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GS4-AZIDAER: added note about how to turn on logging and change the location of the logs

2026-03-30T17:00:42Z

added note about how to turn on logging and change the location of the logs

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	The keyboard command CTRL-R will put you into rest mode (which sends the EXP command every few minutes to prevent an idle timeout).		The keyboard command CTRL-R will put you into rest mode (which sends the EXP command every few minutes to prevent an idle timeout).

			== Logging ==

			In the Windows pane there are floppy disk icons next to each window listing. These icons are how you turn on and off logging of the various windows. To establish a location for the log files there must be no windows set to log and then you'll get the location prompt on the first one you turn back on.

	== Backup ==		== Backup ==

HATESHI at 18:36, 31 August 2025

2025-08-31T18:36:34Z

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	If playing Gemstone via Wrayth for the first time, you will need to go through several steps in order for the software to properly work.		If playing Gemstone via Wrayth for the first time, you will need to go through several steps in order for the software to properly work.

	# [https://www.play.net/gs4/play/launcher.asp Download and install the Simutronics Game Launcher]. The default install location is in your Program Files in the SIMU folder.		# [https://www.play.net/gs4/play/launcher.asp Download and install the Simutronics Game Launcher]. The default install location is in your Program Files in the SIMU folder, which it creates.
	# [https://www.play.net/gs4/play/wrayth-info.asp Download and install the Wrayth front end]. The default install location is in the same SIMU folder, with a new subfolder created called Wrayth.		# [https://www.play.net/gs4/play/wrayth-info.asp Download and install the Wrayth front end]. The default install location is in the same SIMU folder, with a new subfolder created called Wrayth.
	# [https://www.play.net/gs4/play/ Log onto Play.net or go to the PLAY! option to view your character list]. Select any character. Select "Wrayth" as the connection method. Click on the big "Play Now!" button.		# [https://www.play.net/gs4/play/ Log onto Play.net or go to the PLAY! option to view your character list]. Select any character. Select "Wrayth" as the connection method. Click on the big "Play Now!" button.

HATESHI: Adding getting started section

2025-08-31T17:58:17Z

Adding getting started section

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	Scripting Guide: https://www.play.net/gs4/play/wrayth_scripting.asp		Scripting Guide: https://www.play.net/gs4/play/wrayth_scripting.asp

			==Getting Started==
			If playing Gemstone via Wrayth for the first time, you will need to go through several steps in order for the software to properly work.

			# [https://www.play.net/gs4/play/launcher.asp Download and install the Simutronics Game Launcher]. The default install location is in your Program Files in the SIMU folder.
			# [https://www.play.net/gs4/play/wrayth-info.asp Download and install the Wrayth front end]. The default install location is in the same SIMU folder, with a new subfolder created called Wrayth.
			# [https://www.play.net/gs4/play/ Log onto Play.net or go to the PLAY! option to view your character list]. Select any character. Select "Wrayth" as the connection method. Click on the big "Play Now!" button.

			Your web browser will download a .sal file. This file serves as a single gaming session's "handshake" with the game, verifying your account credentials and which character you have selected to play. This file will NOT open automatically the first time you play using the Wrayth front end. You can manually force it to open by clicking on "click here" after the file downloads, however you can also set the .sal files to launch automatically.

			[[Image:Clickhere screenshot.png\|250px]]

			Find your file download list in your web browser. How you do this will vary depending on your web browser. Locate the .sal file that you just downloaded. It will be named "Character.sal", "Character (2).sal", etc., depending on how many times you have attempted to log in with this character. There should be an option to always open downloaded files of that type, which you will need to enable.

			In Chrome, you can click on the download icon on the top right of the web browser. You can then right click on the .sal file listed and select "Always open files of this type".

			[[Image:Sal screenshot.png\|250px]]

			Go back to the [https://www.play.net/gs4/play/ character selection page] and select your character and the Wrayth front end again, then click on the "Play Now!" button. A new .sal file will download and this time it ''should'' automatically launch Wrayth, connecting you to the game. You may get a Windows security prompt each time you do this, depending on your Windows settings.

			'''If Wrayth is still not automatically launching''' then your .sal file may not be associated with the Simutronics Game Launcher.

