Mega mega update! One slight thing to add for next time. In the "Roles" section of the detailed player screen, I would like for each position to be collapsible, and if they can't play the position it would be collapsed by default. I think this would help with readability/clutter. You most likely aren't going to the roles section and looking at roles a player can't play (unless you want to train them into a new position). Having only the positions that they can play be expanded by default would help with having to do lots of scrolling, especially for strikers.
The reason those players were all 1s is because the player export is finicky, and it sometimes decides that it will only export the attributes of the first 30 or so players
Stumbled on to this the other day randomly and I really like the way it is laid out, colour scheme the fact I can default my weightings and tactic roles to be readily available. I'd be interested to know for your colouration of the scores, what thresholds are you using? Is it something arbitrary or have you looked at existing players to determine the thresholds? As a side note I think making an easier way to copy the information across to a spreadsheet would be useful. I tend to use a spreadsheet to whittle down these scorings on my scouting list to my shortlist and direct targets. It also would help with a pet project I have for myself. I know from your previous videos, you have seen squirrel making his python app but one thing that he has also recently done is his trajectory piece which I really liked and so I've been crunching the numbers (he released the data he used) and integrating the weightings from this app into that trajectory piece for different roles that I use as opposed to his own tactic. I'd love to be able to just lift the details off of this straight into the spreadsheet to generate the trajectory but they paste in a really odd way with the name in a different line. Just makes it awkward to handle the data, not sure if there is something in the app that could be tweaked to adjust that copy pasting or even to generate a table that is easily pasted/saved. Will continue to use the app after all I have to support someone who sounds pretty local to me.
Thanks for checking out FMDataLab! The colours are mostly just a gradient going from red to green. So it goes from shades of red, to orange, to yellow, to green. 1 - 5.49 is shades of red 5.5 - 9.49 is shades of orange 9.5 - 12.49 is shades of yellow 12.5 - 20 is shades of green (bit more of wider range as the highest score you'll really see is 17) Yes, an export of the table has been on my roadmap, for the reason you've explained, think it will be helpful for further analysis! Funnily enough, I've also been working on an algorithm to predict players trajectories for a few weeks now, so you'll be able to view each individual players role trajectory based on the median trajectory of other players at that age, for that role that my algorithm has calculated (will have a video on how I've gone about this). This will be in the next release you'll be happy to hear!
This is a really cool app! I think it would enhance the experience if I could customize the default table that appears after uploading my files. I often delete unnecessary columns and would like to save this layout for future uploads. It would be a nice time-saver to not repeatedly delete columns every time.
Mega mega update! One slight thing to add for next time. In the "Roles" section of the detailed player screen, I would like for each position to be collapsible, and if they can't play the position it would be collapsed by default. I think this would help with readability/clutter. You most likely aren't going to the roles section and looking at roles a player can't play (unless you want to train them into a new position). Having only the positions that they can play be expanded by default would help with having to do lots of scrolling, especially for strikers.
Thanks for the great suggestion! I'll implement this in the next update!
The reason those players were all 1s is because the player export is finicky, and it sometimes decides that it will only export the attributes of the first 30 or so players
Sweet!! Gonna take a look at it now!
Stumbled on to this the other day randomly and I really like the way it is laid out, colour scheme the fact I can default my weightings and tactic roles to be readily available.
I'd be interested to know for your colouration of the scores, what thresholds are you using? Is it something arbitrary or have you looked at existing players to determine the thresholds?
As a side note I think making an easier way to copy the information across to a spreadsheet would be useful. I tend to use a spreadsheet to whittle down these scorings on my scouting list to my shortlist and direct targets.
It also would help with a pet project I have for myself. I know from your previous videos, you have seen squirrel making his python app but one thing that he has also recently done is his trajectory piece which I really liked and so I've been crunching the numbers (he released the data he used) and integrating the weightings from this app into that trajectory piece for different roles that I use as opposed to his own tactic.
I'd love to be able to just lift the details off of this straight into the spreadsheet to generate the trajectory but they paste in a really odd way with the name in a different line. Just makes it awkward to handle the data, not sure if there is something in the app that could be tweaked to adjust that copy pasting or even to generate a table that is easily pasted/saved.
Will continue to use the app after all I have to support someone who sounds pretty local to me.
Thanks for checking out FMDataLab!
The colours are mostly just a gradient going from red to green. So it goes from shades of red, to orange, to yellow, to green.
1 - 5.49 is shades of red
5.5 - 9.49 is shades of orange
9.5 - 12.49 is shades of yellow
12.5 - 20 is shades of green (bit more of wider range as the highest score you'll really see is 17)
Yes, an export of the table has been on my roadmap, for the reason you've explained, think it will be helpful for further analysis!
Funnily enough, I've also been working on an algorithm to predict players trajectories for a few weeks now, so you'll be able to view each individual players role trajectory based on the median trajectory of other players at that age, for that role that my algorithm has calculated (will have a video on how I've gone about this). This will be in the next release you'll be happy to hear!
You'll be glad to know that you can now export the table data to a .csv file!
You can also view players trajectories, more info in my new vid 🙂
This is a really cool app! I think it would enhance the experience if I could customize the default table that appears after uploading my files. I often delete unnecessary columns and would like to save this layout for future uploads. It would be a nice time-saver to not repeatedly delete columns every time.
Yes, I've had that on my roadmap, hopefully will get to this feature soon. Thanks for the suggestion.
The columns visibility is now persisted across all tables, more info in my recent video 🙂