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Where cs:go is sending the game data.
For example this kind of things:

{
"player": {
	"weapons": {
		"weapon_0": {
			"name": "weapon_knife_t",
			"paintkit": "default",
			"type": "Knife",
			"state": "holstered"
		},
		"weapon_1": {
			"name": "weapon_deagle",
			"paintkit": "cu_desert_eagle_corroden",
			"type": "Pistol",
			"ammo_clip": 7,
			"ammo_clip_max": 7,
			"ammo_reserve": 35,
			"state": "holstered"
		},
		"weapon_2": {
			"name": "weapon_m4a1_silencer",
			"paintkit": "cu_m4a1-s_elegant",
			"type": "Rifle",
			"ammo_clip": 25,
			"ammo_clip_max": 25,
			"ammo_reserve": 64,
			"state": "active"
		},
		"weapon_3": {
			"name": "weapon_flashbang",
			"paintkit": "default",
			"type": "Grenade",
			"ammo_reserve": 1,
			"state": "holstered"
		},
		"weapon_4": {
			"name": "weapon_smokegrenade",
			"paintkit": "default",
			"type": "Grenade",
			"ammo_reserve": 1,
			"state": "holstered"
		},
		"weapon_5": {
			"name": "weapon_hegrenade",
			"paintkit": "default",
			"type": "Grenade",
			"ammo_reserve": 1,
			"state": "holstered"
		}
	}
}

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These are the Game State Integration (GSI) data sent by the CSGO server to the client you start with Run. The file that enables CSGO to send GSI data is in the file public/files/cfg/gamestate_integration_observerspectator.cfg.
This file must be copied to your cfg/ folder such as C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\STEAMID\730\local\cfg, where STEAMID is your userid and 730 is for CSGO.
Then you can start CSGO, load up a demo for instance and the CSGO server will start transmitting data.

A more complete example of the config file is below:

"Observer All Players v.1"
{
 "uri" "http://localhost:1337"
 "timeout" "5.0"
 "buffer"  "0.1"
 "throttle" "0.1"
 "heartbeat" "0.1"
 "auth"
 {
   "token" "120987"
 }
 "data"
 {
  "allgrenades"             "1"
  "allplayers_id"           "1"
  "allplayers_match_stats"  "1"
  "allplayers_position"     "1"
  "allplayers_state"        "1"
  "allplayers_weapons"      "1"
  "bomb"                    "1"
  "map_round_wins"          "1"
  "map"                     "1"
  "phase_countdowns"        "1"
  "provider"                "1"
  "round"                   "1"
 }
}

You can also send the data to another pc by changing the uri.

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You can see a sample logfile in the file below:
log2.zip

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You can see a sample logfile in the file below:
log2.zip

But where is this file on my PC?

The other things you wrote I knew already, but thank you for your time, explaining it.

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I see now what you are asking. As far as I know the data from the CSGO is consumed without an option to save it to disk also. For that I used another project I found here on Github.

It would be very useful if this project could:

1: Store received data in a file.
2: Play that data back without needing CSGO at all.

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Okay... But look at this Project:
https://github.com/tsuriga/csgo-gsi-qsguide/blob/master/README.md

He/She @(tsuriga) is writing:

To learn more about what kind of data the CS:GO client sends out run node outputpayloads.js > out.txt using all of the components from the list above in your gamestate integration configuration file. Then run the game and try to play out different scenarios: different maps, different side winning in different situations, spectate players that are using different guns with different skins, play different modes, etc. It'll write everything into out.txt file.

In this code he says, that you can have a look in this file.
I don't know, maybe you have a clue.

I tried to run the node, but i failed.

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I don't know about that project, but you can try this one instead:
https://github.com/jdemeo/cs_game_analysis

After modifying mysample.js to match the port in the gamestate cfg file, you run it like this:

node .\mysample.js > log.txt

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