Counter-Strike

🎞️ Frames

Counter-Strike frames provide an overview of the game, team statistics and player statistics at a specific time in-game.

Game overview
Each frame informs the user of the game, match and tournament id's (integer), as well as the:

• map - containing the id (integer) and name (string) of the map that has been chosen for the (object).
• round - current round number in-game (integer).
• current_timestamp - time elapsed since the beginning of the current round, in seconds (integer).
• bomb_planted - whether the bomb is planted in the round (boolean).
• paused - whether the game/round is currently paused (boolean).

The fields finished (boolean) and winner_id (integer) are utilised to inform the user of the current game status. When the game ends, finished will return true, and the game winner_id will update to highlight the victorious team.

Team statistics
Each team side is indicated by the counter_terrorists and terrorists objects. Each side object will contain the id (integer) and name (string) of the team, as well as their:

• round_score - current round score of the team in-game (integer).
• score - team score in the first-to/best-of match series (integer).

Player statistics
Participating players in a team are stored in the players array. Each player object contains their id (integer) and name (string) as well as their:

• deaths - total deaths of the player (integer).
• kills - total kills of the player (integer).
• economy - in-game currency held by the player (integer).
• primary_weapon - id (integer), name (string) and slug (string) of the weapon equipped in the player's primary slot (object).
• secondary_weapon - id (integer), name (string), image_url (string) and slug (string) of the weapon equipped in the player's secondary slot (object).
• hp - number of player health points remaining (integer).
• is_alive - whether a player is alive in-game (boolean). When a player dies in a round, is_alive will return false.

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Data points exclusive to the Pro Live Plan

Player primary_weapon, secondary_weapon and hp are only available for customers on the Pro Live plan.

Frame example

💥 Events

Counter-Strike events display pivotal in-game moments, displaying a play-by-play timeline of the game.

All events have a unique identifier in the form of an id for the event, game and match (integer), as well as the following fields:

• type - event type (string).
• ts - event timestamp in milliseconds (integer).
• payload - event detailed information (object).

A Counter-Strike event can be one of three types:

• kill - displays an in-game kill, detailing the:
  • killer - id (integer), name (string), team_id (integer), team_name (string), team_side (string) and weapon ( object of the weaponid, name, slug, image_url andtype) of the player who secured the kill.
  • killed- id (integer), name (string), team_id (integer), team_name (string) and team_side (string) of the player who died from the kill event.
  • round_number (integer) - the round number in-game.
  • elapsed_round_time (integer) - time elapsed since the beginning of the round, in seconds.
• round_start - indicates the beginning of a round, displaying the:
  • score - the current round score of each team (array).
  • round_number (integer) - the current round number in-game.
  • round_score (object) - the round score for counter-terrorist and terrorist sides. Includes each team's score (integer), team_id (integer) and team_name (string).
• round_end - indicates the end of a round, highlighting the round:
  • outcome - the method in which the round ended, e.g. eliminated (string).
  • The team_id (integer) name (string) and team_side (string) of the team which won the round.
  • round_number (integer) - the current round number in-game.
  • round_score (object) - the round score for counter-terrorist and terrorist sides. Includes each team's score (integer), team_id (integer) and team_name (string).

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Events are only available to customers on the Pro Live Plan

Events examples

Round start

Kill

Round end