Attribute unknown or not implemented error

[sertalpbilal]

Hi, I have been using carball (0.7.5) and boxcars-py (0.1.14) for a while and for a new replay file I have, I keep getting the following error:

Exception: Error decoding frame: attribute unknown or not implemented: actor id / actor object id / attribute id: 22 / 311 / 31. found attribute ProjectX.GRI_X:MatchGuid (unknown to boxcars) on GameInfo_Soccar.GameInfo.GameInfo_Soccar:GameReplicationInfoArchetype in network cache data. This is likely due to a rocket league update or an atypical replay. File a bug report! Context: on frame: 0, last updated actor: (actor stream id / object id / name: 22 / 311 / GameInfo_Soccar.GameInfo.GameInfo_Soccar:GameReplicationInfoArchetype, attribute stream id / object id / name: 21 / 291 / Engine.GameReplicationInfo:ServerName, attribute: String("USE401-Aurora8"))

Not sure how to fix this issue. A similar issue under boxcars repository mentioned that it is a boxcars-py problem
nickbabcock/boxcars#144

I have uploaded zipped version of the game here.
402D85B5465968F7067F8786DB8002A7.zip

Here is the code I have tried

import carball
r2 = carball.analyze_replay_file('/content/402D85B5465968F7067F8786DB8002A7.replay')

For reference, I can run the same code for an old game without any issues. How can we fix this error?

[Hkllopp]

Hi @sertalpbilal , did you find a way to parse new replays ?

[sertalpbilal]

@Hkllopp Unfortunately I couldn't. Are you having the same issue?

[Hkllopp]

Yep, having the same issue.
Will post here if I find a solution.

[Hkllopp]

@Stupremee @Sciguymjm Is it possible to publish the 0.1.15 version on pypi so we can use it to parse the new RL replay files ?
Thanks a lot :)

[Stupremee]

Hey @sertalpbilal and @Hkllopp
I haven't had a look at this project for a really long time, but I can try to publish a new version! But it may take a few days or so.

[Hkllopp]

@sertalpbilal If you still have the issue, I created a simple rust parser here that gives you an executable to parse your data.

[LeoArtaza]

@sertalpbilal If you still have the issue, I created a simple rust parser here that gives you an executable to parse your data.

Thanks a lot man! That's a life saver. I pull-requested a change so it continues parsing when it encounters a parsing error. I left my replays parsing overnight but it stopped when it reached a 2022 April Fools replay. I had to manually find the problematic replay and remove them from the directory in order for the parsing to continue, but with the change it prints the error and moves on to the next one.

[Hkllopp]

No problem, glad it helped someone else 🥳

[sertalpbilal]

Thanks @Hkllopp I didn't have time to test it yet, but appreciate the reply. Will give it a try soon!