			Locate a downloaded .sal file on your computer. The default location for them is in your Downloads folder. Right click on the .sal file and select Properties. Next to "Opens with", it should say "Launcher". If it does not, you will need to manually associate it with the Simutronics Game Launcher. Click on "Change", then locate "Launcher.exe" in your main SIMU folder. Apply the changes. (Do '''not''' associate it with Wrayth. The Simutronics Game Launcher reads the .sal file and then launches a front end with the appropriate account/character credentials. Wrayth is not capable of reading the .sal file.)

			[[Image:Properties screenshot.png\|250px]]

			For advanced troubleshooting, see #help on the [https://discord.gg/KF9Wr8u Official Gemstone Discord].

			If you do not want to download a new .sal file each time you launch the game, you can use a standalone game entry software. These game entry software options serve as the "handshake" for your gaming session in lieu of downloading a .sal file. These options still require both the Simutronics Game Launcher and a front end such as Wrayth.
			* [https://www.play.net/gs4/downloads/ Simutronics Game Entry] is the official client for launching the game going through the website. That is its sole purpose.
			* [[Lich:Software]] is third-party software provides additional scripting options. It can also launch the game without going through the website.

	== Settings ==		== Settings ==
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	\|[[~~File~~:Stealthnormal.png\|250px\|Image: 250 pixels]]		\|[[Image:Stealthnormal.png\|250px\|Image: 250 pixels]]
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	*StealthFront Blue - Available via third party website [https://github.com/mrhoribu/wraythskins/raw/main/stealthblue.skn Here]		*StealthFront Blue - Available via third party website [https://github.com/mrhoribu/wraythskins/raw/main/stealthblue.skn Here]
	{\|		{\|
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	\|[[~~File~~:Skinblue.png\|250px\|Image: 250 pixels]]		\|[[Image:Skinblue.png\|250px\|Image: 250 pixels]]
	\|}		\|}
	*NishiFront Skin - Available via third party website [https://github.com/mrhoribu/wraythskins/raw/main/NishiFront21.skn Here]		*NishiFront Skin - Available via third party website [https://github.com/mrhoribu/wraythskins/raw/main/NishiFront21.skn Here]
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	\|[[~~File~~:Nishi.png\|250px\|Image: 250 pixels]]		\|[[Image:Nishi.png\|250px\|Image: 250 pixels]]
	\|}		\|}
	*Brute Skin - a minimalistic light toned skin (recommended to be used with microbar.lic). Available via third party website [https://github.com/BruteGS/BruteSkin/raw/main/Brute.skn Here]		*Brute Skin - a minimalistic light toned skin (recommended to be used with microbar.lic). Available via third party website [https://github.com/BruteGS/BruteSkin/raw/main/Brute.skn Here]
	{\|		{\|
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	\|[[~~File~~:BruteSkin.png\|250px\|Image: 250 pixels]]		\|[[Image:BruteSkin.png\|250px\|Image: 250 pixels]]
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HOST-GSKEBECHET: Updating Unofficial Plugins section to remove content deleted on a secondary article to instead link directly to catch-all third party article.

2023-06-06T17:14:19Z

Updating Unofficial Plugins section to remove content deleted on a secondary article to instead link directly to catch-all third party article.

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	== Unofficial Plugins ==		== Unofficial Plugins ==

			See [[Lich:Software]].
	[[Lich (software)]] includes scripts that create new informational windows in Wrayth, such as [[Script UberPlugins\|Uberbar and Uberspells]].

	{\|
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	\|[[File:Uberbar.png\|frame\|none\|Uberbar]]
	\|[[File:Uberspells.png\|frame\|none\|Uberspells]]
	\|}

	== Other FEs ==		== Other FEs ==
	*[[Wizard (front end)]] - official Windows front end		*[[Wizard (front end)]] - official Windows front end
	*[[Avalon]] - official Mac OS X front end		*[[Avalon]] - official Mac OS X front end
	*[[Lich ~~(software)~~]] - unofficial scripting addon, works with any of Wrayth/Wizard/Avalon.		*[[Lich:Software]] - unofficial scripting addon, works with any of Wrayth/Wizard/Avalon.

