VirtualFiles with combat log

Hi

Ok, i have been trying this in 1000 different ways now.. can not get anything to work.. dunno how to set this up so i get different combatlogfiles for every toon. Have anyone manage to do this? if so.. how?

/Quilo

[MiRai]

It may help to share your profile so we can see how you have the current virtual file set up.

I probably have it totaly wrong because it is not working so a working set up would be better to share if anyone have one

[lax]

Okay.. well.. what are the combat log files called?

That is the problem.. the files have different names at different dates. A file can be called this:

combat_2014-05-14_22_39_00_271145.txt

This is the dilemma.. Never the same name

/Quilo

[lax]

In that case, this is not currently supported by Virtual Files

However, if they are stored in a separate folder, e.g. one called "Logs" then you can set up virtualized log folders to get basically the same result. Set the Virtual File name to "Logs/" with the trailing slash exactly as you see it (must be / and not \) .. without quotes of course.

Thx Lax! I will test this later tonight after work. I will let you know if it works

Can not realy get it to work. Think i'v done it right.. take a look when time allows it

http://www.privatepaste.com/092da75c5f

/Quilo

[lax]

Nope

From the looks of it, the first time you attempted it you put in just "CombatLogs" and it looks like you manually set the "Virtualize as" filenames -- these are set for you and should almost never need manual configuration. Here's what I suggest doing...

1. In the top left pane under Virtual Files, select "CombatLogs/" and delete it.
2. In the Wizards menu select Virtual File Wizard
3. In the filename box on the first page, put in "CombatLogs/" (leave the game drop-down as "Other" so you can specify the filename)
4. On the last page of the wizard, highlight the characters to assign the logs to
5. Finish the Wizard
6. Export to Inner Space

... or if you insist, manually correct each of the "Virtualize as" filenames to include the trailing slash. So, for example, the one where you have put "CombatLogs-1" needs to be "CombatLogs-1/".

Now it works but the game ignores what comes after the "-" on the characters in isboxer. The game automatically names them CombatLogs-1, CombatLogs-2 and so on.. no matter what i write in isboxer. Oh well... its works anyways thx lax!

/Quilo