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Freedink's missing a lot of stuff
Only some sounds; if you install the original data files on top of it (although I wouldn't replace the scripts; there are fixes in freedink that aren't in 1.08), you don't miss anything.
ducks up Dink if you launched it and try to launch non-freedink
I'm not sure what you're talking about, but whatever it is, 1.08 is full of bugs and they are likely the cause of your problems. You're basically saying "1.08 is so incredibly fragile that doing completely normal things with unrelated programs will make it break" and then you conclude that those unrelated programs are at fault.
Freedink is a disaster and dmods should never be developed for it.
Freedink tries to be compatible with 1.08 (and 1.07, in case anyone still cares) in order to make sure that nobody does that. It's not actually possible to develop "for Freedink". But you can develop using Freedink, as Brassweasel does (and I do, as well, but he's making many more DMods than I am) and if you happen to use anything that is broken in 1.08 (and there are lots of things that are), you won't notice and it will only work on Freedink. That is not in any way Freedink's fault.
Only some sounds; if you install the original data files on top of it (although I wouldn't replace the scripts; there are fixes in freedink that aren't in 1.08), you don't miss anything.
ducks up Dink if you launched it and try to launch non-freedink
I'm not sure what you're talking about, but whatever it is, 1.08 is full of bugs and they are likely the cause of your problems. You're basically saying "1.08 is so incredibly fragile that doing completely normal things with unrelated programs will make it break" and then you conclude that those unrelated programs are at fault.
Freedink is a disaster and dmods should never be developed for it.
Freedink tries to be compatible with 1.08 (and 1.07, in case anyone still cares) in order to make sure that nobody does that. It's not actually possible to develop "for Freedink". But you can develop using Freedink, as Brassweasel does (and I do, as well, but he's making many more DMods than I am) and if you happen to use anything that is broken in 1.08 (and there are lots of things that are), you won't notice and it will only work on Freedink. That is not in any way Freedink's fault.
