The LogLite tool is a lightweight diagnostic utility included with the EVE Frontier client. It allows players and support teams to capture real-time logs that help identify issues such as crashes, freezes, performance drops, UI problems, or unexpected client behavior. These logs are often essential when submitting bug reports or working with the Player Experience Team.
What LogLite Does
LogLite records a live stream of client activity, including:
Network calls and API requests
UI and graphics events
Errors and warnings triggered by the client
Internal diagnostic messages
Information related to crashes
This information makes it significantly easier to pinpoint the root cause of technical problems.
How to Open LogLite
You can launch LogLite directly from the EVE Frontier launcher:
Open the EVE Frontier Launcher.
Click the ‘Cog Wheel’ menu (top-right corner).
Select Tools → Run LogLite.
LogLite will open in a separate window and begin displaying real-time logs.
How to Use LogLite
Start Logging Before Reproducing an Issue
If you’re troubleshooting a specific problem, open LogLite before launching the client and leave it running while you reproduce the issue in-game.
Save the Log File
After capturing the issue:
Click File → Save As.
Save the
.logfile to a convenient location.Attach it to your bug report or support ticket.
Why LogLite Is Useful
Bug Reporting: Support teams and developers rely on LogLite logs to investigate issues quickly and accurately.
Real-Time Problem Tracking: Helps players spot recurring errors or warnings before submitting a report.
When to Use LogLite
Use LogLite when you experience:
Game crashes or freezes
Display or graphics glitches
Network disconnections or unexpected lag
UI bugs or missing elements
Launcher-to-client communication issues
Any issue you plan to report through the in-game bug report system
Submitting Logs
Include your LogLite file when submitting a bug report or support ticket, along with:
A description of what happened
When it happened
Steps to reproduce
Any related screenshots or DxDiag reports if requested
This greatly improves the speed and accuracy of troubleshooting.