FFLogs Uploader is a Dalamud plugin that connects your Advanced Combat Tracker (ACT) log files to FFLogs from inside Final Fantasy XIV. You can upload a completed log file in one click, or enable live logging to have each fight automatically submitted to FFLogs as it ends — then view per-player performance data without ever alt-tabbing.Documentation Index
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Key features
Live logging monitors your ACT log directory and uploads each fight to FFLogs as soon as it finishes. A new report is created automatically the first time a fight is detected, and every subsequent fight in the same session is appended to the same report. Bulk upload lets you select any completed ACT.log file and upload every fight it contains in a single operation. The plugin parses the file using an embedded V8 JavaScript engine — no Node.js or external runtime is required.
Parse viewer opens an in-game window showing DPS, rDPS, aDPS, and parse percentiles for your uploaded report, so you can review performance between pulls without switching applications.
Guild support lets you attach any upload to a guild you belong to on FFLogs, or keep it as a personal log.
Encrypted credentials store your FFLogs password safely. On Windows the plugin uses DPAPI; on Linux and Wine it falls back to AES-256 with a per-install random salt. Enabling Remember me at login saves your credentials so you are logged in automatically each time the plugin loads.
Installation
Add the custom repository to Dalamud and install the plugin in minutes.
Quickstart
Log in, pick your upload mode, and submit your first report.
Live logging
Upload fights to FFLogs in real time as you play.
Uploading logs
Process and upload a complete ACT log file in one step.
FFLogs Uploader requires two pieces of software to work: XIVLauncher (to run Dalamud) and Advanced Combat Tracker with the FFXIV plugin installed. ACT is what produces the log files that this plugin reads and uploads.