Question - MQ2 LOG FILE

[DarkDevil]

When Debug is ON and you are running a macro, does MQ2 generate a log file? If so, where is it? I don't see one.

 

[tomo]

I believe there is a folder called logs in your MQ2 folder. In that folder it should be the file named server_Charactername.txt or log.

 

[DarkDevil]

No folder called logs and no server_Charactername.txt or .log file anywhere

 

[tomo]

No folder called logs and no server_Charactername.txt or .log file anywhere

Just to make sure we don't overlook the simplest solution, the plugin is loaded and /mlog on (I think that is the command)?

 

[Maskoi]

https://www.redguides.com/community/threads/38744-How-Do-I-create-a-Debug-Log-for-KissAssist

 

[Noobhaxor]

You can also manually set to write things to Macroquest 2 log by using /mqlog then the text or variables to write to it after that.

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To Expand this... I have some custom macros that I tailored for my chars, and a player check built in that utilizes mqlog like this

/mqlog -----PLAYERS DETECTED EXITING-------
	/mqlog Last Tell ${MacroQuest.LastTell}
	/mqlog ${SpawnCount[npc radius 100 zradius 100]} NPCs within 100 units
	/mqlog PC within 550 units in ${Zone.Name} is ${Spawn[pc noalert 2 radius 550 zradius 30].Name}

This gives me a good read of what was happening and if my spot has been made. I also give a full diagnostic whenever someone enters my radius. I pick extremely remote spots if I want to AFK, and seldomly do I get a soul near me. If I do, I want to know everything about the conditions when it happened.

That said, if your some retard AFK macroing in EoK... welp that's going to go off a lot... and you probably will be banned regardless.