


Then when you get to the bottom two, skip the first one and click browse for "Start a Live Logging Session". Select where you're logging, put in the information that it wants etc etc.

Once you run the client, sign in and fill in the data. As it says, you need Adobe AIR, and then to download their file after AIR has been installed. Now that you have the place you want to log to, you'll want to click Download the Client in the top right corner. If you want to make a Guild for your raid team, then you can go to Create Guild and name it after your guild. Once you've done that, you'll be given your own personal logging guild instantly. The email for this might fall into the junk folder, but it should send instantly. You'll need to sign up and activate your account. If it does, you won't be able to open it anymore.įor analyzing your logs, you can look at Zagam's guide to World of Logs here: When you want to log a raid of any difficulty, you can now just type /combatlog, open up the client, and click Start a Live Report Session. Once you've put your information in, and found the logs file for it's directory you can begin logging. Once you've downloaded it, click Edit at the top right to input your info (or it will pop up for you, I honestly don't remember what happened the first time I used it). You'll have to download their client now, so that you can upload logs.
#Wow dmg meters code
If you disconnect when logging, you will have to retype the code and the fight that you are currently in the middle of will count as a wipe (or not show up). You'll need to type that same code before every raid, and at the end of those raids. I recommend typing this again to stop logging for now, since you're just getting set up. Once you've done this it will create the file WoWCombatLog.txt in your WoW\Logs\ Directory on your computer. Since it's likely your first time logging, type in WoW: A public log is for everyone to see, a private log is for anyone with the link (it might actually be for anyone registered to the WoL guild with a WoL account, instead of just having the link). Warcraftlogs creates this for you, so you can log straight into that. If you're doing this for your guild's raid then you can name it after your guild, if not I recommend naming it 's Personal Logs. Next, you have to create your own guild by clicking the orange create button near the same location you used to sign in. After you've done this, sign into the account you activated. Just follow their instructions, the buttons will be on the top right of the window. You'll need to Sign Up first, and activate your account.
