Question for Devs about Exports and Relative Ratings

stiffy · 07-01-2018, 04:11 PM

For those of us in online leagues that export ratings to an external tool like StatsLab or StatsPlus, is there any way to have these work properly with relative ratings?

I've had a look through all the exports and it doesn't appear that relative ratings are contained in any of them.

If it's too much to get another export similar to the player_scouted_ratings file, is there any way we can calculate them ourselves on the back end? I know for 20 to 80 ratings 50 is league average with +/- every 10 being one standard deviation. Is is just as easy as finding the MLB league average/standard deviation of each rating using every batter/pitcher on a major league roster?

If that's the case, it shouldn't be too difficult to calculate, but if there's more that goes into it then I do think another export file may be in order.

07-01-2018, 04:11 PM	#1
stiffy Minors (Single A) Join Date: Jul 2013 Posts: 69	Question for Devs about Exports and Relative Ratings For those of us in online leagues that export ratings to an external tool like StatsLab or StatsPlus, is there any way to have these work properly with relative ratings? I've had a look through all the exports and it doesn't appear that relative ratings are contained in any of them. If it's too much to get another export similar to the player_scouted_ratings file, is there any way we can calculate them ourselves on the back end? I know for 20 to 80 ratings 50 is league average with +/- every 10 being one standard deviation. Is is just as easy as finding the MLB league average/standard deviation of each rating using every batter/pitcher on a major league roster? If that's the case, it shouldn't be too difficult to calculate, but if there's more that goes into it then I do think another export file may be in order.