u/Dibes

I've been building this into my review app and wanted to show it off on my own fights since i think it is just super cool!

Everything here is worked out from the demo after the match and drawn over my game's recording in the review player. For every fight it finds the moment any part of the enemy actually came into view and measures how far your crosshair was from the center of their head right then, which is the ring and the "off when seen" label. The + is where your bullets were going with recoil included, and each dot after that is a shot, filled for a hit and hollow for a miss.

The card underneath is the part I keep staring at, it shows your movement speed through the fight with CS2's accurate zone shaded in and where each shot was aimed on the body, so you can see if you were still moving when you fired and where the spray actually went.

I think it's a really cool data visualization layer on top to just generally see how good your crosshair placement & counter strafing actually is!

I saw Leetify's map control proof of concept ages ago and thought it was so cool. (https://reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/1k6v51e/map\_control\_visualized\_3x\_speed\_calculated\_based/) I was super inspired by their post so I took a crack at my own version of it, except one that actually runs on any demo in real time instead of being a render!

The round shown is the full round 16 of Liquid vs Vitality! It is rendering real time at 1x speed.

The shading is the territory each side controls, worked out from player positions, what they can see (based on map geometry and ray casting), and the map geometry. Solid means someone's holding it with their position or staring at it with a gun out. Hatched is space behind an entry they're watching, so nobody's getting in without going through them. It only fills in once they've held that watch for a couple of seconds, and it starts to clear out the moment they stop watching.