Title: [SOLVED] Help : map not found Post by: PhotoComix on January 29, 2012, 05:11:45 PM for some reason MD3D can't find anymore the maps
Map folder is in the same position, i try to unistall and reinstall but didn't solve maybe are preferences or path stored somewhere that create the problem ? any suggestion ? PS the first maps are that included in the program but even that are not seen PS a quick question about map, some of mine are in rgba and may have some semitransparent pixels: transparency, semitransparent or simply a Alpha channel may cause problem ? Maybe i should take care to convert from RGBA to RGB ? ..hum ..the problem should be another i just try again to reinstall, without add any map parameter or whatelse still the program can't find its folder map Title: Re: Help : map not found Post by: PhotoComix on January 29, 2012, 05:20:57 PM i only see now that there is a new version, i try to unistall again make a general cleaning and see if a clean install of the new version solve
Title: Re: Help : map not found Post by: Sockratease on January 29, 2012, 05:31:05 PM Check the INI DIRS button under the Utilities tab.
It sets Default Folders for many things and could be the problem if it reset somehow. Title: Re: Help : map not found Post by: PhotoComix on January 29, 2012, 05:41:51 PM Yes that did the trick! SOLVED !
Title: Re: [SOLVED] Help : map not found Post by: Jesse on January 29, 2012, 06:17:22 PM Presets, ini-file and formula copies are stored in the users local appdata folder, like:
drive:\users\*name*\appdata\local\mandelbulb3d\ Because the folders for maps etc are stored in the ini-file and the new "installed" program uses also this file, the new directories could not be found. Saying this, it would make some sense if every program would have its own ini-file in its program folder!? Maybe in the next update :beer: Title: Re: [SOLVED] Help : map not found Post by: PhotoComix on January 29, 2012, 08:06:34 PM Quote Because the folders for maps etc are stored in the ini-file and the new "installed" program uses also this file, the new directories could not be found. Saying this, it would make some sense if every program would have its own ini-file in its program folder!? yes will make sense if the ini file would be stored inside the program folder will also make the program portable...i mean transferable : it will not make much sense run MD3D from a USB drive because the USB connection would be a bottleneck but make sense copy from the desktop to the laptop with all the custom addiction for formula parameters and map BUT not sure if is worth additional effort : the INI DIRS button solve well it is just a bit hidden, and the label chose it is correct but a bit cryptic Maybe place it in a more visible place and rename "Preferences " would help new users as me to found it without need to ask advice (again it is not in the wrong place and the label is technically correct. i wonder is there are others "preferences " option available from somewhere else, in case maybe will be nice group them...but are details new version works as a charm ! PS http://www.gimpchat.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=3642&start=0 |