PUBGIS (PUBG Geographic Information System) analyzes gameplay from PUBG (either live or video) and tracks your position during the game. You can view this information later to see your path throughout the game.
PUBGIS works by continuously scanning the minimap in the corner of the game (seen below) and matching that to a location on the world map. If you want more details about how PUBGIS works, check out the Implementation wiki page
PUBGIS is a self-contained executable. Download the latest version here, no installation required!
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When PUBGIS is started, you'll see this:
- Select a video file (only tested with .mp4 currently)
- Adjust the output file if needed.
- Click Process!
Optional:
- If the video contains extra footage before your parachute landing, put that time in landing time
- If the video contains extra footage after you die, such as spectating a teammate, input your death time (death time of 00:00 means it will process until the end of the video)
- Adjust the time step. This is how often the map is checked. Larger values will process a game faster, but the path will not be as detailed.
- Select a different color path
PUBGIS is written in Python (3.6). If you'd like to use PUBGIS as a
python package, you can install it using pip
pip install pubgis
and run it using:
python -m pubgis
To learn more about extending or contributing to PUBGIS, check out the Development page.
This project is licensed under the GPLv3 License - see the LICENSE.md file for details