Bestiary Session Analyzer for Tibia

Overview

Bestiary Session Analyzer for Tibia extracts monster kill data from your hunting log, calculates your kill rate, and estimates the time required to complete a Bestiary entry. This allows you to evaluate and improve your hunting efficiency for faster Bestiary completion.

Features

• Extracts and processes hunting session logs.
• Calculates session duration and kill rates.
• Matches killed monsters with Bestiary data.
• Estimates remaining kills and time needed to complete Bestiary entries.
• Displays results in a dynamic table with real-time updates.
• Supports manual input for total kills to adjust calculations.

How It Works

1. Load Bestiary Data:
   The script loads bestiary_data.json, which contains monster names, kill requirements, and charm points.

2. Extract Log Data:

   • Parses the hunting log to extract session duration and killed monsters.
   • Identifies relevant kill counts and correlates them with Bestiary entries.

3. Match Bestiary Data:

   • Compares extracted monsters with Bestiary data.
   • Computes remaining kills, estimated time for completion, and charms per hour.

4. Update Remaining Time:

   • Users can input their total kills, and the system recalculates the remaining time and charms per hour.

5. Display Results:

   • Outputs a structured table containing creature names, kill counts, estimated time to completion, and charm efficiency.

Installation & Setup

1. Download or clone the repository.
2. Ensure bestiary_data.json is available in the same directory.
3. Open index.html (or relevant UI) in a web browser.
4. Copy and paste your hunting session log into the designated input field.
5. Click "Process Log" to analyze your session.

Usage

Extracting Data

1. Paste your session log into the input field.
2. Click "Process Log" to process the log.
3. The system will display a table with:
   • Monster names (linked to the Tibia Wiki).
   • Kills recorded in the session.
   • Kills needed for Bestiary unlock.
   • Estimated time remaining based on kill rate.

Updating Total Kills

• Manually enter your total kills in the respective field.
• Click "Update Remaining Time" to refresh calculations.

Resetting Inputs

• Click "Clear Inputs" to reset manual entries and revert to default calculations.

JSON Structure (bestiary_data.json)

The Bestiary data file should contain an array of objects in the following format:

[
    {
        "Name": "Rotworm",
        "Kills to Unlock": 500,
        "Charms": 25
    },
    {
        "Name": "Cyclops",
        "Kills to Unlock": 1000,
        "Charms": 50
    }
]

Key Functions

loadBestiaryData()

• Loads and stores Bestiary data from bestiary_data.json.

extractLogData()

• Extracts session duration and killed monsters from the user-provided log.

matchBestiaryData(killedMonsters, sessionDuration)

• Matches killed monsters with Bestiary entries.
• Computes remaining kills, estimated time, and charms per hour.

updateRemainingTime()

• Updates calculations when users enter total kill counts.

clearAllInputs()

• Resets all user inputs and recalculates default values.

displayExtractedData(matchedMonsters, totalCharms, maxTimeRemaining)

• Displays results in a formatted table.

Example Log Format

Your hunting session log should resemble the following:

Session: 1:30h
Killed Monsters:
    250x Rotworm
    500x Cyclops
Looted Items:

Expected Output

Creature	Charm Points	Session Kills	Total Kills	Kills to Unlock	Kill Rate	Kills Left	Time Remaining	Charms per Hour
Rotworm	25	250	(user input)	500	2.78 kills/min	250	1.5 hr	16.67 charms/hr
Cyclops	50	500	(user input)	1000	5.56 kills/min	500	1.5 hr	33.33 charms/hr

Notes

• If a monster does not exist in bestiary_data.json, it will be ignored.
• Time estimates assume consistent kill rates throughout the session.
• Charms per hour depend on the total Bestiary completion time left.

Future Enhancements

• Implement progress tracking across multiple sessions.
• Support advanced filtering and analytics for optimized hunting strategies.

License

This project is open-source and free to use. Contributions are welcome.