Added analog metrics. #40
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Joystick distance traveled in stick units in addition to the average stick velocity.
NikhilNarayana
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Oct 24, 2020
AnalogMotionType contains the previously top level variables in addition to the newer "analogMotionFrameCount". This is used to track how fast the joystick was moving when it was in motion. It feels like a more meaningful metric to me in conjunction with the frames spent in motion metric.
Uh, that was weird. Not sure how that line got deleted between building and committing...
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Added in tracking the analog distance for the joystick in addition to computing the distance traveled in meters and the average velocity of the stick throughout the game. Analog distance is measured in joystick coordinate units while meters and meters per second are used for the real world distances. After looking at the average velocity, it's not as interesting as a metric as I initially thought it'd be. It's pretty low just due to the fact that in general, more frames are spent holding a direction than moving it. Maybe it'd be more interesting to track joystick acceleration or to exclude frames that don't have any movement? Eh.