Marks of Excellence

What it does

In the Random garage, the selected tank's MoE percentage and marks, the moving average the marks are counted from, your pace and how many battles it takes to the next mark, what your last battle and your session did to it, the damage each mark takes (from gunmarks.app), a goal (the average a battle takes to reach a mark in 10, 20 or 50 battles) and the tank's Random battles. A history page of every battle recorded: each tank's MoE battle by battle, sessions, and the goal for every mark. In Random battles, a small panel with your MoE, what the battle so far would make of it and its damage and assistance apart; Alt shows your average, each kind of assistance and the damage for each mark. Every line of both panels has its own switch.

The selected tank’s MoE and the marks on its gun, the next one filling as you get closer, on a bar with a tick at each mark.
Your moving average, the number the game counts your marks from, and what it lacks to the next mark.
Your pace (your average combined damage over your last 10 battles in the tank) and how many battles at it the next mark is away.
Your last battle: the MoE before and after it, and the change. The same for your session.
The damage each mark takes, from gunmarks.app (EU and NA), and the tank’s Random battles: battles, win rate, average damage and assisted damage.
Goal: pick a mark and see the average combined damage it takes to reach it in 10, 20 or 50 battles.
MoE history, a page of its own opened from the garage panel: your recorded battles by tank and by session, a tank’s MoE after each battle as a chart, your best battle, and what each mark takes, with how its damage moved this week.
In battle, your MoE live: what it would be if the battle ended now, and the damage that keeps it or takes it to the next percent. This battle’s combined damage turns green above your average, with your damage and assisted damage apart.
Hold Alt in battle for your average, what your spotting, tracking and stunning have each brought, and the damage each mark takes; or have them shown all the time, or never.
A switch for every line of the garage panel and every part of the battle panel, each with a preview that follows it.

Works with

World of Tanks 2.4.0.2

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.

With Onslaught: One battle panel between them: its place is shared, Marks of Excellence in Random battles, Onslaught in Onslaught battles.

Integration level 1

What another Gunmarks mod checks before it works with this one. The part every Gunmarks mod shares is at level 9 here and runs mods made for 1 or later; this mod needs 7. These levels, never a version number, decide which mods work together.

Good to know

Your pace starts after 3 battles in a tank.
The history is kept on your computer, in the mod’s own folder. It holds the battles played with this version installed; “Reset MoE history” in the settings forgets them.
On servers other than EU and NA the panel shows your MoE without the damage for each mark.
The live figure in battle is an estimate from what the game reports during the battle; the server counts the battle itself afterwards.
The battle panel shows only in the battles that count for marks, Random battles, and not in replays.
Drag the garage panel by its header to put it anywhere; its arrow folds it to one line. Hold Ctrl and drag to move the battle panel.

Settings

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Settings, MoE: Battle: The other side of its tab: what the battle panel shows in Random battles, and its details with Alt, always or never, with a preview of the panel in battle and with Alt held, and the panel back in its place in one click. — A tab for each mod, under its name. Marks of Excellence’s garage settings: a switch for every line of the garage panel, with a preview of the panel that follows each one, and the buttons that reset the panel’s place and the MoE history.

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Marks of Excellence, Battle: Your MoE live in battle: what it would be if the battle ended now, the damage that takes it to the next percent, and your damage and assisted damage apart. — The selected tank’s MoE and the marks on its gun, your moving average and your pace, what your last battle and your session did to it, the damage each mark takes, your goal, the tank’s Random battles and the way to your history.

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.

Garage

Applies at once

Moving averageThe average combined damage the game counts your marks from, and what it lacks to the next mark

Your paceYour average over your last 10 battles in the tank, and how many battles at it the next mark is away

Last battleThe MoE before and after your last battle in the selected tank, and the change

SessionYour battles in the tank since you started playing, and what they did to its MoE

Damage thresholdsThe combined damage gunmarks.app lists for 65, 85, 95 and 100%

GoalThe average combined damage a battle takes to reach the mark you pick in 10, 20 or 50 battles

Tank statisticsYour Random battles in the selected tank: battles, win rate, average damage and assisted damage

MoE historyThe button that opens your history: every recorded battle by tank and by session

Battle

Applies from the next battle

Battle panelYour MoE and the marks on the gun, in Random battles

Live MoEBeside your MoE, what it would be if the battle ended now, and the change

This battleYour combined damage so far, green once it is above your average, and the damage to aim for

Damage and assistYour damage and your assisted damage apart

DetailsYour average, each kind of assistance and the damage for each mark, under the panelWith AltAlwaysNever

Close World of Tanks
Get it from its page on the Mod Hub
Its page there: Marks of Excellence.
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\2.4.0.2\app.gunmarks\app.gunmarks.moe_0.2.0.wotmod
- mods\2.4.0.2\net.openwg\net.openwg.gameface_1.1.6.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\2.4.0.2, keep only one of them.
Start the game
On the first start the game restarts once by itself, adding the mod's pages. The Gunmarks panel appears in the garage; its gear opens the settings. Marks of Excellence keeps its settings in mods\configs\app.gunmarks\moe.

