Import your Wuthering Waves convenes
Wuthering Waves logs the Convene History URL in plain text, so there's no cache digging: one command searches the game's log files and copies the newest record URL. You just need to know your install folder.
Safety: the URL these steps produce is read-only, can only fetch pull history, and expires on its own. It cannot log in or change anything on your account, and PullDeck never stores it.
1.Open Convene History in the game
Launch Wuthering Waves on PC, open Convene, and view the History page; let it load completely.
2.Find your install folder
Default is C:\Wuthering Waves\Wuthering Waves Game. If you installed elsewhere (or via Epic), open the launcher settings to see the path; you'll paste it into the first line of the script.
3.Open PowerShell, paste this script, press Enter
It searches both log locations for the newest record URL and copies it to your clipboard. Read-only.
# 1) Change this to your install folder if different: $gameDir = "C:\Wuthering Waves\Wuthering Waves Game" $paths = @( (Join-Path $gameDir "Client\Saved\Logs\Client.log"), (Join-Path $gameDir "Client\Binaries\Win64\ThirdParty\KrPcSdk_Global\KRSDKRes\KRSDKWebView\debug.log") ) $url = $null foreach ($p in $paths) { if (Test-Path $p) { $found = Select-String -Path $p -Pattern 'https://aki-gm-resources[^\s"]*' -AllMatches | ForEach-Object { $_.Matches.Value } | Select-Object -Last 1 if ($found) { $url = $found } } } if ($url) { Set-Clipboard $url; Write-Host "Done! Your Convene record URL is on the clipboard - paste it into PullDeck." } else { Write-Host "Not found - open Convene History in game (let it load fully), then run this again." }4.Import
Go to the Import page, select Wuthering Waves, paste, and click Import. WuWa returns each banner in one request, so this one is fast.
Troubleshooting
“Not found”
Double-check the $gameDir path on line 2 matches your install, and make sure you opened Convene History in game this session; the URL is only logged when the page opens.
Old history missing
Kuro's endpoint also has a limited history window. Import regularly; PullDeck keeps everything you've ever imported.
Region issues
The record URL encodes your server. If you play on multiple servers, repeat the process once per account; PullDeck stores them side by side by UID.