rts-debug-tool

To debug RTS game AI decisions, you can load a JSON game state file into a command-line interface to interactively analyze unit behaviors, track specific unit IDs, and trace event anomalies. The tool simulates state changes over specified ticks.

Yes, you can analyze economic patterns in an RTS game simulation by loading the game state JSON and reviewing resource collection, spending habits, and production queues to identify economic anomalies through the command-line interface.

The best way to trace unit pathfinding issues in a real-time strategy game is to use event tracing via CLI flags to monitor a specific unit's commands and state changes over a designated number of ticks, exporting the trace to a JSONL file.

Yes, this RTS debugging tool requires a JSON game state input to analyze AI strategies, track unit behaviors, and troubleshoot economic anomalies. You must provide this JSON file to initiate the command-line debugging session.

You can track a specific unit's commands and state changes by running the command-line tool with the loaded JSON state, specifying the target unit ID and the number of ticks to simulate, then exporting the event trace to a file.