Hello,
I enjoy creating a tool to automate the creation of xml file for definitions of teams from tables found on the net (for example http://www.transfermarkt.de/de/olympiqu ... tartseite/ verein_244.html). Can you explain how you calculate skill and talent in knowing that I have retrieved the values of players for the 2011 season and the age of the players through this table.
thank you
sorry for broken English, as you know the French are not good with foreign languages
You are a genious if you do this ... You will make players of Bygfoot happy ... It`s not a big problem if you can`t assign automatically the skill ... We will do manually ... But it will be great to have real players on Bygfoot .
It is possible for me to put values on players based on the highest value (with Messi or Ronaldo as the base), but I wanted to know the impacts and design values for skill and talent in order to have real data (at least based on the financial aspect).
rastabob wrote:Can you explain how you calculate skill and talent in knowing that I have retrieved the values of players for the 2011 season and the age of the players through this table.
Well, the details are rather technical (see bygfoot_constants file and the function player_skill_from_talent() in player.c), but basically players have a talent that doesn't ever change (representing the maximum skill they can reach during their career) and a peak age region (e.g. 26-30), during which they can maintain their maximum skill. The current skill is then derived from the talent and the current age.
This is a simplified explanation, however, since skill development also depends on injuries sustained (bad) and match practice they get (good).
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Perhaps if you assumed that skill and talent are the same, you can take the transfer values from transfermarkt.de and put that value to the power of 2/7, then multiply your answer by 100, you should get the player's Bygfoot rating.
