Logs

The log is the first place to look when something goes wrong. The launcher has a log view with filters, so you don't need to open files by hand.

The log view

Open an instance and switch to the Logs tab. While a game runs, you can also jump there from the title bar with Open logs.

At the top left you pick the log source:

• Live log – what the running game writes, live.
• Latest log – latest.log of the last session.
• Older logs – earlier sessions (.log and .log.gz).
• Crash reports – the reports Minecraft writes when it crashes.
• Launcher output – the game output the launcher recorded.

Filter and search

• Levels: Errors, Warnings, Info and Debug can be combined. TRS shows only lines of the TRS Client, Chat only chat messages, All everything again.
• Search: Ctrl + F jumps into the search field.
• Stack traces are folded to one line. Click Show stack trace to open one, or open and close all at once.
• Follow live: the view follows new lines. If you scroll up, it stops and shows how many new lines came in; Jump to bottom brings you back.
• Copy visible lines copies exactly what the filters show.
• Full screen gives the log the whole window.

Analyze a log

For an older log or a crash report, press Analyze: the crash helper checks it on your PC and explains the cause.

Where logs are stored

Each instance has its own game folder inside the launcher data.

Share a log

To get help, send a link instead of a file.

Sharing can be switched off under Settings → Privacy → Allow sharing logs. Then nothing is uploaded.