I'm wondering where to find a log file of all media loaded and such in a level? I've never really needed this before, but am finding it difficult to locate an object location (would be nice if GG listed the location somewhere when you hover over an item). There must be a file like this to use, I have seen people list log errors and such in the past. Any ideas? It will save me spending an age searching every folder I have

Edit : Found it now, lol, just used windows search Still be useful to know this info if anyone knows. Perhaps you have to unzip the .fpm file?

If you create a standalone you do get a "Contents.txt" that tells you everything included and the locations they came from
Dunno if that helps ?

Ah, yes that will be of use in future I think Thanks.

Guru-MapEditor.log and Guru-MapEditor_last.log files.

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For a full list of all entities placed in a map, and the directories they reside in.

1. Temporarily move everything from entity bank somewhere else.
2. Load GameGuru.
3. Load your map - Note: the entities will be missing.
4. Close down GameGuru - Note: DO NOT save the map.
5. Put your entities back into the entitybank.
6. Go to your mapbank and you will find a file with the same name as your map with an exension of .Log, in that file is a full list of all the entities it detected missing, and the locations they are meant to be found in the entitybank.

This log file is great, the reason it exists is for if you want to move your entities to another location in the entitybank and have the map recognize the new location if you don't want to have to replace it, but it's also great for listing the locations of entities in your map.

Here's a video on how to use the .Log file properly (ie fixing missing entities)

Not sure if I get your point right, don't know if you want to locate item into the map, or in root folder.

If you want listed all the paths in a txt file, I wrote some script than might help:


Note: resulting txt file (items_path.txt) will be locate in "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Game Guru\Files"

If you deal with Excel:

https://forum.game-guru.com/thread/209929

Note to you all: you can trust the macros I wrote, they are 100% safe stuff.

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