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An integrated development environment for Bethesda Plugin Files.
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Unable to set intergraton path on version 0.6.6.1 #255

Open Buddster124 opened 2 years ago

Buddster124 commented 2 years ago

When you use the merge function and then go to "settings/integration settings/" and try to select a "mod manager path" or "mod manager mods path", the folder select dialog will appear and when i select a folder the path does not populate in the text box.

Konahrik13 commented 2 years ago

I have a similar issue, though it seemed to fix itself after I closed it and ran Detect which connected to the right place. My other issue is sort of related to this (I think) in that in the Data section in Plugin Data Folders some mods are registered in a place they shouldn't be and I'm unable to change it. The Data section only shows Plugin Data Folders and Bethesda Archives, below the latter it says "No data files were found for this merge.".

Even odder is that that section looks weird in the popup but if I copy the location and paste it in another folder it appears normal with only some of the files the weird on showed. If I try to put the right location where the mods I'm trying to merge come from I can delete the text and replace it with the right one but it will go back to the wrong location after I hit enter or click away.

CommissarSi commented 2 years ago

Im having the same issue as the OP. Has anyone found a solution to this yet?

alexbrak commented 2 years ago

If you enter the path manually (no trailing backslash!) it saves the value when you click OK and uses it.

CommissarSi commented 2 years ago

I entered my path manually and it still didnt work. I have no idea what the issue could be. The only thing I could possibly think of is that my path is routed through my Onedrive but I dont see why that would be a huge deal. It hasnt been for anything else.

alexbrak commented 2 years ago

To me it looks like the folder selection dialog window is not the standard Windows / Visual Studio control, meaning it may well not work with virtual filesystems like OneDrive.