Closed Yujah closed 1 month ago
users about not finding the DLCs.
I propose rolling the credits right after startup. What if some users don't know how to walk, or shoot, or drive. That way everyone can play the game and get to the credits.
The specific thing as to an initial hang for a completely new user as linked is the important one. Given that's it's (supposedly as per your reply) easy to find anyway once the user actually gets there it's just the default which I find to be sub-optimal.
It will hang regardless of skip intro and skip menu. It doesn't for all testers we have here.
Every few years I make this same mistaken again: post an issue onto some open-source project's bugzilla...
Best of luck with your thingy.
It's not a bug, that's the whole purpose this project exists: to skip that intro and to skip that useless menu. Other stuff is just extra.
So it not being a bug is why I called it a feature request rather than a bug. But, seriously, best of luck otherwise.
It's not planned. As for the root directory, I will add "where exe is" to readme.
What should happen
Thanks for FusionFix! Have been spamming a link to it into Steam's GTA4 forum daily for quite a while now. The Skip Intro/Menu options being set by default tend to confuse; worst when someone is experiencing a cutscene/fps hang directly when starting into the game. F.e. https://steamcommunity.com/app/12210/discussions/0/6918175569134985639/#c4514379280322560958. Also more generally confuses (some) users about not finding the DLCs. Would feel it better if those weren't on by default from a clean install.
While I'm here... another (small) thing is that some people install into the wrong folder. You specify "your GTAIV: The Complete Edition root directory" without making explicit that that's referring to e.g. on Steam (SteamLibrary)\steamapps\common\Grand Theft Auto IV\GTAIV\, i.e., to what can conceivably be considered the GTAIV subdirectory of said root directory. If you on Steam "Browse local files" it puts you into that directory one up.
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