From https://github.com/AveYo/ShowMMR
Numbers are displayed like in the old client - the Nov 19 2017 one still works - example: 12345 (+45)
New numbers are saved locally per-user, serialized to JOY1 - JOY32 binds for up to 640 recent matches
Your defined binds - that reside in slot0 - will not be affected
Optionally retrieve previous history via ShowMMR tool, and replace local file with the generated one
_______________________
SetTableValue | 3| GetTableValue
_______________| scripts / |____________________
| __>___>___>__ custom_net_tables.txt ___>___>___>___>__ |
|^| |_______________________| | |
______| |_____ |v|
| 2| SendCustomGameEvent _______________| |________________
| scripts / |__________________________________| 4|
SendToConsole | vscripts / ___<___<___<___<___<___<___<___<__ panorama / |
_____________| core / | | layout / |
| _<___<___<_ coreinit.lua | DOTARankUpdated | dashboard_background_manager.xml |
| | |______ _____| DOTAShowProfileHeroStatsPage |_______________ ________________|
| | | | #ranked_mmr_value | |
|v| LoadKeyValues |^| |v| core.Data.history
| | ____________| |___________ ___________________| |__________________
| | | 1| | 5|
| |_____| cfg / | | panorama / |
|____>__ user_keys_%d_slot3.vcfg | | layout / |
|__________________________| | dashboard_page_profile_recent_game.xml |
|________________________________________|
If any game is running, only cached Data history is used when opening the profile page
Back at dashboard, event signals script to retrieve #ranked_mmr_value and update table if needed
It may look like a lot of work to just get a number from ui and save it in a table locally
That is because vscript and panorama are finally hardened / crippled, no more ~arbitrary r/w!
These scripts do not touch any gameplay elements, should be whitelist-able at a glance
Knowing Valve have historically disabled specific modding features rather than carpet banning users
Nothing bad should happen if there is any official griefing regarding this harmless dashboard mod
Still, use at your own risk!
To install the mod:
- open Steam > Library > Dota2 > right-click Properties > Installed files > Browse..
- copy release/game/ subfolder over there, overwriting existing files: game/dota_mods/pak01_dir.vpk game/dota/gameinfo_branchspecific.gi
- or skip gameinfo_branchspecific.gi and use instead launch option: -language mods
To remake the mod from source:
- need Dota2 Workshop Tools DLC for resourcecompile xml source files
- run dota_mod_builder.bat, auto-compiled vpkmod will create the release vpk archive
To explore release/game/dota_mods/pak01_dir.vpk and compiled *_c content:
- use VRF tool by SteamDatabase: github.com/SteamDatabase/ValveResourceFormat/
It only really matters for the "local" feed which instance you choose. I don't really see much point to that one honestly, except if you're on something like startrek.website where "local" is "show me all star trek stuff", or something similar.
And yes, it is important to spread out the user base across multiple servers and not all end up on lemmy.world.
So I'd say find some smaller instance, maybe with a community actually physically local to you, and make that your main one. Or don't and stay on lemmy.world, I'm not your dad.
Perpetual plug to my userscript which changes all links to point to your home instance to make this even easier :)