LtHummus for the SpyPartyParse library, which was extremely helpful in developing Triple Agent.

The full manifest of parsed events can be found at: all_games_manifest.json. The examples folder showcases some of the most interesting or useful statistics that can be obtained with this data.

Animation data (starting statue layout, number of read animations, idle times, etc.).

Spatial data (time add locations, which statues was picked up, etc.).

Available Replay DataĪvailable data includes anything that can be seen directly from the timeline including: See Installation Instructions for how to get everything installed, and check out all_games_manifest.json for details on which events have replays parsed already. Once the screenshots are taken, the individual components of the timeline are matched against a list of known timeline items to create a full timeline. This means that parsing does require a computer with SpyParty installed, and may not work will all setups currently. Because of this, it is likely to work only on my machine until work is done to make the code more generic.

Triple Agent works by automatically scrolling and taking screenshots of the timeline of games, but is not able to directly read timeline content from replay files at this time. The Triple Agent repository also contained pre-parsed games from recent Spy Party competitive events that can be analyzed without spending the time to parse. Triple Agent is a utility to parse and analyze the timeline component of SpyParty replays.

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