A golang library and dear-imgui ui to explore War Thunder replay format
Project has 2 components:
inspector - application gui library where you can toy around with the replays, view packets and interact with parser results (with pluggable gui tabs)
wrpl - standalone library for parsing replays (with pluggable parsers)
Do go build in cmd/inspector directory to get a sample application that launches inspector gui.
Important
Information provided may be incomplete/innacurate. If you want to propose imporvements feel free to open issue, pull request or contact me via Discord @flexcoral (343418440423309314) (invite).
- Basics
- Parsing most of the static binary header
- Showing settings BLK (if present)
- Showing results BLK (if present)
- Opening and parsing packet stream
- Opening multiple individual replay files at the same time
- Server replays
- Downloading server replay from session ID
- Opening segmented server replay and combining them
- Packets
- Chat
- Most of ECS system (by LivingTheDagor)
- Awards
- Kills
- Full precision ground unit movement packets
- Aircraft state (by LivingTheDagor)
- Camera angles
- Critical and fatal damage
- Player information
- Features
- Kill log
- Map view
- Packet diffing, generally capability for easier comparing of packets from replay to replay
- Potentially syncing packets and video stream for better context awareness in packet view
If you wrote a gui tab or a parser feel free to open pull request. A lot of work was done in private repository with no plans on publishing, if you want to take a look at it or ask questions feel free to contact me.
This project would've not been here if StatShark devs didn't troll me in their discord, but on a serious note big thanks to:
- Sgambe33's WT-Plotter (C++) (general motivation, head start)
- wt_blk (Rust) (parsing BLK blobs)
- llama-for3ver's wt_replay_decoder (Rust) (parsing packet stream)
Inspector was developed to it's current capabilities in tandem with LivingTheDagor, who also started to publish some of his work in his repository.
Both ui and lib (wrpl) are under GNU Affero General Public License v3
In repository root there is a TTF font (HackNerdFontMono-Regular.ttf) that is not part of wrpl-inspector distribution and is provided for easier setup until cimgui-go figures out the backends so that default font renders all the utf segments. It is licensed with Bitstream-Vera and MIT.
wrpl-inspector and wrpl library are not affiliated with or endorsed by Gaijin Entertainment. War Thunder is a registered trademark of Gaijin Entertainment. All rights reserved.