ParseType

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Enum Values

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EventsOnly

• Use case: When you only need event data without game state information
• Performance: Fastest parsing option
• Data included: Events only

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Minimal

• Use case: When you need basic game state information along with events
• Performance: Fast parsing with minimal state tracking
• Data included: Events + initial game state

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Normal

• Use case: Standard parsing for most replay analysis needs
• Performance: Balanced performance and data completeness
• Data included: Events + complete game state throughout the replay

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Full

• Use case: When you need all available data from the replay
• Performance: Slower due to comprehensive parsing
• Data included: All events, game state, and additional metadata

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Debug

• Use case: Development and troubleshooting parser issues
• Performance: Slowest option due to debug overhead
• Data included: All data plus debugging metadata

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Usage Example

using Unreal.Core.Models.Enums;

// Parse with normal level (events + full game state)
var reader = new ReplayReader();
var replay = reader.ReadReplay("replay.replay", ParseType.Normal);

// Parse only events for faster processing
var eventsOnly = reader.ReadReplay("replay.replay", ParseType.EventsOnly);

// Parse everything for complete analysis
var fullParse = reader.ReadReplay("replay.replay", ParseType.Full);

// Debug mode for troubleshooting
var debugParse = reader.ReadReplay("replay.replay", ParseType.Debug);

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Parse Level Comparison

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Recommendations

• Start with Normal: Provides a good balance for most use cases
• Use EventsOnly: When performance is critical and state data isn’t needed
• Use Full: When you need comprehensive data analysis
• Use Debug: Only during development when troubleshooting issues