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Garhoogin / NitroPaint

General Purpose DS Sprite, BG, and Texture Editor
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Opening multiple files at once #19

Open opiter09 opened 1 week ago

opiter09 commented 1 week ago

I used to be able to open multiple files at once from command-line etc. by passing them all as arguments, so NitroPaint.exe file1 file2. Sometime after 2.9.0.0, this stopped working--it creates processes I can see in Task Manager, but nothing actually appears. Passing one file works fine, but I want to be able to pass multiple together so they are in the same window and "see" each other (passing in one file multiple times puts them all in different windows).

Garhoogin commented 1 week ago

Hmm, I don't seem to be able to replicate this on my end, I've just tested it and was able to open two files by putting them together on the command line. I'm not sure why they wouldn't be opening correctly on your end since it seems you're doing the same. What was the last version it worked for you on, and which version were you using that it didn't?

Also, in the View menu you can enable "Single Instance," which makes it so that when you open files separately they'll open in the same window.

opiter09 commented 1 week ago

Okay, it seems I have misidentified the issue. The actual issue is that it will not let me run NSCR’s from the command line (nor can I double click them if no NitroPaint window yet exists, but I can open them from a NitroPaint open menu). This is an issue with 2.9.2.0. I was not having issues with 2.9.0.0. Also the NSCR is not the issue, it looks fine once I get it open.

opiter09 commented 1 week ago

but here's the NSCR and its NCLR and NCGR to be safe: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FaLyqw959zub3ozC0C1hP5F1hDjDPhAx/view?usp=drive_link

Garhoogin commented 1 week ago

Odd, tried it just now with these files and it seemed to be working fine. I ran from the command line with all three file paths and it opened all 3 files correctly on my end. You're saying the issue is that the NSCR just isn't opening up? Does this happen for any other files?

opiter09 commented 1 week ago

No, the issue is that if an NSCR is included nothing opens at all.

opiter09 commented 1 week ago

But only opening the other two works fine for me.

opiter09 commented 1 week ago

And this issue happens with some files I tried from LEGO Battles as well.

opiter09 commented 1 week ago

okay! turning "DPI Aware" off fixed this.

Garhoogin commented 1 week ago

Hmm, that's a bizarre behavior. I'll have to look into that.

opiter09 commented 1 week ago

Is there anything you need to know about my computer? the resolution is 1920 x 1080, but I wouldn't know how to find my DPI

Garhoogin commented 1 week ago

It couldn't hurt to know, but I don't think it's probably related to your specific DPI. If you go to your display settings there should be a UI scalar somewhere, maybe 125% or 150% perhaps. I won't be able to look into this today, but might be able to some time this week.

opiter09 commented 1 week ago

My scale is 125%. And thank you for looking into this, take all the time you need.