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Newcomer Normal user Level: 5 Posts: 1/4 EXP: 457 Next: 72 Since: 05-11-15 Last post: 3273 days ago Last view: 3273 days ago |
I created an account just to tell you:
YES please keep working on this project! I love playing mario hacks but my old Wii broke so I'm using Dolphin now. Really excited to see v2.0 released!  |
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Newcomer Normal user Level: 5 Posts: 2/4 EXP: 457 Next: 72 Since: 05-11-15 Last post: 3273 days ago Last view: 3273 days ago |
Dolphin user directory is in "My Documents" the "Dolphin Emulator" folder. |
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Newcomer Normal user Level: 5 Posts: 3/4 EXP: 457 Next: 72 Since: 05-11-15 Last post: 3273 days ago Last view: 3273 days ago |
Developer (@Anthe), please make your next version fix this issue:
When you enable a mod, it replaces files in the games decompiled directory, but when you are done playing that mod and want to play another mod, it extracts its files to the decompiled folder too. If there are any files that are not replaced, then the previous mods textures/maps/intro/etc might linger into the next mod. I've tried the Disable button, and the Reset button, but neither fix the issue. Currently the only way to flush out all mods is to delete the games decompiled directory and re-decompile it. But this is cumbersome and unintuitive. Please make it auto-reset the decompiled directory after quitting a mod, or at the least, make the reset button function. Thanks for your hard work on the program so far! I love it! |
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Newcomer Normal user Level: 5 Posts: 4/4 EXP: 457 Next: 72 Since: 05-11-15 Last post: 3273 days ago Last view: 3273 days ago |
@ToadKidGaming: You may need to edit the XML file to make sure the files are pointing to the correct directory. I had to modify a few XML files with the absolute path of the mod, then they worked. Try it.
@Anthe: Ok thanks for acknowledging. I understand real life takes precedence. Excited to see the next build though, I've RSS'ed your github page to watch for updates  |
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