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Heh, sorry about me not reporting anything. It's mainly because the last time I tried to install freedink on windows it mysteriously wouldn't run. Was a bit disappointing as I had made a small start with a Dutch translation for DFArc... 
Anyway, I never bothered to thoroughly figure out why it wasn't running so I decided just to use the 'normal' version on windows. (I do have it running on my linux partition, but I hardly ever use my linux partition.)
And I do have different Dink installations... But all of them have a version of WinDinkEdit and my current version is the one in dinksmallwood.ini. I've tried to overwrite the Dink Smallwood directory in the options directly and even tried to make the additional DMODs directory the same as my main install, but none of that changed anything. Did you know btw that when making the additional DMOD directory the same as the main install it lists every DMOD twice?
Also (while I'm mentioning things anyway) I don't really like it that DFArc3 visually browses to the currently selected DMOD when you start it. An animation between selecting DMODs is good, but when first starting it up it looks rather... Unstable.
And personally I like to use the non-freedink version because it's a long term release. When making DMODs that is an advantage.
Oh, and thanks for the non-dll dependent version, it's a minor thing but minor things can be nice.
Nice to know that my points are being taken seriously.
Anyway, I never bothered to thoroughly figure out why it wasn't running so I decided just to use the 'normal' version on windows. (I do have it running on my linux partition, but I hardly ever use my linux partition.)And I do have different Dink installations... But all of them have a version of WinDinkEdit and my current version is the one in dinksmallwood.ini. I've tried to overwrite the Dink Smallwood directory in the options directly and even tried to make the additional DMODs directory the same as my main install, but none of that changed anything. Did you know btw that when making the additional DMOD directory the same as the main install it lists every DMOD twice?
Also (while I'm mentioning things anyway) I don't really like it that DFArc3 visually browses to the currently selected DMOD when you start it. An animation between selecting DMODs is good, but when first starting it up it looks rather... Unstable.
And personally I like to use the non-freedink version because it's a long term release. When making DMODs that is an advantage.
Oh, and thanks for the non-dll dependent version, it's a minor thing but minor things can be nice.Nice to know that my points are being taken seriously.
