Allure VS rattletrap

and https://github.com/AllureOfTheStars/Allure/suites/3798409868/artifacts/93778115 is the version with the throughput I advertised (there are corresponding Windows binaries somewhere, probably slower). Here's the commandline to use:

Good points. I think my game is quite close to your no-output-randomness roguelike and also the battle between two opposing players (especially the short scenarios). There is lots of input randomness, though, and hidden game info on various levels. Have a look: http://allureofthestars.com

https://github.com/AllureOfTheStars/Allure/blob/bceb8f3572b9640289a31033f625b526c74ab3db/GameDefinition/Content/ItemKindOrgan.hs#L921

rattletrap works quite well and is still actively maintained, the lack of stats is because we're a relatively small e-sport and stats are hard, meaning there just isn't that many people working on it - but not because of the tooling

This is the one (rattletrap) that can convert it back to replay as well (harder to read): https://github.com/tfausak/rattletrap/releases/tag/11.2.4

Ah I see that's true. There is this (GitHub)[https://github.com/tfausak/rattletrap] that lets you edit stuff in replays. I haven't really fiddled too much with it, I really don't have a reason to edit replays. My speculation on the programming is that it uses AI techniques to assume what action you are going to do next based on your prior movements and tries to reconcile it in the event of latency mitigation or an error on their end.

But you need to first convert the replay to json, and then you can start to replace stuff. Then convert it back and it works. There are softwares that does the converting. When I was experimenting with those I tried 3 different replay parsers and I liked this the most: https://github.com/tfausak/rattletrap