A Windows command line tool for generating coordinate information of UPC / UPV for IITC according to your private Ingress GDPR data.
Created with R2015a
Windows 64 bit
UPCUPVforIITC.m open-source MATLAB script. Packaged execution file is based on this script.
UPCUPVforIITC.exe One can try execute this if MATLAB or MATLAB Runtime has been installed already. However, it would fail if the version of MATLAB or MATLAB Runtime is not appropriate.
UPCUPVforIITC_APPInstaller_web.exe If you do not have MATLAB or MATLAB Runtime on your PC, you only need to download and run this application installer. The MATLAB Runtime will be installed alongside. "The MATLAB Runtime is a standalone set of shared libraries that enables the execution of compiled MATLAB applications or components on computers that do not have MATLAB installed." After installation, you can find UPCUPVforIITC.exe at your install path.
After execute the application, first one needs to input the path of folder where game_log.tsv (Please open a repository issue to report, if yours is not named game_log.tsv but something similar, like Game_log_public.csv.) is stored. Then, there will be two menus in the console (Windows command shell) for you to choose what you want to obtain. One for UPC or UPV, the other for global or regional.
A txt file contains the coordinates will be generated in the same folder where game_log.tsv is stored. Copy/Paste its content into your IITC draw tool for visualization. Note: purple pin stands for the portal you've ever captured while red one stands for the portal you've ever visited but have not captured yet.
Have fun.
- Pins do not fall 100% on the IITC portals.
- If you got a txt file larger than 500 KB, probably you should try use regional output to avoid IITC frozen/crashed.
Modify and run ScriptForMatlabUser.m to generate map like this:
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