Author Topic: Steam Chat Logger  (Read 1562 times)

Is there a Steam Chat logger that actually works? I've looked but I can't find any good ones. Does anyone here use one and if so how?

I don't know of any. However, what I do is I just copy steam chats into Notepad and have a folder with conversations. I have a folder for my friends and then each entry is dated. I'm sure you already can do this and you might be looking for a way to save conversations that were exited out of.

i wouldn't recommend it
because i've been going through my steam chats and im depressed out my mind now

I was searching for this on google few days ago, would like one though

copy steam chats into Notepad and have a folder with conversations.
I do this though

Steam updates too often for a third party logger to keep up. Make them add one by default.

https://bitbucket.org/VoiDeD/open-steamworks/downloads

Requirements:
  • Microsoft C++ 2008 Runtime: 32-bit, 64-bit
  • .NET Framework 3.5: Download
The internal process through which logging is achieved is relatively simple. Steam's internals use a system of communication pipes that can be opened by any process (such as a game, or your friends list). Steam communicates all event data (such as chat messages, news updates, friend state changes, etc) through these pipes. By creating a steam pipe, this utility is able to receive friend messages just like Steam itself does.

Limitations
This doesn't currently work for group chats. The reasoning behind it is due to the nature of the interfaces that Steam itself uses. It uses a collection of internal interfaces for group chats, but these interfaces are subject to change during any future steam update, and it could break the functionality of the logger.

wtF YOU GUYS ARE CREEPY WHY ARE YOU SAVING CONVERSATIONS

banished probably has every single steam chat in existence in a folder somewhere.

wtF YOU GUYS ARE CREEPY WHY ARE YOU SAVING CONVERSATIONS
We don't know tavros.

wtF YOU GUYS ARE CREEPY WHY ARE YOU SAVING CONVERSATIONS
Trust me, there are moments you're glad you have a log.

my last steam chat was ~4-5 months ago
:/

what's with all the nicknames or whatever?


I feel bad that I don't get it