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Read moreHow would I go about this?
Ironically information isn't going to the document folders its going into C drive.
I just cross checked it, its generated two logs. per day. For Game Log.
But this chat log though, I have every conversation I have had from 2020 to 2023 logged here and all the innane commentary I didn't interact with in it as well.
Maybe its dropping too much information into the logs and lagging out? [Might explain the Jita issue if the logs are having a hard time processing the massive amount of traffic.]
Could also bookmarks affect this as well? Or other stored data in the game?
Which information is going into C drive? To what location there?
As long as these log files are still being generated, then this should be fine and should normally not cause this lag. These folders can get huge, but this should normally not cause problems for the client (although I would still recommend to clean them up at some point a bit, as it can cause load for Windows, especially when you search for files and similar).
Best would be to check in LogLite, if there are any errors being spammed massively, which could then explain the problems.
Your last paragraph might be giving a hint: Please check if the client has proper permissions to write logs to your documents folder. If the client fails to write combat logs, then it can lead to client performance problems.
You can start LogLite once from the launcher before starting the client, and if this is the case, then there will be a lot of errors about failing to write files.
best to report this via in-game bug report (F12 → Bug Report) when you can reproduce it.
Topic moved and merge of branch off topic into this one. - DZ
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Thank you for sharing your thoughts Ovyx.
I agree, those import/export options in the fitting management window should definitely be moved out of that menu back into the window.
You also make a good point about the difficulty of collapsing windows that have tabs in the header. You can actually click in-between the individual tabs as well, but that’s a rather small click target. I’m going to see if we can’t come up with something to help with this situation, maybe add an option to collapse the window from the window control menu.
I’d love to hear any other specific suggestions or feedback you may have.