LiveSplit Stats

Reports some information and statistics gleaned from LiveSplit split (.lss) files. Only accounts for RTA (for now).

Much of this information is already parsed or calculated by LiveSplit, but this also offers:

• A visualization of run duration over time (much like splits.io)
• A visualization of segment duration over time
• A visualization of time save in your PB
• A visualization of standard deviation for each segment

Once a file is read, the script will:

1. Create a folder in the parent directory of the script to store the results.
2. Write all the parsed information to a .txt file
3. Output graphs showing various statistics (std deviation, decent segment rate, segment duration over time)
4. Export PB segment times, gold times, split times to a CSV, and history for each segment to CSVs

Parsed information

• Game Name
• Category Name
• Layout Path
• Timer Offset
• Runs Started
• Runs Finished
• Segment information (see below)

Segment information

• Name
• Split time in PB
• Segment time in PB
• Best time (gold), which attempt, on what date/time
• Worst time, which attempt, on what date/time
• Calculations:
  • Average time (weighted)
  • Median time (weighted)
  • Standard deviation (weighted with a focus on most recent 50% of times)
  • Percentage of runs that completed that segment

Other information

• Sum of Best segments
• Total runtime (sum of all completed segments)
• Total playtime (includes runs that reset before first segment was finished)

Graphs

• Line graph: segment duration over time for each segment
• Bar graph: standard deviation for each segment
• Bar graph: percentage of decent segments (within 3% of gold)
• Bar graph: possible time save in PB
• Line graph: Run duration over time

Dependencies

matplotlib, numpy

Installation:

pip install matplotlib numpy

Usage

Run the script liveSplitStats.py.

Enter the path to your .lss file. The script will do the rest.

Keep in Mind

• Likely to be inaccurate if you've rearranged splits
• Results are weighted but may be slightly less useful if e.g. you converted your old any% splits to 100% splits or changed a route without changing the splits