The @.ini file
I cannot find, to save my life, the @.ini file that csuac needs to determine correctly the file path to install the add on. The closest I found was JUST the "@" symbol.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
(This is for the Dunjinni pack mentioned in the free resources discussion on this forum.)
Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
(This is for the Dunjinni pack mentioned in the free resources discussion on this forum.)
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Instead of searching for @.ini, you can also find the data directory by typing OPENDOC @ and hit enter on the CC3+ command line, this will open an explorer window on the correct location.
Question: I "installed" anyway into the wrong path, then I installed into, what I thought, was the "other" path. (I only saw two possibilities) and I never received the "shortcut" link, which stated it was used for an "uninstall".
I feel at this point it would almost be easier to start from the beginning and uninstall EVERYTHING including CC3+, DD3, and CD3. Start from scratch, and give it another go ??
I don't wish to take up time here if this isn't the proper place to discuss a third party product so I have emailed as instructed in the installation pdf for the products install,..
Thank you for your help.
There are both in CC3, but if you want to really understand what's going on you need to forget anything you have learned about layers in other programs like PS or GIMP. In CC3 the sheets behave in a similar way to the layers of PS and GIMP, while the layers do things that don't really have an equivalent in those other programs.
While both sheets and layers can control whether certain things are visible or not it is only the sheets that control the order in which everything is drawn.
If you open the Sheets and Effects dialog there is another very important thing you must always remember, and that is that the sheets are listed in the order in which things are drawn, so that the BACKGROUND sheet must be at the top of the list right under the COMMON sheet, and things that are on top of the background should be listed beneath it in order of appearance, so that the sheet listed at the bottom of that list is the last thing to be drawn and will appear on top of everything else in the map.
If you actually meant sheets when you said layers, it sounds to me like you may have re-ordered the sheets and made the assumption that they are listed from the top down. If this is what has happened, then the moment you do anything that causes a refresh of the whole screen (such as change symbol set) everything will redraw itself under the background.
I hope that makes sense