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Identification of DX10 Scenery Fixer Profiles

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Is there a way to tell what profile (by name) is currently loaded into the DX10 Fixer? 

This would be very useful information when developing and testing different profiles.

Thx,

Al

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What you could do is make an entry in all your profile files in the general group with an entry like
myfile=file name.

 

How do you do this? I don't understand how to open a profile to make a text entry, and don't know what the General Group is.   I don't see any way to make a text entry through the Fixer itself,  and Notepad doesn't seem to work.  I Guess I'm just missing something here.

Thx,

Al

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OK, tried again and now NotePad works with the Profiles. All I got before with NotePad and NotePad++ was a blank  -- strange.

 

A name entered under [General] in the Profile does show up in the DX10.ini file -- good idea, thanks. However, in a future DX10Fixer release, it would be great if the name of the active profile was listed in the Profile drop down menu.

 

Thanks very much for the help.

Al

 

Edit: Turns out all copies of my Default.dfp profile, which is what I was experimenting with, are blank in NotePad.

Does that seem right?

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W

 

Yes, the idea of a default is to have no settings, in which case the default settings built into the fixer apply, load it, make some changes and save as ark1...

 

Well that explains what I was seeing (or in this case, not seeing   :smile:   ).

Thx,

Al

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