i cant find d3dx.ini

[imafukinpotatohed]

this is what i see in a guide but when i download it it

this is what i see pls help and i need d3dx.ini

[Aleksimaier2]

Nah thats just your file explorer settings im pretty sure, weird issue though

[imafukinpotatohed]

Nah thats just your file explorer settings im pretty sure, weird issue though

what does that mean

[imafukinpotatohed]

is it cuz im downloading it raw?

[imafukinpotatohed]

bcz i dont see any other option

[IronicIonic]

I too don't have the d3d.ini. If it where an issues with my file explorer, what would that be?

Nah thats just your file explorer settings im pretty sure, weird issue though

[Aleksimaier2]

Try doing this and see if it changes anything (file explorer is the app you use to look through files): "In File Explorer under View, in the Show/hide group, select the File name extensions check box"

[IronicIonic]

I actually found a different solution that might help for others

[IronicIonic]

So my file downloaded as a compressed file, along with some of the mods i got, So i had an app that decompressed them and ran my launcher by administration, and BAM, it works just fine

[IronicIonic]

The App is called "Unarchive One" and add all the compressed files in it, and it should work fine after that

[Aleksimaier2]

Oh yeah I didnt notice the button that said extract now... on windows 10 its usually glowing and a bit more obvious and im usually used to windows 10.. anyway congrats on fixing it! (also never heard of unarchive one before I always just used winrar and 7zip lol :P)

[Aleksimaier2]

Also u might wanna mark the thread as closed now since you figured it out

[Ujhhgtg]

^ This is the d3dx.ini file.

So my file downloaded as a compressed file, along with some of the mods i got, So i had an app that decompressed them and ran my launcher by administration, and BAM, it works just fine

^ Wrong

The App is called "Unarchive One" and add all the compressed files in it, and it should work fine after that

^ Very wrong

Try doing this and see if it changes anything (file explorer is the app you use to look through files): "In File Explorer under View, in the Show/hide group, select the File name extensions check box"

^ Correct