mypubgtelemetry's Introduction

MyPubgTelemetry - A PUBG Telemetry Downloader and Stats Analyzer

Downloads, saves, and caches all available telemetry and match metadata for one or more players
Previously downloaded telemetry that is no longer available online is preserved, so you can accumulate historical data
View match stats as a squad total, or for individual players
Chart of hitpoints over time for each match for each squadmate, calculated from telemetry (zoomable)
Export data table to CSV for analysis in Excel or whatever tool you want
Search for downloaded matches by date, playername, or ID
Right-click on any individual match to view the match on pubglookup.com
Right-click on any individual match to reveal its telemetry data file in Explorer, in case you like reading JSON
Async/on-demand data loading is able to handle as many gigabytes of telemetry as you want to save and load

Download MyPubgTelemetry-v0.0.4.zip, extract the zip file, and run MyPubgTelemetry.GUI.exe.
Obtain a PUBG API key and paste it into the program's options screen.
The initial telemetry download could take 10+ minutes. Subsequent refreshes will run much more quickly.

Download the repo and open the .sln file in Visual Studio (2019).
Build the solution and run the "TelemetryGUI" project. The application window should appear.

Add more charts and reports to the GUI, calculated from match metadata
Add more charts and reports to the GUI, calculated from match telemetry
Make it easier to author/plug-in new reports and/or charts
Display what map the match was played on (whaaat?)
Handling for disjoint squad players
Collect user feedback, implement cool features, get pull requests, do all the things!