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SC2 C# Replay Library V1.4.2

Version 1.4.2 of the Starcraft 2 replay parser for C# has been released.

Download: http://willeddins.com/apps/sc2-replayparser/Starcraft2.ReplayParser-1.4.2.zip

Changes:

  • Added support for 1.2.0.3 replays (Heart of the Swarm)

Event parsing does not work currently for Heart of the Swarm, however all other information should be correct. If you have the need for any previous HOTS versions, feel free to contact me with a replay of the version you need, and I can likely add it fairly easily.

As always, the latest code is up-to-date on Github.

SC2 C# Replay Library V1.4.1

With the help of Mischanix, I’ve updated the sc2replay-csharp, a C# library for parsing replay files from Starcraft 2.

If you’re developing a C#-based replay application, you can get an updated version that now supports SC2 V1.5.3

Changes

  • Supports Starcraft 2 – 1.5.3
  • Hallucination Subtypes added
  • Bug fixes

You can download both the source code and compiled DLLs from Github. Pre-compiled DLLs are available under the Download tab.

SC2 Commercial Runner – V2.0.0 Released

Today I’m releasing an entirely new design around the commercial runner app. To be honest, the old version was ugly and still had some browser-related issues around.

Changes

  • Full redesign. The entire app is now smaller and a bit more Starcrafty.
  • All separate windows have been removed. The entire app stays in 1 window.
  • Login now opens separately in a browser, and a “Login Token” is copied into the app to sign in.
  • Updating is much smoother, with a proper dialog and progress bar during download.
  • “Show Overlay” option is now shown directly in the app.
  • Options not currently available are now grayed out when logged out in the notify icon menu.
  • Some minor performance improvements.
  • Works with SC2 V1.5.3

The biggest issue, specifically with IE8 logins, shouldn’t be an issue anymore, since authentication opens up in your default browser. Adding the “Show Overlay” option directly in the app should fix a lot of complaints as well, since I know several streamers appear to have issues with the overlay causing performance issues.

The smaller size should be more convenient for streamers who want to keep this open on a spare monitor as well.

Overall, this is a big improvement over the old version, and I’d recommend anyone running V1.0 to update to the new interface. You should be able to update automatically once the download arrow appears in the top right of the app.

You can always grab the latest version of the app on the project page.