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How to read and interpret RakNet's statistical data
/// How many user message bytes were sent via a call to RakPeerInterface::Send(). This is less than or equal to USER_MESSAGE_BYTES_PUSHED. /// How many user message bytes were resent. A message is resent if it is marked as reliable, and either the message didn't arrive or the message ack didn't arrive. /// How many user message bytes were received, and processed successfully. /// How many user message bytes were received, but ignored due to data format errors. This will usually be 0. /// How many actual bytes were sent, including per-message and per-datagram overhead, and reliable message acks /// How many actual bytes were received, including overead and acks. /// \internal /// \brief Network Statisics Usage /// For each type in RNSPerSecondMetrics, what is the total value over the lifetime of the connection? /// Is our current send rate throttled by congestion control? /// If \a isLimitedByCongestionControl is true, what is the limit, in bytes per second? /// Is our current send rate throttled by a call to RakPeer::SetPerConnectionOutgoingBandwidthLimit()? /// If \a isLimitedByOutgoingBandwidthLimit is true, what is the limit, in bytes per second? /// For each priority level, how many messages are waiting to be sent out? /// For each priority level, how many bytes are waiting to be sent out? /// How many messages are waiting in the resend buffer? This includes messages waiting for an ack, so should normally be a small value /// How many bytes are waiting in the resend buffer. See also messagesInResendBuffer /// Over the last second, what was our packetloss? This number will range from 0.0 (for none) to 1.0 (for 100%) /// What is the average total packetloss over the lifetime of the connection? }; |
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