Closed djdookie closed 7 years ago
I guess, the reason is, I didn't install HS on it's default path. I saw this hardcoded in your sourcecode: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Hearthstone\Logs\"
Ok I tested my theory and moved HS to C:\Program Files (x86)\Hearthstone Now its working fine! You should really put the HS path into a settings file. ;) I'd like to move it back in my games folder. And you could test for the path and warn the user, if the expected path/file is not found.
Thanks for your tool though, it saves me a lot of time!
Thank you for the feedback. You identified the problem correctly. It's on our list of things to improve. I'm glad you got it to work.
Can you reopen this as a feature request, so users can track when you've implemented setting the Hearthstone path in the pack-o-bot settings? Thanks for the great tool by the way.
@nikil We have a pull request already, just haven't had a chance to test it fully. #5
Great - thanks!
Hi guys,
I downloaded the tool, entered the pity tracker token and started Hearthstone. I opened two packs, but the tool still only says "Watching for packs..." but not uploading any results. It doesn't recognize any pack openings. HS is at C:\Games\Hearthstone\ under Windows 10 x64.
I had to allow the tool in smartscreen, but the firewall didn't aks. Could this be an issue? Another idea: my environment is German, but I play HS in English.
Is there a log I can inspect?