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i wan't to have an ini file, i have this code but it wont create a ini file?

{
    internal static class Settings
    {
        internal static Keys TalkKey = Keys.T;
        internal static string playerName = "NoNameSet";

        internal static void LoadSettings()
        {

            string path = "Plugins/LSPDFR/CalloutsC.ini";
            InitializationFile ini = new InitializationFile(path);
            ini.Create();

            TalkKey = ini.Read("Keybindings", "TalkKey", Keys.T);
            playerName = ini.ReadString("Names", "playerName", "NoNameSet");

            if (playerName.Length > 12)
            {
                playerName = "NameTooLong";
            }
        }

    }
}

 

Thank you

Make sure you're actually calling Settings.LoadSettings() at some point. I put mine in the Initialize() override, which seems to get triggered when the user goes on duty.

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2 minutes ago, Darkmyre said:

Make sure you're actually calling Settings.LoadSettings() at some point. I put mine in the Initialize() override, which seems to get triggered when the user goes on duty.

That was the problem Thanks

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