This repository hosts multiple programs for analysis and management of EVTC logs generated by the arcdps addon for Guild Wars 2. All programs are available for Windows/Linux.

• .NET Core 3.1 or newer

• arcdps Log Manager
• EVTC Inspector
• Rotation Comparison

• GW2Scratch.EVTCAnalytics

A manager for arcdps EVTC logs. Filter logs, upload them with one click, find fastest kills and interesting statistics.

• Filter logs by time, encounter, success/failure
• Quickly see the composition, players, encounter duration for any log
• Upload to dps.report with one click, batch uploads
• A table of all players in your currently filtered logs
• A table of all guilds within your currently filtered logs

A program for exploring EVTC logs. Handy when developing anything that analyzes logs.

• browse through raw combat items
• browse through raw agent data
• browse through processed events, with filtering
• browse through agents and events they are involved in

Rotation Comparison is a generator of HTML comparisons of rotations. Can be used to see where you differ from a benchmark, see the rotation of a whole squad on a boss at once and similar.

• compare logs in EVTC files
• compare generated EI reports (such as hosted on dps.report)
• generates a HTML report

The core library for parsing and analyzing EVTC logs. Built with integration in other projects in mind. Currently has a very unstable API, changes are to be expected.

• get raw agent, skill and combat item data from logs
• get agents and processed events with structured data
• get encounter results
• calculate statistics such as DPS, buff uptimes and similar (very work-in-progress)

Reporting bugs is the most important way of contributing, it's hard to fix things you are not aware about. Either create an issue on GitHub or let us know in the #bug-reports channel in our Discord server.

Tiny fixes are always welcome, however do please discuss bigger changes first. Currently, most of the projects are very much in early development and significant changes are planned.

In the future, this repository may get split up into smaller ones for the individual projects.