powbot_logs

This little tool will make finding logs for your emulator or device easier. Providing these logs to scriptwriters allows them to debug/fix issues with their scripts much quicker and is greatly appreciated.

Getting started

1. Either download the latest release from github or compile the source code yourself using your favourite .NET compiler.
2. Open Powbot.Logs.exe and wait for the form to load.
3. Click Refresh devices.
   At this point your emulators/devices should be shown in the list. If not, proceed to the help section below.
4. From the device list, click on the device for which you'd like to view the logs
5. Click Refresh or toggle Auto refresh to start seeing logs.
6. Click Copy to copy logs to your clipboard.

Enabling Auto scroll is highly recommended as it makes the logs scroll to the newest line.

Streaming all emulator logs to seperate files

1. Check the Automatically log all emulator logs to separate files option in the GUI.
2. A folder named logs will be created in your powbot_logs directory.
3. Ensure all emulators are listed in the devices list.
4. For each emulator in the devices list, a .txt file will be created in the logs folder.
5. Logs produced by these emulators will be automatically appended to their respective .txt files.

You should regulary clean these files as new logs will just be appended to the old .txt files.

Ignoring "spammy" log messages

1. Edit the blacklisted_lines.ini file by inserting a new line for each phrase that you would like to ignore.
   Regex can be used to match multiple lines with changing formats.
2. Restart Powbot.Logs.exe to reflect the changes.
   Logs will not be lost - they will be displayed again once you reconnect

Clearing logs

Logs in the emulator will stay in memory until you press the Clear buffer button. If your logs are huge, pressing this button will clear the logs in the emulator.

Common Issues

Emulator or device does not show up in devices list

Usually this means ADB is not enabled, so make sure ADB is enabled.

How to enable ADB on LDPlayer

Open settings for the emulator you are trying to see and make sure ADB debugging is on open local connection