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I had to further modify the trigger phrase because it was still catching stuff after the link: Clipboard text is then:

It looks like the log lines formatted in the "Project Gorgon" are different to EQ. You have to adapt one of GINA's settings files.

It's not possible for the client since it installs itself somewhere in the Windows Apps area.

But you can move the data and media folders to a location which isn't affected if you have to reinstall windows.

I had the same question in mind but one or two days later this domain including the server worked again.

The idea isn't a bad one. If there aren't much prequisites I guess lots of guilds would like to have own servers and libraries for their triggers.

Where dooes GINA store which cores are supposed to be used? Replying to myself: I found the setting in the XML file. Look for the "GINAConfig.xml" file. Open it with any text editor. Search for "<ProcessorAffinity>{any numeric value}</ProcessorAffinity>". Change the numeric value to any value up to...

Today I ran into the issue a freshly installed Gina can't be started in Windows 11 anymore because of an expired or yet invalid certificate. Workaround: - Find "Gina.exe" in the %LOCALAPPDATA% folder structure: Start -> Run -> "%LOCALAPPDATA%" -> [Enter]. Use the search field from there. - Once the ...

It could be your computer's CPU has too many cores. Theoretically Gina can handle up to 32 cores but in reality it crashes if you have more than 16.

See HEPL! GINA does not run on a 32-core CPU in this board section for a tutorial to start Gina initially and then limit its cores for the next run.

Today I found a bug in Gina, caused by a bug in the EQ client which was present at the start of April 2023: If you are about to join an instance with Lockouts, the EQ client inform(ed) you about inheriting existing lockouts to your Expedition log as well. Unfortunately the Client forgot to log the t...

Hm, I cannot confirm any fundamental problems. I have Windows 11 as well, on two different computers, and both can run Gina very well. You can check if you have a "GINACrash.txt" file in the following folder: %LOCALAPPDATA%\GimaSoft\GINA Post the contents of the text file here, maybe someone can tel...

I think the notation of the ingame waiting time is different from that what {TS} catches.

Do you have the full ingame text at hand?