FACE is an app to enable you able to effectively view chat logs, filter them by chat channels, and save them if desired. Primarily intended to support role-players, the idea was to be able to capture an in-game roleplaying session without having to copy, paste, scroll, copy, paste, scroll, ad nauseam. The aim is to have color-coding for each channel and exporting to various mediums.
This was inspired/taken from https://github.com/isalin/ACT-Log-Extractor, whose initial work, especially with the RegEx (shudders) inspired me to try to update it. It's written in React with TypeScript and Emotion as well as Framer Motion.
It's currently live at: https://face.eggaming.net/
As long as Advanced Combat Tracker is open during the RP session, it should log your chat. Just drag the log into the
app or click on the app to open the file browser. By default, they should be stored
in %appdata%\Advanced Combat Tracker\FFXIVLogs
. Once the log is loaded, click to expand the filters if you want to
filter out unwanted channels and enjoy!
- Export methods: HTML, Markdown, etc.
- Need to add Fellowships and Cross-World Linkshells
- Add colorpickers for chat channels to customize the colors
- Maybe better UI/color scheme?
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