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How about a "ignore" option in the config dialog and have people who use non-executables as executables use that? Maybe not disable the save button but prompt with a "ignore errors?" box when there are errors? Alternatively you can simply enter the filename in the config.properties file. Maybe you can set a swing property to allow people to browse into the
FileChooser. There are two properties for dictating the treatment of JFileChooser.packageIsTraversable JFileChooser.appBundleIsTraversable Possible values for these properties are always (treat as folders, the default behavior) and never (treat as files). These properties are set on a per-instance basis via the putClientProperty() instance method inherited from JComponent. There are a few known issues that currently exist with using these properties: * Setting JFileChooser.packageIsTraversable to never will currently do so for both * Setting JFileChooser.appBundleIsTraversable to never will cause packageIsTraversable to be ignored, effectively causing the default behavior of navigable In other words, you may currently use these properties to make only Note: The JFileChooser properties only have an effect when using the Aqua look and feel in Swing, since it is the only look and feel which Apple controls. From here http://developer.apple.com/technotes/tn/tn2042.html#TNTAG10 The information might be outdated, but I'd think that these properties still work. ...I always knew there was something sinister about the pink syringe n shit...
Actually this would fit perfectly in terms of weapon design: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Clyster_syringes.jpg
It's all about marketing. ;-)
I even have several on my harddisk that are not included yet. But I think from some percentage upwards one can say it's "all". Could you try a "normal" path like c:\games\quake\ ?
The pak files are just about 50 MB so that shouldn't be a problem. "Could you try a "normal" path like c:\games\quake\ ?
The pak files are just about 50 MB so that shouldn't be a problem." mmm...maybe i still don't really get what's happening on your side, on what paths, etc., sry :(
It would be awesome if you could describe it once more, with all the detail, so i can reproduce the bug. not been playing Quake much recently but decided to have a look at this. Seems like very impressive stuff so far; Everything I tried worked a charm on a clean install of Quake (yeah, didn't dare let it loose on my mess of a Quake folder).
Nice work. The user should be able to select Quoth as an installed expansion pack (just like hipnotic and rogue), though. I tried to download a Quoth map and injector tried to download the entire quoth pack again, with me having already installed it...
Sorry. Quoth is just a package like all others. rogue and hipnotic only get special treatment because they are not free.
I understand that the inability to scan an existing Quake installation is frustrating but the work required for something that must be immense. If you do not want to install Quoth through the Injector but want it to show as installed you can edit the installedMaps.xml file (same directory as the quakeinjector.jar). Put this inside there somewhere: <map id="quoth"> </map> I have not tested it but it should work. For sure, it even automatically installs it if required and you don't have already. See the posts right above for more info.
Because as sm* file it went straight into the speedmapping list and so far no one made the effort of cleaning up.
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