Investigation workspace
Review recorded server activity on one map and playback clock. The investigation workspace combines an event log, entity tracks and contextual inspection so authorized staff can understand an incident over time.
Choose a player or persistent object and a time window before loading evidence. Player lookup supports the same names, aliases, Steam IDs and profile links as the header search. Opening the workspace does not load server events automatically; server-wide viewing and retained movement are explicit choices. Identity results can span historical activity and do not guarantee events in the selected window.
One investigation, several starting points
Combat, Remote loot, Movement, Base activity and Client behaviour presets provide editable starting configurations. Add relevant context, follow a subject and inspect related records without leaving the loaded time window. Explicit filters make exclusions visible.
Evidence with context
Inspect recorded activity alongside available player and connection context. Tracks and comparisons help organize observations; coverage notices explain missing or limited data. Evidence may support an ordinary explanation as well as strengthen a concern. The workspace does not determine guilt.
Return to work and share a view
Private working sessions preserve investigation settings for recovery. Immutable staff replay links preserve captured evidence and view settings for authorized review. Available evidence, access and retention determine what a recipient can reopen. Supplemental live inspection is not retained in saved replays in this release.
Anonymous sharing uses a separate restricted projection. Review the sharing options before distributing a link.
Access and availability
Open Timeline from an authorized server dashboard. The workspace requires map access; individual data sources may require additional permissions or may be unavailable. The operational guide is available inside the authenticated server workspace.
Collision, penetration and exact projectile reconstruction are future capabilities dependent on additional telemetry.