[REL] JSGME v2.6.0 now available!

[frau kaleun]

Originally Posted by JScones

The latter.

Thanks, that what's I thought but since I knew I'd done it with a couple minor mods here and there I wanted to be sure I could rule it out as an issue.

FWIW though I would only make "core game file" mod changes between careers, not patrols. I think this makes SH3 a bit less prone to crashing.

This is my plan from now on - I think I've finally sorted out what I want, if it works okay for me when I start a new career I don't expect to be making a lot of changes other than swapping out u-boat skins occasionally.

Originally Posted by jimbuna

What are your system specs?

OS: Windows XP Pro SP3 32 bit
Mobo: Asus M3A78-EM
Processor: AMD Athlon II X2 240 2.8GHz AM3
RAM: I think I said 4GB above, but you know IIRC I've got 6GB in there because that's what I had on hand - but of course XP only sees 3.25GB
Video card: ATI Radeon HD4650 1GB PCIe
Audio card: Asus Xonar DX
PS: 500 watts

[JScones]

Originally Posted by JScones

OK, I'm working on v2.4 now. So far I've:

- Added ability to copy the list of activated mods to the clipboard (as above)
- Added /s switch for saving mod profiles (a feature that's been requested via email a number of times)
- Added new Help file (20 page PDF file covering how to use JSGME)
- Now optimised for use with Microsoft Vista and Windows 7 (means the exe file size has doubled to just over 1mb, but it's now truly Vista and Win 7 compatible)
- Minor modifications to the behaviour of the "Tasks..." menu

Any other features you'd like to see?

Wow, I posted this over a month ago.

There's one late addition I wanted to add (ability to build a mod from files identified as different through the "Compare game files" task), but it'll take a little while, so I'll release what I've done so far and add it to the next release with a few other things.

I'll aim to release v2.4 sometime this weekend. I think the biggy is the better compatibility with Win7/Vista UAC. Of course, the down side of this is the annoying "Do you want to allow..." popup (until I get my digital signature in order), but, hey, no more manual "Run as administrator". Of course, this has no effect on potential UAC issues when installing games into Program Files in the first place, but that's your call...

[Hitman]

OK, since 2.4 is already out, I'm locking and unstickying this thread, and stickying in the new instead.