FA Chart updated for FAF-Replays

[fffmmm]

Download
Dowload it here


How to use it
Windows

• Download it
• Extract it somewhere
• Execute FAF-Chart.cmd
• File->Open Replay; Chose the replay and click on 'open'

Linux

• Download it
• Extract it somewhere
• Open a Terminal, type java -jar FAF-Chart.jar and hit enter
• File->Open Replay; Chose the replay and click on 'open'

A more in depth How-to by Myxir


Credits
(in no particular order)

• Aaron Elligsen : FA-Chart is his work
• The FAF-Team : open source FAF lobby helped a lot (qCompress adds some data that you have to remove before inflating it; the source was of great assistance here)
• Myxir: for the information on how to use it
• JZlib: used to inflate the FAF-Replays
• JFreeChart: used to draw the charts

Notes
How to convert a .fafreplay-file manually into a -SCFAReplay-file[Linux]
If you're on linux you can install pigz and then use the following command to convert the fafreplay into an scfareplay:

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tail -n +2 replay.fafreplay | base64 -d | tail -c +5 | unpigz>replay.SCFAReplay

(This is not required in order to use FAF-Chart; It's just general Information in case someone ever needs to convert a replay.)

Source
The Source is in the /src Folder in the Archive [java]

Batch scripting sucks
If that's your opinion, then I happen to agree! Batch is probably the second worst scripting Language ever. Only PL/SQL is worse.

[Myxir]

thank you for your work, this will make it alot easier




ideas?
windows 7, home premium, 64 bit
started with the .exe file, also tried run as admin and with compatibility mode to xp sp3



making a .bat file and typing java -jar FAF-Chart.jar worked fine, guess it's just the .exe

[fffmmm]

Thanks for the heads up! I removed the shitty exe and replaced it with a .cmd script as launcher for convenience.

The script has the same functionality as the exe: it checks whether the jar exists and it also tells you to install java if it wasn't found.