	[[Category:Front Ends]]		[[Category:Front Ends]]

ROADHOG: /* Visual Skins */

2023-05-15T14:37:55Z

Visual Skins

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	*Brute Skin - a minimalistic light toned skin (recommended to be used with microbar.lic). Available via third party website [https://~~www.dropbox~~.com/s/~~n6ybem34e36vmzj~~/Brute.skn~~?dl=1~~ Here]		*Brute Skin - a minimalistic light toned skin (recommended to be used with microbar.lic). Available via third party website [https://github.com/BruteGS/BruteSkin/raw/main/Brute.skn Here]
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WHIGHTCNIGHT: /* Visual Skins */ slight change in description of skins available from 3 to just general listing

2023-05-15T14:25:57Z

Visual Skins: slight change in description of skins available from 3 to just general listing

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	== Visual Skins ==		== Visual Skins ==
	~~There~~ are ~~currently~~ ~~three~~ user interface skins ~~available~~ for ~~the~~ Wrayth FE:		Below are the available user interface skins for Wrayth FE:

	*Original "Storm" Skin - Installed by default		*Original "Storm" Skin - Installed by default
	*StealthFront Skin - Available via play.net [https://www.play.net/software/sfskins/stealth.skn Here]		*StealthFront Skin - Available via play.net [https://www.play.net/software/sfskins/stealth.skn Here]

ROADHOG: /* Visual Skins */

2023-05-15T14:20:17Z

Visual Skins

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	*Brute Skin - a minimalistic light toned skin (recommended to be used with microbar.lic). Available via third party website [https://www.dropbox.com/s/~~i9drbs1qg6y2crd~~/Brute.skn?dl=1 Here]		*Brute Skin - a minimalistic light toned skin (recommended to be used with microbar.lic). Available via third party website [https://www.dropbox.com/s/n6ybem34e36vmzj/Brute.skn?dl=1 Here]
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ROADHOG: /* Visual Skins */

2023-05-15T05:53:05Z

Visual Skins

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	*Brute Skin - a minimalistic light toned skin ~~for Wrayth~~ (recommended to be used with microbar.lic). Available via third party website [https://www.dropbox.com/s/i9drbs1qg6y2crd/Brute.skn?dl=1 Here]		*Brute Skin - a minimalistic light toned skin (recommended to be used with microbar.lic). Available via third party website [https://www.dropbox.com/s/i9drbs1qg6y2crd/Brute.skn?dl=1 Here]
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ROADHOG: /* Visual Skins */

2023-05-15T05:52:29Z

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	*Brute Skin - Available via third party website [https://www.dropbox.com/s/i9drbs1qg6y2crd/Brute.skn?dl=1 Here]		*Brute Skin - a minimalistic light toned skin for Wrayth (recommended to be used with microbar.lic). Available via third party website [https://www.dropbox.com/s/i9drbs1qg6y2crd/Brute.skn?dl=1 Here]
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ROADHOG: /* Visual Skins */

2023-05-15T05:51:45Z

Visual Skins

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	\|[[File:Nishi.png\|250px\|Image: 250 pixels]]		\|[[File:Nishi.png\|250px\|Image: 250 pixels]]
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			*Brute Skin - Available via third party website [https://www.dropbox.com/s/i9drbs1qg6y2crd/Brute.skn?dl=1 Here]
			{\|
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			\|[[File:BruteSkin.png\|250px\|Image: 250 pixels]]
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	The Original and StealthFront skins were developed by Simutronics and they are both officially supported. StealthFront Blue is a variant of StealthFront with updated icons and colors developed by GM Auchand. NishiFront ~~was~~ developed by ~~a player~~ and ~~it is~~ not officially supported.		The Original and StealthFront skins were developed by Simutronics and they are both officially supported. StealthFront Blue is a variant of StealthFront with updated icons and colors developed by GM Auchand. NishiFront and BruteSkin were developed by players and are not officially supported.

	To use a downloaded skin: Save the files to your Wrayth directory (usually located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Simu\Wrayth). You can switch your skin by going to Options > Choose Skin in Wrayth.		To use a downloaded skin: Save the files to your Wrayth directory (usually located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Simu\Wrayth). You can switch your skin by going to Options > Choose Skin in Wrayth.