HasRoot - No Pixel - Clip Activity - hmmm

8 May 2024

00:55 UTC

What is this?

The goal of this page is to allow you to browse clip activity of a server. Finding the most popular/active clips, trying to find a specific moment or just to get an idea of what was going on last night.

The clips are grouped into 2 and a half minute windows and their combined views are shown on the graph.

You can hover over the graph to see the title of the most popular clip in that window, and click on the graph to go to that time.

Hot or Not

The page has two modes: Hot or Not. This will determine what activity is shown on the graph as well as deciding what time you will go to when going back/forward through activity.

Hot: will only show above average points of interest

Not: will display all clip data HasRoot has for that time period.

Keybinds

General

F1 - Show this help message.
Q - Go to the previous time (filtered by mode).
E - Go to the next time (filtered by mode).
G - Toggle Graph.
W - Open the first clip.
D - Toggle duplicates.
H - Toggle hot or not.
Shift O - Toggle Options

Clip Viewer

Esc / S - close the clip viewer.
W - Open the clip with the next highest views or if this is the last clip, close the clip viewer.
Shift W - Same as W but in a backwards direction.

Display/Navigation

When you go to a time, clips from within that window are displayed as well as some clips slightly outside of this window in an attempt to show more context.

You can navigate back and forward through the activity using the back / forward buttons in the top corners, via the keybinds listed above or by clicking on a time on the graph.

You can also pick a specific date/time via the date controls in the middle blue box. Either skipping back or forward 24 hours, or by using the calendar.

Dupes

To help prevent showing multiple clips from the exact same moment and streamer, there is a basic 'dupe' detection which will group clips that start aroudn the same time.

The highest view count clip will be displayed by default when there are potential dupes, but you can still see them by clicking on the eye icon.

History

This page will also remember the last clip/time you were viewing, allowing you to continue from where you left off on your next visit. This saved 'last visit' time will also be displayed on the graph as a blue line.

On the graph the current time you are looking at will be shown with a red line, the last time you were looking at will be shown in green and your 'last visit' will be shown in blue.