Re: Forge Beta Release 04-22-2017 ver 1.5.61
Posted: 27 Apr 2017, 07:20
When attacking with multiple exert creatures you get to choose one (and only one) of them to exert.
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It's a multiselect boxhjorti wrote:When attacking with multiple exert creatures you get to choose one (and only one) of them to exert.
Yep, we have a forge.profile.properties.example file that has information about it.Marek14 wrote:Is there a way to change the User and Content directories? I'm making some changes on my computer; I want to replace my primary disk with a smaller SSD disk so I look for any opportunity to offload data to other drives; and over 5 GB of images for Forge would be nice to offload.
While this would work, there's one small problem with it, and that is that this file is a part of the release.friarsol wrote:Yep, we have a forge.profile.properties.example file that has information about it.Marek14 wrote:Is there a way to change the User and Content directories? I'm making some changes on my computer; I want to replace my primary disk with a smaller SSD disk so I look for any opportunity to offload data to other drives; and over 5 GB of images for Forge would be nice to offload.
That's not actually how it works. The file that is part of the release is the example file. To actually use the file you copy/rename it as 'forge.properties.profile' and then make whatever changes you want to make to it. I believe the instructions even say to do exactly that? So you don't run in to the problem you are suggestingMarek14 wrote:While this would work, there's one small problem with it, and that is that this file is a part of the release.friarsol wrote:Yep, we have a forge.profile.properties.example file that has information about it.
That means: every time I unpack a new build (and I do this almost every day), it either gets rewritten or I would have to take care to not rewrite it; it's just one extra step, but an annoying one.
Wouldn't it be better to make the directories part of preferences, and to automatically generate and store the preferences file in the Forge directory so it could always be found?