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FrontEnd has issues... >:(
Posted by allikitten on 06/22/02 - 21:22:02
Does anybody know how to change the directory that the frontend that comes with dink looks for Dmods in? It's looking in C:\ and I need it to look elsewhere... any help???? PLEASE, I NEED MY DMODS!!!! ;)

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Re: FrontEnd has issues... >:(
Posted by redink1 on 06/23/02 - 08:32:16
: Does anybody know how to change the directory that the frontend that comes with dink looks for Dmods in? It's looking in C:\ and I need it to look elsewhere... any help???? PLEASE, I NEED MY DMODS!!!! ;)



Try running Dink normally, not through the frontend or anything, this should reset the dinksmallwood.ini file that Beuc referred to.
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Re: FrontEnd has issues... >:(
Posted by Ric on 06/22/02 - 21:48:31
: Does anybody know how to change the directory that the frontend that comes with dink looks for Dmods in? It's looking in C:\ and I need it to look elsewhere... any help???? PLEASE, I NEED MY DMODS!!!! ;)



I just keep mine in the main Dink folder (with a shortcut on the destop). From there it finds them fine. (It also offers to run Windinkedit and a folder full of .c scripts. Wierd.)
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Re: FrontEnd has issues... >:(
Posted by Beuc on 06/22/02 - 23:17:45
: : Does anybody know how to change the directory that the frontend that comes with dink looks for Dmods in? It's looking in C:\ and I need it to look elsewhere... any help???? PLEASE, I NEED MY DMODS!!!! ;)



If I remember right, the FrontEnd uses the C:\Windows\dinksmallwood.ini file to determine where are placed the DMods.

Maybe your file were corrupted. Here's my own file:



[Dink Smallwood Directory Information for the CD to read]

C:\games\dink

FALSE







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