates to the Game Scout script. One of my favorite features is how it shows how many tackles each player has vs. Runs, Passes, and ST. One thing I would like to see is to have these stats on the players page.
Putting it on the actual player page won't happen due to the network load it requires.

Originally posted by San Diego Chargers

My CB for example was recently traded to a new team, so I can't see how many tackles on passing plays he has (close to catches allowed) unless I go back to the old team and run Game Scout. Would it be possible to use the same basic script, but rather than from the team page have it run from games you check off on your player's Game Log?This was requested once before, but I haven't been able to do this due to a bug in the way the stats are added together. In case no one has noticed, if a team has been renamed during the year, the team stats will usually be incorrect. I just recently fixed the bug (it's not released yet) so I will be able to do this now.

Originally posted by San Diego Chargers

Also, I was wondering how difficult scripts like the ones I suggested are to write. I have no Greasemonkey experience but I am good with computers and am interested in writing some scripts. Any advice on where to start (or not to bother if it is way over my head) would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again for everyone's hard work so far, these scripts really make the game that much better.
You're best off starting with something simpler so you can get the hang of moving around the pages and reading the data. Try adding a new column to the game log to show how many fantasy points a player would have scored in each game. It's a useless script, but it's an easy place to start. http://www.diveintogreasemonkey.org might help with the basics. I've found the JavaScript & HTML Dom pages at http://www.w3schools.com & the Firefox FireBug addon to be indispensable.


Thanks a lot Pabst for all the answers, appreciate it.

Originally posted by Cohen Domination
I don't have Cocuments and Settings, I use vista. Where would it be here?
You have my condolences.

C:\Users\"your username"\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\"some random letters and numbers"\gm_scripts

Originally posted by pabst
Originally posted by Cohen Domination

I don't have Cocuments and Settings, I use vista. Where would it be here?
You have my condolences.

C:\Users\"your username"\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\"some random letters and numbers"\gm_scripts

I actually LOVE VISTA! It runs great on my computers that I have with no problems!

Is their a Greasemonkey script to change to dot color for the guy who has the ball. I like to watch the games instead of read the text. In fact, I size my window so I can't see the text at all, just the field. It can be a little tricky sometimes to determine is a pass was complete or dropped or deflected. If the little dot turned green when he actually caught it, then I would know.

And the player who got the deflection turned red!! I like it!

+1

(Don't think this is doable though )

I am amazed at some of you guys for come up with these ideas. What is more amazing is developers creating these seemingly un-doable scripts. They could do anything given enough time and resources.
So I will never say never and wait for a dev to say no.

Originally posted by Jose Bagg
Is their a Greasemonkey script to change to dot color for the guy who has the ball. I like to watch the games instead of read the text. In fact, I size my window so I can't see the text at all, just the field. It can be a little tricky sometimes to determine is a pass was complete or dropped or deflected. If the little dot turned green when he actually caught it, then I would know.

Not to my knowledge. But everything except for the color change is buried in the Replay Rewrite script. Instead of adding colors, it marks the name with an image of a football if a player is currently holding the ball. It's most likely a very trivial modification to the drawBall function if anyone wants to give it a go.

Originally posted by tahl
And the player who got the deflection turned red!! I like it!

+1

(Don't think this is doable though )

Very easy actually. You know ahead of time who gets the deflection from the play description. All you'd have to do is wait until the ball's coordinates intersect with the defensive player's coordinates. Then just paint him red.

Prove it

Yu might as well turn every player who misses a tackle some color, every player who pancakes another color, every player who gets pancaked another. That would be sweet..!

swap someone to a skull and crossbones when they get pancaked =D