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    Resmon Report

    Rank a resmon dump by per-frame CPU and compare before and after.

    Resmon Report turns a pasted resmon dump into a table ranked by per-frame CPU time, so you can see which resources are costing you and whether a change actually helped. It is included with the Server Developer, Pro, and Studio plans.

    How to use it

    1. 1Capture a resmon dump on your server before you change anything and paste it into slot A.
    2. 2Make the change, capture again, and paste it into slot B.
    3. 3Read each slot's table, ranked worst first, with the severity bands marked. Check the row total against the dump's own total.
    4. 4With both slots filled, the difference A to B section under the two panels shows each resource's move between A and B. Export CSV from either slot or from the difference.

    What it checks

    • Rows read against the total the dump printed, with a warning when they disagree.
    • Every unreadable line, listed with its raw text.
    • Resources matched between captures by name, ignoring capitalisation, with a change under 0.005 ms not counted as a change.
    Capture A and B under similar conditions, at a similar player count and after the same uptime. A heavy resource at 3 a.m. and the same resource at peak hours are not comparable numbers.
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    Frequently asked questions

    Which resmon formats can I paste?

    The in-game overlay, a txAdmin table, a console dump, a CSV or a JSON export. You can paste the text or drop a .txt, .log, .csv or .json file.

    What counts as a heavy resource?

    Per-frame CPU is ranked worst first. A resource at 1 ms or more is marked as worth a look, and 2 ms or more as high. The figure is per frame, and the whole frame at 60 fps is about 16 ms shared by every resource.

    What happens to lines the tool cannot read?

    They are listed with their raw text and the reason they were skipped, not dropped. The sum of the rows is also checked against the total the dump printed, and a mismatch is shown as a warning.

    Does it upload my dump or keep it?

    Nothing is uploaded. The two capture slots are saved in your browser's local storage so a reload does not lose your baseline, unless A and B together run past about a million characters or the browser refuses storage. Then they are not kept, and the page says so.

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