

Outside of raids, the combat log file is only written to when a certain number of events have been generated. Processing your data this way is perfectly safe! I turned logging on and am hitting a target dummy, but nothing is being written to that file! What gives? Warcraft Logs Classic simply takes raw combat log data and organizes it into a neat, visual format to allow you to analyze your performance. This is a shared space for every guild member. When you do this, everyone in the guild will be able to see the logs. The second option is to your specific guild's logs. Every user gets a personal log space, where you can always upload. When you upload logs, you have two choices of where they go. When you live log, the client monitors the log file and uploads any new fights instantly to the website. The second way is what we call live logging. The first option is to upload the entire log file after you are done with the content you wish to upload. If you have any issues getting the application to launch or install, you can either go to the forums to see if anyone has encountered the same issue, or join our Discord for help. The Companion app is more in-depth and offers more features, such as an in-game overlay. The Warcraft Logs Classic Uploader is the simpler version, which requires very little setup. We have two options, either the Warcraft Logs Classic Uploader or the Overwolf Companion app. In order to upload logs to the website, you need to use a client application. Once you are done logging, you can write /combatlog again to disable it or turn it off by logging off or exiting the game. Addons can help you with this, more information on that below. You need to do this every time you log on and want to combat log, as it gets disabled on logouts, disconnects, and by exiting the game. This file can be found in the Logs folder in your WoW folder. This is an in-game toggle that makes the game write all the combat events in a file called WoWCombatLog.txt. Once Advanced Combat Logging is enabled, all you have to do to start logging is type /combatlog in-game. Advanced Combat Logging must be turned on before you do any logging! Enabling Combat Logging
