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Making last presets load when .exe is started
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Making last presets load when .exe is started
I am trying to figure a way to automatically load the presets that were last saved when the .exe starts up, essentially so the program picks up where it left off.. I got spoiled by the flowstone environment where this happens automatically. I notice that my executable loads to the state in which it was created. I have created presets for all the conditions that I care about, which I can load with the preset manager- but how to make this happen "after load" automatically.. I suppose a system file that tells flowstone which preset file to load? Or maybe every time save preset occurs also overwrite a "load state" preset file which cannot be renamed. Anyone done this already, I have a feeling I'm being dense and there's a easier way to achieve this..
Thanks,
Quentin
Thanks,
Quentin
- Quentin
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Re: Making last presets load when .exe is started
Check out this thread by billv
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2294
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2294
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Re: Making last presets load when .exe is started
Thanks for the thread, that gave me what I needed, works great now..
-Quentin
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