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Register: 1/27/12
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Posted: 1/27/12, 3:36 PM
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I have been collecting data on mob loot for a research project, and came across the Magelo database. This is very useful. I was wondering if there was a way to get a copy of the data I collect. Then I could start a session, kill a couple of hundred rats and see their loot distribution.
I understand that my data is uploaded to the database at some point, and this is good. But I would really like to filter out other people's for my personal use. One of the things I'm looking at is estimating drops per hour. My current process is very labor intensive (and time consuming).
I am killing everything in a zone at least 100x, so my sync'd data should be of interest.
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Register: 11/10/01
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Posted: 1/31/12, 1:58 PM
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yes it may be interesting to know how to collecte data i use to be online for some hour killing same named again and again for alt and guildy ; that maybe can help too )
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Nbr post: 11385
Register: 5/4/01
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Posted: 2/3/12, 4:04 AM
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You only need to keep the loot window open for a second or 2 to let Magelo Sync see it. I recently test it like in butcher block and was able to contribute to the database just fine... I basically did the following:
- Target a skeleton
- Use the related from Magelo Sync to open the NPC detail page and look at the loot stats
- Kill the skeleton
- Open the loot window
- Wait for a second or 2
- Loot all
- Sync my character to force Magelo Sync to send its loot observation
- Refresh the NPC details page and the loot stat info should have changed
Can you please try the above in a plain old zone and then in a new VoA zone ? I suspect that maybe the issue is only happening somehow in certain zones...
Thanks !
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Posted: 2/3/12, 6:24 PM
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Just to be clear: I am interested in statistics for my session only. I suppose I could dig through the log, but then I'd need to actually loot stuff.
Magelo's percent of loot (while great info) is not a measure of the likelihood of an item dropping. I am trying to calculate the expected number of drops per hour, among other similar things.
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Admin
Nbr post: 11385
Register: 5/4/01
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Posted: 2/13/12, 5:57 AM
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Magelo's percent of loot (while great info) is not a measure of the likelihood of an item dropping
Why is that ? Can you elaborate a little bit ? Thanks !
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