Where did I go 2 months ago?!

RebellGhost

RebellGhost
Hey everyone :)

I found a pristine Platinum Spot a few months ago, at the borders of civilisation. The problem is, that I actually forgot where that was, because I didn't like mining after doing it for 2 weeks enymore, and wandered of exploring, fighting in Lugh, doing stuff ^^ Now, I would like to know if any of you know how to find a flight history or some kind of that. Where I can see where went. I will sent the first person who shows a me a way how to do that, the coordinates of the Pristine Platinum Spot by PM. If I find it, that is. I hope that this is motivation enough to help me :p

Thanks :)


Edit: I can't actually say if it is a platinum spot. I can only say that I found 20%-50% (or something therabouts) Platinum Chunks there and that it was a pristine spot.
 
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Scallop

S
As far as I know there is no log to look up where you went. The best bet is old fashioned pen and paper to take notes of any interesting finds. I think thrudds has a log option. Never used it myself though. Sorry I can't be of more help!
 

kreuzbichler

Banned
kreuzbichler
A simple ingame Notepad/Logbook to take text notes has been suggested 2 years ago.... I'm sure it's coming "soon"
 
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Vihear

Vihear
In case you have set VerboseLogging="1" in your AppConfig.xml (for example for the Elite OCR to know the system name of a station) you can look through your net logs in this folder:
C:\Users\*YOURUSERNAME*\AppData\Local\Frontier_Developments\Products\FORC-FDEV-D-1003\Logs

They are long and unwieldy but you should find all the names of the systems you visited in a session in there.
 

Slopey

Volunteer Moderator
Slopey
Grab my BPC tool from here: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=76081 and it'll log your visits for you. You can also add notes for any system/station, and the BPC will read them out with text-to-speech, when you jump into a system :) Quite handy. :)

(you need VerboseLogging="1" in your AppConfig.xml network section - although the BPC will have a go at adding it for you when you tell the BPC your ED Logs directory)
 

RebellGhost

RebellGhost
Psycho Romeo said:
If you found it via exploration, you may be able to check your first discoveries log.
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Nope, it was a system that was already established, multiple stations.. What is the first discovery log?

Vihear said:
In case you have set VerboseLogging="1" in your AppConfig.xml (for example for the Elite OCR to know the system name of a station) you can look through your net logs in this folder:
C:\Users\*YOURUSERNAME*\AppData\Local\Frontier_Developments\Products\FORC-FDEV-D-1003\Logs

They are long and unwieldy but you should find all the names of the systems you visited in a session in there.
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D:\Program Files (x86)\Frontier\EDLaunch\Products\FORC-FDEV-D-1010\Logs Found them here, thanks :)
I can't find any Names in NetLogs, and DebugOutputs is empty, am I missing something?^^

Slopey said:
Grab my BPC tool from here: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=76081 and it'll log your visits for you. You can also add notes for any system/station, and the BPC will read them out with text-to-speech, when you jump into a system :) Quite handy. :)

(you need VerboseLogging="1" in your AppConfig.xml network section - although the BPC will have a go at adding it for you when you tell the BPC your ED Logs directory)
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I already have it installed, the problem is that I installed it AFTER I went mining. The Flight Log also only extends to the last Update :/
 

Whiterose

Whiterose
I am quite sad and retentive, in that I record every trip on pen and paper, every trade, every combat, every system scanned. I am now on my third A5 book. Its useful for those rare items you come across.
 
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Vihear

Vihear
RebellGhost said:
D:\Program Files (x86)\Frontier\EDLaunch\Products\FORC-FDEV-D-1010\Logs Found them here, thanks :)
I can't find any Names in NetLogs, and DebugOutputs is empty, am I missing something?^^
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Search for "System:" in the NetLog file. Systems you visited show up in lines likes this:
{23:04:44} System:32(Alioth) Body:73 Pos 11139.9,160.407,-1641.74)
 
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