cli-anything-unrealinsights

To capture Unreal Engine performance traces on Windows, you orchestrate UnrealInsights.exe via command-line to set trace output paths, start and stop continuous capture sessions, and write the resulting .utrace files to a chosen directory.

Yes, you can export Unreal Insights timing and counter data without the UI by running headless exporters that convert .utrace files into agent-friendly CSV outputs like threads.csv, stats.csv, and counter_values.csv.

You can locate UnrealInsights.exe through backend discovery and ensure-insights processes, which detect the engine root and identify the correct executable for either installed or source-built Unreal Engine environments.

The best way to profile a UE project before reproducing an issue is to run a continuous trace capture session, then export timer-stats and counter-values from the resulting .utrace file for immediate performance analysis.

Yes, you can filter Unreal Insights counter data exports by applying counter patterns during the headless CSV export process, producing targeted counter_values.csv files that only include the matched performance counters.

Yes, this Unreal Insights trace workflow requires command-line orchestration with JSON output to automate UnrealInsights.exe execution and produce deterministic trace_path plus exporter outputs for analysis.