How to Find Log Files
NOTE:
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These log files may contain sensitive information, so it’s important they’re NOT posted publicly, send them to Logs / Crash Dumps / Other Bug Files. -
It is important you identify the correct log files! Make sure you are sorting by last modified or finding the most recent logs by timestamp.
Roblox / Studio successfully opens
Windows
- Go to
%localappdata%/Roblox/logs. - Sort the directory you opened by Last Modified.
- Take the latest
log_xxxxx_x.txtfile.
Mac
- Go to
~Library/Logs/Roblox. - Library can be found under
Go > Library(you may need to hold down Option if it isn’t there). - Sort the directory you opened by Last Modified.
- Take the latest
log_xxxxx_x.txtfile.
Roblox / Studio does not open properly
Include the logs from the above section if they exist.
Windows
- Go to
%localappdata%\Tempand sort the folder by Last Modified - Take the latest two
RBX-xxxxxxxx.logfiles
Mac
- Go to
~Library/Logs/Robloxand sort the folder by Last Modified - Library can be found under
Go > Library(you may need to hold down Option if it isn’t there). - Take the latest
bootstrapper_xxxxxx_x.txtfile.
If the issue is freezing, loading forever, or similar, wait a few minutes before following these instructions to copy the log files so that there is enough time for long operations to get logged.
DM the log files to the Logs / Crash Dumps / Other Bug Files group. Include a link to the DM in your thread. This link is only viewable by Roblox employees.