RASE Telemetry

0.4.4

Experimenting with the Announcement system

0.4.3

RASE Telemetry v0.4.3 — Admin Announcements
New Features
Added support for administrator announcements sent directly from the RASE Dashboard.
Added multiplayer broadcasting of short messages to all connected players.
Announcements appear as in-game notifications for 10 seconds, without sound.
Added a lightweight server-side command system for processing announcements.
Reliability & Security
Added persistent command receipts to prevent duplicate announcements after server restarts.
No additional inbound server ports required.
No third-party addon dependencies.
Compatibility & Performance
Preserved existing player identity and lifecycle tracking.
Preserved combat attribution, bleeding analysis, grenade tracking and vehicle telemetry.
Maintained compatibility with existing telemetry data formats.
Announcement processing uses low-frequency polling to minimize server overhead.
Note: Administrator announcements are an experimental feature and require RASE Monitor RC5 or newer. Dedicated-server validation is pending.

0.4.2

# RASE Windows Monitor v0.8.0 RC4 — Identity and Attribution Pipeline

- Local activity JSONL reader now includes `actor_connection_seq` / `target_connection_seq`.
- Names/identity from `PLAYER_IDENTITY_RESOLVED` are joined ONLY by session + Enfusion Player ID + connection sequence for v0.4.2 records, preventing same-slot reuse confusion.
- Historic activity records without connection sequence keep the prior, explicitly best-effort naming.
- The local live feed separates killer identity, engine attribution, direct-hit match and weapon/source evidence, and notes observed entity replacement in spawns.
- No changes to RCON credentials, server configuration, file cursor, upload acknowledgement, Diagnostics selector, PowerShell 5.1 architecture or browser port.
- Includes corresponding Cloudflare RC4 deploy ZIP. This update does not alter the running server addon.
- PowerShell 5.1 not executable in this environment; test on Windows before relying on production.

0.4.1

RASE Telemetry v0.4.1 — Player Identity & Lifecycle Update
Player Identity
Added player names and persistent Game Identity IDs to activity events when available.
Improved identity tracking for player connections, spawns and disconnections.
Added temporary identity caching to preserve player information during disconnect processing.
Reduced reliance on session-based player IDs for future event attribution.
Spawn & Lifecycle Intelligence
Introduced spawn_relation to distinguish initial spawns, spawns following recorded deaths and additional character spawns.
Added death-to-spawn correlation to improve player lifecycle tracking.
Prevented additional character spawns from being automatically interpreted as confirmed respawns.
Improved compatibility with character replacement and loadout systems without requiring specific third-party addons.
Compatibility & Performance
Preserved existing combat telemetry, grenade tracking, vehicle events and bleeding analysis.
Maintained JSONL schema compatibility while extending activity event metadata.
Kept identity processing outside high-frequency damage callbacks.
Fixed an internal lifecycle tracking function reference.
Validation
Successfully compiled in Enfusion Workbench.
Dedicated server validation is pending for identity persistence, loadout changes and respawn classification.

0.4.0

RASE Telemetry v0.4.0 — Combat Intelligence & Performance Update
Major Improvements
Consolidated the telemetry system into 14 operational scripts.
Centralized death event processing to reduce duplicate callbacks and redundant analysis.
Introduced session-based JSONL recording with automatic file rotation.
Added player activity, connection, spawn and disconnection tracking.
Combat Intelligence
Expanded death analysis for player and AI combat.
Improved damage history collection and hit-source evidence.
Added grenade tracking and impact correlation.
Added vehicle destruction and collision evidence.
Enhanced bleeding and delayed-death analysis.
Preserved non-player damage sources, positions and timestamps.
Introduced independent detection of strong blood-loss evidence.
Improved attribution confidence handling (CONFIRMED, PROBABLE, UNKNOWN).
Performance Optimizations
Reduced redundant damage-history queries.
Optimized bleeding analysis and temporary evidence management.
Introduced a shared grenade-tracking scheduler.
Reduced unnecessary explosive correlation checks.
Added lightweight performance diagnostics for damage processing, death analysis and JSONL writing.
Compatibility
Activity events use schema 2; combat deaths use schema 4.
Telemetry is now stored in session-based JSONL files.
The updated RASE Monitor is required to ingest the new session files.
Validation
Successfully compiled in Enfusion Workbench.
Tested with infantry combat, AI deaths, grenades, vehicle destruction and fatal bleeding.
Multiplayer server performance validation remains ongoing.

0.3.0

**RASE Telemetry v0.3.0 — Changelog**

- Integrated validated research modules into the main RASE Telemetry addon.
- Added player connection, disconnection and spawn tracking.
- Added vehicle destruction and collision-related death evidence.
- Introduced centralized event recording through Intelligence Recorder.
- Added session-based JSONL logging with automatic file rotation (8 MB per file).
- Reduced console output while preserving detailed telemetry records.
- Maintained compatibility with existing combat event schemas.

0.2.1