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JScones · 08-31-06, 11:03 AM

No, you've got to rollback immediately AFTER you exit SH3. Otherwise, this is what happens:

1. You rename SH3 - GW to be your primary SH3
2. You run SH3Cmdr which rolls back and then loads files into this installation of SH3
3. You exit SH3
4. You rename this SH3 installation back to SH3 - GW then rename SH3 - NYGM to be your primary SH3
5. You run SH3Cmdr which rolls back into this installation of SH3 the files that it backed up last time and then loads new files

See what's happened? The files SH3Cmdr backed up when you ran SH3 (- GW) have now been restored into SH3 (- NYGM).

But if you rolled back immediately after exiting SH3 and prior to any SH3 installation folder renaming, you'd never have this problem.

And no there is no problems with having multiple installations of SH3Cmdr. There's instructions on how to do this in the SH3Cmdr sticky.

08-31-06, 11:03 AM	#7
JScones Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 5,501 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	No, you've got to rollback immediately AFTER you exit SH3. Otherwise, this is what happens: 1. You rename SH3 - GW to be your primary SH3 2. You run SH3Cmdr which rolls back and then loads files into this installation of SH3 3. You exit SH3 4. You rename this SH3 installation back to SH3 - GW then rename SH3 - NYGM to be your primary SH3 5. You run SH3Cmdr which rolls back into this installation of SH3 the files that it backed up last time and then loads new files See what's happened? The files SH3Cmdr backed up when you ran SH3 (- GW) have now been restored into SH3 (- NYGM). But if you rolled back immediately after exiting SH3 and prior to any SH3 installation folder renaming, you'd never have this problem. And no there is no problems with having multiple installations of SH3Cmdr. There's instructions on how to do this in the SH3Cmdr sticky.