Splatlogger 1.5.2

A PID/PNID grabber and match logger for Splatoon using TCPGecko.

Splatlogger

A PID/PNID grabber and match logger for Splatoon using TCPGecko, written in Python.

Prerequisites

You'll need a modded Wii U running either the Tiramisu or Aroma environment, as well as Python 3.11 or newer installed on your system (on Android devices you can use Termux).

On Tiramisu, use TCPGecko (Geckiine or SDGeckiine will work as well).

On Aroma, install the TCPGecko Aroma plugin.

Installation

Install the package from PyPI:

python -m pip install Splatlogger

Or download and install the latest release from GitHub:

python -m pip install /path/to/Splatlogger-1.x.zip

Alternatively, you can skip the installation and instead run the module directly from the source code.

Usage

Run Splatlogger with:

python -m splatlogger -ip IP [options]

where IP is your Wii U's LAN IP address (if you have your scripts directory in your PATH, you can also run splatlogger -ip IP [options]).

Options:

• -log-level [option] - Set how much data should be logged.

  • none - Don't create a log file (default).
  • basic - Log only basic player information (name, PID, PNID, region).
  • full - Log all player information (basic + team, level, rank, appearance, gear, weapons).
  • stats - Log all player information and player stats (points, kills, deaths). Requires the match to end to finish logging.

• -auto [option] - Enable auto logging. When enabled will automatically log every match you play (log level must be at least basic).

  • all - Save a log of all matches you play (default).
  • latest - Save a log of only the latest match

• -aroma - Enable Aroma mode.

• -silent - Disable printing logs to the console.

Logs are saved in /[User]/Documents/Splatlogger/logs/[Date].

To always run with the same IP and options, create an args.txt file in /[User]/Documents/Splatlogger and put all the arguments in there. Afterward run without any arguments.

Only one program can be connected to TCPGecko at a time. If you have something else connected, disconnect it beforehand.

Credits

• pyGecko authors for most of tcpgecko.py.

• Everyone who contributed to PNIDGrab and other similar PID grabbers as those were used as a reference.