Updating

When Marks of Excellence has a new version, the garage panel says so and its Download button opens this page. Close the game, get Marks of Excellence 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.

Coming from 0.1.1 or 0.1.0: after extracting, delete the old app.gunmarks.randoms_0.1.1.wotmod or app.gunmarks.randoms_0.1.0.wotmod, whichever you have.

As 0.1.0 and 0.1.1 it kept your settings and what it recorded in mods\configs\app.gunmarks\randoms: it takes them over from there on its first start, and that folder can be deleted afterwards.

Marks of Excellence 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.

From Gunmarks in one file: delete app.gunmarks_0.1.0.wotmod from mods\2.4.0.2. Each mod takes over your settings, the panels' places and your recorded battles on its first start.

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.moe_0.2.0.wotmod from mods\2.4.0.2\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\moe: delete that folder to remove them too.

Keep net.openwg if another mod uses it.

0.2.0 #37

6 Oct 2026Latest

New

Garage panel: your moving average, the number the game counts your marks from, and what it lacks to the next mark.
Garage panel: a "Last battle" line with the MoE before and after your last battle in the tank and the change, and a "Session" line with the change over your session.
Garage panel: a Goal section. Pick a mark and see the average combined damage it takes to reach it in 10, 20 or 50 battles.
MoE history: a page of its own, opened from the garage panel, with your recorded battles by tank and by session, a tank's MoE after each battle as a chart, your best battle, and what each mark takes.
Battle panel: your damage and your assisted damage shown apart, and the battle's combined damage turns green once it is above your average.
Battle panel, with Alt: your average, and your assistance by kind (spotting, tracking, stun), the one that counts for marks lit.
Settings: a switch for every line and section of the garage panel and for every part of the battle panel; the battle panel's details with Alt, always or never.
Settings: a preview of the garage panel and of the battle panel beside their settings. Point at a setting to see its part of the panel lit.
Settings: a "Reset MoE history" button.

Changed

The mod is one file now, with its own version and its own updates: it needs no Gunmarks Core. Once every Gunmarks mod you have is updated, delete app.gunmarks.core_*.wotmod.
The mod's file has a new name, app.gunmarks.moe_0.2.0.wotmod. After updating, delete the old app.gunmarks.randoms_*.wotmod: while it is still there it is not used, and the settings page says so. Your settings and recorded battles are carried over, into mods/configs/app.gunmarks/moe/.
Settings: "Damage thresholds" no longer hides your pace, which has its own switch.
Settings: a tab for each Gunmarks mod, under its name; this mod's has a switch between its garage and its battle settings.
Settings: every installed Gunmarks mod is listed with its own version.
The notice of a new version lists each of your mods that has one, with the version you have and the new one.

Fixed

Garage panel: no longer stays on top of the equipment, shells and consumables screens, or the list of all vehicles.
Garage panel: the unfolded Random battles figures line up with the other sections.

0.1.1 #36

3 Oct 2026

Changed

Other mods' changes to the game's events can no longer keep the mod from what it reads, whichever mod starts first.
game.log names an openwg_gameface that cannot show the Gunmarks panels on this game version (1.2 and later, made for 2.4.1) and the one to install.

0.1.0 #35

2 Oct 2026

New

Marks of Excellence is now a mod of its own, with Gunmarks Core. Install it alone, or with any other Gunmarks mod.
Settings: the mods that run are listed, and why an installed one does not.
Its own page on the Mod Hub; its download includes Gunmarks Core.

Changed

For World of Tanks 2.4.0.2.
Your settings, panel places and recorded battles from 0.1.0 are carried over on its first start. Delete app.gunmarks_0.1.0.wotmod: while it is still there, it is stopped.
Its own config.json, in mods/configs/app.gunmarks/randoms/.
Settings: now a full-screen page with tabs; the garage panel hides while it is open.
Garage and battle panels scale to your screen resolution, so their size settings are removed.

Removed

WN8, from everywhere in the mod.

Up to 0.1.1 #36 it was released together with the other Gunmarks mods, which shared one version: this is its part of those releases. Their whole history is on the page of every mod.