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GLogger - Track gold, mail, & trade across your Warband Bank, log & rate M+ runs, and automate mass comms & invites for Raids

The ultimate master console to automate your Warband wealth deposits, log and rate Mythic+ runs, analyze leveling speed, track auction house trades and mail, and effortlessly streamline group logistics with mass invites and mass comms across your accounts.
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GLogger 1.3.5

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Supported game versions
  • 12.1.0

What's new

GLogger Version 1.3.5 Changelog

New Features & Enhancements

  • Log Filters Are Now Remembered: The Mail Log, Trade Log and Warband Bank Log kept forgetting their filters. Untick Auction House, glance at another tab, come back ticked again. It was never a per-session thing either: these windows are console tabs, so the reset fired on every single tab switch. Sent, Received, All characters, Auction House and Only show today (plus Gave/Received, Deposits/Withdrawals in the other two) now persist between sessions until you change them. Each of the three also gains its own settings page, so the filters are searchable from both settings search boxes and can be set without opening the window.

  • Searching Now Always Finds It: Typing in any log's search box suspends every filter for that search. This is the safety net for the change above, a box you unticked months ago can no longer make an entry that exists look like an entry that doesn't. A red line beneath the results reads Filters ignored while searching so the still-ticked checkboxes don't read as broken, and it deliberately stays visible when a search returns nothing, because that's precisely when you need to know the emptiness is real rather than a forgotten filter's doing. Imported only is the one deliberate exception: it never persists, and it answers a question rather than looking something up.

  • M+ Alt Ratings From Keys You Ran Together: A character with no Mythic+ rating recorded this season now shows the rating it had in a key it ran with you, in grey, with the run date on hover. GLogger already captured every party member's season score at the start of each key, so for anyone who carries their own alts this fills most of the roster without logging into a single one of them. It is a snapshot taken at the start of that run, so treat it as a floor rather than a live figure, hence the grey and the date and it never displaces a real reading.

  • Reset Filters Is Now In The Same Place In Every Window: It had drifted to seven different positions at four different sizes. Every log window now puts the same button, at the same size, hard right against the GLogger logo on the bottom bar. It is flagged NEW so you can find where it went.

Technical Refinements & Data Accuracy

  • Last Season's M+ Ratings Are No Longer Shown As This Season's: The alt roster now files each character's rating, keystone, resilience and weekly data under the season it was captured in, the same way the M+ Log files its runs, so a read for the current season cannot reach data from another one.

  • Weekly Keys And The Great Vault Reset Properly: An alt you hadn't logged into since the weekly reset kept reporting last week's key count and vault progress. The owned keystone was already being cleared at the reset; the run ledger and vault activities behind the Weekly Keys column were not.

  • Keystone Resilience Is Treated As A Season Figure: The Resil value is read off a keystone in your bags, but the number on that line is the season's high watermark rather than a property of that particular key. It correctly survives every weekly reset now, and is retired only at the season rollover.

Bug Fixes & Technical Stability

  • Keystone Resilience Was Wiped By Logging In Without A Keystone: The resilience scrape needs a keystone in your bags to read, and the result was written through regardless, so logging in at the start of a week, before a key was back in your bags, blanked a season-long figure until one turned up.

  • XP Sessions' Table Didn't Line Up With The Other Windows: Its bottom edge was held in place by four fixed measurements that happened to add up correctly, rather than being anchored like every other log window's, so any change above it would have walked the alignment out silently. It is now anchored properly, and its columns size correctly on first open, which they were not doing.

  • Dead Code And Stale Strings Removed: Three filter values seeded on every profile and read by nothing; a tooltip that could never be displayed; a duplicate reset label; and a status message that had gone factually wrong.

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