What am i doing wrong here with ini object. It just doesn't work, and in actual project i'm working on, it gives me random numbers for different items, all ways the same numbers.
This is anyway how it's coded. Can you fix it?
https://filebin.net/55ji95rshqufm6gd...zip?t=69tg359b
Hi,
Can you copy-paste your code as a forum post? I'd be better for history and legacy (rather than having to download a project example)
Just so you know, I'm using the Ini++ extension on many projects and it is very reliable for setting, reading, updating values, etc.
Looks like you need to use groups. Once I added a group, it worked:
Didn't work or i did it wrong.
Image was too large for this forum (110kb) so here is a link.
https://i.ibb.co/4d70JZh/ini-prob.png
In addition to Volnaiskra's suggestion I think you should also Set Current File to AppPath$ + "frame.ini" on your first event.
The difference being that AppDir$ will only get you the folders ex: "\Users\chrilley\Desktop\MyGame\"
AppPath$ will get you the drive letter as well: "C:\Users\chrilley\Desktop\MyGame\"
Adding ".ini" extension to "frame" also completes the full exact path.
Oh, I forgot that I did both those things when I was first checking out the file. Sorry that I forgot to mention it.
Thank you. Took me a while but now it works
Btw, ini++ doesn't seem to have a "select file opinion". I use just ini now.
I have two comparison mfa:s and the ini problem was solved for a while now it doesn't work anymore. Nothing has been changed from the time it worked. What does my computer do? What causes this? Any idea anyone. @Volnaiskra too if @ works here.
So i tested with 2 other computers. W10 and other W7 or W10. .ini always worked the first time but not a single time more. It stuck the item value to the one it was first even if i modify the .ini, of jump to frame via shortcut.
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