How to obtain Glue log from various platforms

What are Glue log files?

1. Player.log

• A text file that contains logs from your last Glue session.

2. Player-prev.log

• This is a Player.log from your previous session (The one before the last session). It is there to help saving some crucial info in case of restart or crashes.

Where can i find it (Windows)?

• Open Explorer and go to:
  C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME\AppData\LocalLow\Glue Collaboration\Glue
  and copy Player.log and Player prev.log
• 💡 Not the logs folder, only the two files.

• 💡 Hidden Files must be enabled in  Explorer’s view

   

  

Where can i find it (MacOS)?

• Open Console and go to:
  Log Reports > Player.log/Player prev.log >Click RMB* on it >
  Reveal in finder and copy Player.log and Player-prev.log
  
  

Where can i find it (Standalone Headset 1/4)?

To find Glue log files from Oculus Quest/Pico Neo/HTC Focus (and many
other Android based standalone devices) You need a few prerequisites:

• Open Browser and go to: https://developer.android.com/studio#downloads
• Download version for your platform -Win/Mac
• Install according to instructions: https://developer.android.com/studio/install
  
  

Where can i find it (Standalone Headset 2/4)?

After installation open an Android Studio

• Choose Start a new Android Studio project
• Select No Activity and click next
• On the next screen leave everything as it it by default*
  and click Finish twice
  
  *No matter what You choose as long as You’re not using
  this project for a development
            

Where can i find it (Standalone Headset 3/4)?

When the Android Studio Project is open:

• Wait until the Gradle finishes building a project. When it is done and a Logcat
  Tab in the bottom left corner appears,  click on it.
• Now You can Plug in Your Headset
  
  
  
  

Where can i find it (Standalone Headset 4/4)?

Turn on Your Headset and connect it to your computer with a USB cable.

• Connecting Quest/Pico/HTC Focus etc. for the first time may prompt
  a Trust this computer” dialog in the headset display.
  Use controllers to press “Trust Always”.
• When You connect it, headset should appear in the Logcat window.
• Type Unity in the search bar and uncheck Regex.
• Then - start Glue. When the session/app crashes or some issues occur  - select the whole text from the Logcat window - and copy it to for ex. Notepad and save it as a Device .log*
• Next time just plug in Your headset, turn on Android studio and start Glue - and in case of some troubles - just copy the log file as above.

*Name of the device that You are using, ex: Quest.log/Pico.log/HtcFocus.log