I have a Python repository on my GitHub with a few modules for eQuest file parsing. Most of the 'sim_parse' files will run as scripts and pull out specific reports into csv files for all sim files in the folder from which they are run.
I have an outdated one here too: https://github.com/jmarrec/eQSimParsing
Thanks Mike and Julien. I tried adding a .sim file and executed all .py files but no results appear to be shown or any .csv files. Am I missing anything here?
I assume you've installed Python and all dependencies? if so, maybe take a look at the results in Jupyter, or an IDE like Spyder or PyCharm in order to get a sense of why the .csv files aren't generating?
For mine, run the eQSimParsing demonstration.ipynb notebook (type jupyter notebook in a terminal (CMD) in a folder that's above the folder that has the jupyter notebook, but isn't the root of your drive, then open the notebook in the navigation that popped up in your browser, and remember that to execute cells of code you have to do CTRL+ENTER). My parsing thingy loads stuff inside pandas dataframe, which happen to have a to_csv and a to_excel function. I usually just plot the results and stuff like that right in Python, but exporting to CSV/Excel is just as easy.
I'd suggest you to take a look at the D2Result.dll. Here's a example.
Asked: 2018-10-27 08:07:31 -0500
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Last updated: Sep 02 '20
