The run behind the numbers
Your run.
Understood.
Bring your combat log. See what happened, who was involved, and how much of your party’s movement was recorded.
Combat log inspector Preview
Start with your file.
Drop your adventure here.
One .txt, .log or .gz file · Up to 512 MiB
Have a ZIP, RAR or 7z archive? Extract the combat log first.Let’s get this file working.
Find the right fixYour raw log stays in this tab. Player names are replaced with aliases in the report. Closing the tab clears the analysis.
Your log, at a glance
Run report
Keep separate dungeon runs and town activity out of your report.
The rhythm of your run
Combat activity
Each bar counts recorded damage events in a time window. Quiet gaps may be travel or unrecorded activity.
Aliases follow first appearance, not party slots. Amounts reflect recorded values; they are not rankings or verified effective DPS/HPS. Observed players may include people outside your party.
| Player | Damage | Healing | Casts | Deaths | Positions |
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These are encounter markers present in the log. Ordinary trash pulls are included in activity, but are not labeled as boss encounters. Outcome fields are reported as logged and may be incomplete.
Evidence, one moment at a time
Recorded positions
A coordinate plot of the observations your log actually contains. This is not a dungeon map or a continuous movement replay. Floor height and facing are not available.
Your combat report still works.
This visit has no usable position observations. You can still explore damage, healing, casts, deaths and encounter markers in the other tabs.
Record more detail in your next run →No recent observations
A useful report tells you what’s missing.
Position records are observations, not a continuous recording. Counts alone cannot establish a complete movement track, floor height, or accurate 3D replay. We don’t turn missing samples into invented paths.
This preview recognizes Forever’s version 22 / project 18 log format. Public-server 3D replay is still being validated. A recognized header does not prove where a file was recorded.
What does position coverage mean? →A little help, right when you need it