total kills for a target

[pelasta]

Hello,

can I have an example on how to print the total kills + deaths for a certain player in the demo.

Thanks,

[thecatontheflat]

Have you seen this? https://github.com/saul/demofile/blob/master/dist/examples/dumpfile.js#L91-L108

[Borlax2]

https://i.imgur.com/xOPRdVB.png

it's printing all kills in the match, what I'm looking for is a simple code for a certain steamid64

need just the total deaths + kills for one player only (at the end of the match) -help-

[Borlax2]

Anyone can help me? need a code to print the total kills/deaths for a certain player..

[master117]

Use the code linked and add an if check on the e.attacker or e.userid against the steamid you are looking for. Store deaths and kills in variables.

[saul]

@Borlax2 full example here:

    const demoFile = new demo.DemoFile();

    demoFile.on("end", e => {
      if (e.error) {
        console.error("Error during parsing:", e.error);
      }

      const player = demoFile.players.find(x => x.steamId === "STEAM_1:0:56382797")!;
      console.log(`Player ${player.name} (${player.steamId}) scored ${player.kills}-${player.deaths}`);
    });

    // Start parsing the buffer now that we've added our event listeners
    demoFile.parse(buffer);

[Borlax2]

TypeError: Cannot read property 'name' of undefined

error in this line:
console.log(Player ${player.name} (${player.steamId}) scored ${player.kills}-${player.deaths});

what I'm missing?

[saul]

That means the player it can't find a player with that steam ID. Can you post the full source code?

It's also possible that that player has disconnected before the time that the demo finished.

[saul]

OK the code seems okay - in which case I think either the player disconnected before the demo finished, or that player was never in the game.

[Borlax2]

tried to log all players in the same demo, also tried to log "demoFile.players" and it didn't print any steam_ids

[Borlax2]

the demo I'm using was downloaded from an Overwatch case. don't know if that would help.

[saul]

I believe overwatch cases have steam IDs stripped from them to hide the identity of those involved with the match.

[Borlax2]

make sense now, thanks a lot for your time.