Battle results

What it does

In the battle results' team tables, a column of every player's win rate in Random battles over all their tanks (52.34%), one of their WTR, the game's own rating of the player (5,123), or both, as their Service Record shows them, with each team's average at the top: a click on a column's head sorts both tables by it. Your team's columns are the last of its table and the enemy's the first, so the two meet in the middle, or at either end of each table; the tables take the room the screen has, the name column giving up only what does not fit. In Random battles, Onslaught, Frontline and the other modes whose results have those tables. The win rates come all at once from the game as the results arrive and the WTRs all at once from Wargaming's statistics, each then confirmed from the player's Service Record, one player a second: with WTR shown, a battle's Service Records are asked for from the moment you are back in the garage. Players who hide their name with the anonymizer keep the made-up name, with their figures beside it. Plain, or the win rates on badges in the colours gunmarks.app gives them and each WTR with the emblem of its rank (a setting each), with a preview in the settings.

Every player’s win rate, their WTR, or both side by side, in columns of the battle results’ team tables, both teams, as their Service Record shows them: the win rate of their Random battles over all their tanks, and the WTR, the game’s own rating of the player.
Your team’s columns are the last of its table and the enemy’s the first, so the two meet in the middle; or either at the other end. The tables grow into the room the screen has, and the name column gives up only what does not fit.
Each team’s averages at the top of its columns, with how many of its players they count when not all of them. A click on a column’s head sorts both tables by it, highest first, then lowest first.
Plain, in the colour of the game’s numbers, or each win rate on a badge in the colours gunmarks.app gives win rates (red up to 46.99%, then orange, yellow, green, cyan, purple, and violet from 65%) and each WTR with the emblem of its rank, as the game shows it: a setting each.
A preview in the settings: the Team Score tab with sample players at the game’s own size, one team at a time, as your settings make it.

Works with

World of Tanks 2.4.1.0

Made for this game version. After a game update, wait for its release for the new one.

Runs on its own

No other Gunmarks mod is needed. It is one file, and openwg_gameface comes with it.

Beside the other Gunmarks mods

Any of them, whatever their versions: they share one garage panel, one settings page and one battle panel, and each is updated on its own.

Good to know

In Random battles, Onslaught, Frontline and the other modes whose battle results have the team tables: training rooms, Mapbox, Grand Battles, Global Map, Strongholds, tournaments and Fort Rush. Not in Arcade, Steel Hunter or the PvE events.
The win rates come all at once from the game as the results arrive, and the WTRs all at once from Wargaming’s own statistics; then each player’s Service Record, a little over a second a player, puts its own figures in their place. A player met again shows at once.
The win rate is the Service Record’s own: Random battles over all tanks. Not an “overall” figure with other modes added, not one tank’s, not this session’s. A WTR shows once the player has played the Random battles the game asks for one, and only where the game server gives WTR.
Players who hide their name with the anonymizer keep the made-up name the game gives them, with their figures beside it. Their real name is never read.
On a screen without room for the columns, a long name is cut sooner, as the game cuts names, with the whole name in its tooltip; at 1920 x 1080 names stay whole.
Nothing of it is written to your computer: what is known of a player stays in memory for 12 hours.

Settings: Battle results

Win rate and WTR

As the settings page lists them, at their defaults. The gear on the garage panel opens it; every Gunmarks mod you have has a tab of its own there.

Battle results

Applies at once

ColumnsEvery player's win rate or WTR, or both, in columns of the battle results' team tables

FiguresWR, the win rate in Random battles, and WTR, the game's own rating of the player, as their Service Record shows themWRWTRBoth

ColoursEach win rate on a badge in gunmarks.app's colours, red up to 46.99% to violet from 65%

WTR emblemsEach WTR with the emblem of its rank, as the Service Record shows it

Your teamWhich end of your team's table the columns takeLast columnsFirst columns

Enemy teamWhich end of the enemy's table the columns takeLast columnsFirst columns

Team averagesEach team's averages at the top of its columns: of the players whose figures they show

Close World of Tanks
Get it from its page on the Mod Hub
Its page there: Battle results.
Its file is one zip with everything it needs: the mod and openwg_gameface.
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Extract it into your World of Tanks folder
The folder with WorldOfTanks.exe in it, for example C:\Games\World_of_Tanks_EU. The zip's mods folder goes into the game's, so you end up with:
- mods\2.4.1.0\app.gunmarks\app.gunmarks.results_0.1.0.wotmod
- mods\2.4.1.0\net.openwg\net.openwg.gameface_1.2.2.wotmod
Nothing else of Gunmarks is needed: the mod is one file. It runs alone, or beside any other Gunmarks mod, whatever their versions. They share one garage panel and one settings page.
If another mod already put a net.openwg.gameface_*.wotmod in mods\2.4.1.0, keep only one of them.
Start the game
The Gunmarks panel appears in the garage; its gear opens the settings. Battle results keeps its settings in mods\configs\app.gunmarks\results.

Updating

When Battle results has a new version, the garage panel says so and its Download button opens this page. Close the game, get Battle results again from its page on the Mod Hub and extract it over the old files. A mod's file is named after its version: if it is left with two files, delete the older one. Only that mod changes; your settings stay in mods\configs\app.gunmarks.

Battle results needs no Gunmarks Core. app.gunmarks.core_*.wotmod is for the mods of 0.1.1 and earlier, which do: once every mod of yours is newer than that, delete it. The settings page says when.

After a World of Tanks update the game uses a new mods folder, named after its version: wait for the mod’s release for it.

Removing

Delete app.gunmarks.results_0.1.0.wotmod from mods\2.4.1.0\app.gunmarks: your other Gunmarks mods keep running. With none left, delete the folder. Its own files, your settings of it among them, stay in mods\configs\app.gunmarks\results: delete that folder to remove them too.

Keep net.openwg if another mod uses it.

0.1.0 #1

17 Oct 2026Latest

New

First release.
Every player's win rate, their WTR, or both, in columns of the battle results' team tables, both teams: all at once as the results arrive (the WTRs from Wargaming's statistics), then as their Service Record shows them.
Each team's averages at the top of its columns. A click on a column's head sorts both tables by it.
Your team's columns last and the enemy's first, so they meet in the middle, or at either end of each table. Names are cut only where the screen has no room.
In Random battles, Onslaught, Frontline and the other modes whose results have those tables.
Players who hide their name with the anonymizer keep the made-up name, with their figures beside it.
Plain, or the win rates on badges in gunmarks.app's colours and each WTR with the emblem of its rank (a setting each), with a preview in the settings.
Garage panel: its X hides it, and the "g" next to the notifications brings it back.