I joined the cool kids and got my PC folding. The install was easy.
It did take a while for it to find a Work Unit (WU) to download and begin working. From the log file, I think it tries to find something that matches your PC's abilities.
And there is a timer loop in there as well, so just because your cpu slot or gpu slot isn't running anything right away, don't get discouraged. Like Nemesis, it will come back in a few minutes and try again.
EDIT - curious how your PC responds to folding? Here's a free tool which will let you see and graph various PC stats for usage and temperature. https://openhardwaremonitor.org/
After successfully uploading my badge log to the site, I did have to go and set my toon's server and archetype manually, using the My Account option.
What's the point of collecting badges if you cannot show them off? 😛
Once I clicked thru that to find my global, and my toon, and then use the "Edit" button, yours truly is on the leaderboards!
Found an issue but it was my fault. 🙂
tl;dr - install the program in a folder with a short path. Following directions matters!
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I installed the tool to "C:\CoH\AA-AddOns\CityOfBadgersClientWinForm" (clearly ignoring directions)
When I was running the macros, I got up to bind83.txt and then the wheels fell off.
Kept getting error "Unable to read in keybind file: C:/CoH/AA-AddOns/CityOfBadgersClientWinForm/bind84.t"
I looked at the contents of the bind83.txt file and the full name was there, all the way to "/bind84.txt" so I was stumped for a minute.
Then I realized that bind83.txt is where the badge numbers increase in length from 999 to 1000+.
So it's hitting a internal maximum length of a string.
I moved the program to a shorter path, regenerated the keybind files and I was all set!
D'oh! Apologies, I was using both tools to compare my toon's badge list and I had the wrong tab open. Thanks for the clarification and for making a great tool!