After each game, it analyses the most recent replay and shows you an overlay with additional stats.
How to use it
Everything is described in the github link below. Check out “How to use” section, and there are download links for mega and google drive for executable. Alternatively, if you have Python installed (3.8+ or 3.6 with tiny changes), you can inspect and run the script directly.
https://github.com/FluffyMaguro/SC2_Coop_overlay
Other notes
Editing the config file isn’t necessary and it will “just work”. However, with it you can change things like hotkeys for manual showing/hiding, adjust colors and duration, choose player to preferentially show on top, etc.
The overlay can be added to OBS separately.
The visual side is fully customizable by editing the HTML layout. Some colors can also be changed through the config file.
I added support for Aommaster’s starcraft2coop.com. Player profiles should be live in few days on his site. If and only if you fill-in your account name and generated secret key, analysed replays will be also be automatically uploaded to his site under your profile.
Awesome! I’ve tried it, works perfectly. The only thing this is missing is Time spent on a mission.
Also, unfortunately the Windowed Fullscreen messes my mouse settings up to a point where they cannot be set to what I’m used to (even on 100% the cursor is not fast enough), so I have to switch screen settings after the game to be able to turn it on.
Another update with more mutator stats and various small tweaks and improvements.
In the current mutation you can for example see how much you feeded the bots, and cleared mines compared to your ally.
https://i.imgur.com/VeuN4JC.jpg 1.13
Additional icons showing structures destroyed on Dead of Night and certain mutator kills ( Void Rifts, Propagators, Void Reanimators, Turkeys, Mines, HftS & TUS, units sacrified to Killbots).
APM rescaled according to accurate replay length.
Stats no longer contain events that happened during victory cutscenes (e.g. Cradle of Death).
If Win7 issues are relevant… the overlay background is non-transparent black. So whether SC2 is running or not, the right-side of the screen is always black, whether or not the overlay is shown or hidden.
Btw, could you ‘tag’ each release on GitHub so that one could check out a specific release from git. (Using the code from the downloadable isn’t convenient when referencing code on git.)
I haven’t used it yet - tried installing once using wine (I have a mac) but it didn’t work. I’ll rebuild wine at some point to see if it was a dependency issue
Just verified - for transparency on Windows 7, an Aero theme must be in use and the “Window Color” must have “Enable Transparency” checked.
I think the same applies to Windows 10 as well, except that “Aero” (or whatever it’s called in win10) is already enabled, or rather, Transparent windows are enabled by default.
Oh well, I’ll just Alt-Tab out of my game and start the overlay when I want to see stats.