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Chat Log

All settings for this feature live under Settings Chat Log .

The Chat Log module in GWToolbox++ enhances the in-game chat functionality by providing persistent chat history and additional features.

Features

Persistent Chat History

  • Maintains chat history across map changes and game sessions
  • Automatically saves chat logs to disk
  • Loads previous chat history when starting a new session

Extended Chat Log

  • Stores more messages than the default Guild Wars chat log
  • Includes both received and sent messages

Multi-Character Support

  • Maintains separate chat logs for each Guild Wars account

Automatic Injection

  • Automatically injects saved chat history into the game’s chat log when changing maps or characters

Usage

The Chat Log module works automatically in the background. Once enabled, it will:

  • Save your chat history to disk periodically and when you exit the game
  • Load your previous chat history when you start the game or change characters
  • Inject the saved chat history into your game client’s chat log

Settings

To access Chat Log settings:

  1. Open the GWToolbox++ Settings window
  2. Navigate to the “Chat Log” section

Available options:

  • Enable/disable the Chat Log module
  • Configure the maximum number of messages to store

File Location

Chat logs are stored in the GWToolbox++ settings folder:

C:\Users\[Username]\Documents\GWToolboxpp\[ComputerName]\

Files are named based on the account email address:

  • recv_[account_email].ini for received messages
  • sent_[account_email].ini for sent messages

Notes

  • The Chat Log module respects your in-game chat filter settings
  • Chat history is stored securely on your local machine and is not shared or uploaded anywhere