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RobCubed

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  1. As to your first point - good suggestion. Yes. I'll likely do that today or tomorrow. The second - while possible, frankly it's just a bit more than I want to do at this time. If I find myself with some extra free time I'd explore it for sure. Remapping: I actually thought about this for a while. There were a few options I explored, but decided not to in the interest of getting this application working and released quickly. My first idea - a full dynamic/rebindable interface, which converts keypresses to the proper win key codes. Problem: Feature creep. Lot of extra work for only a convenience. Right now the program is the bare essentials and functional. Second idea - a dynamic interface that lists every conflict, and when you click one, both of the files open to the conflict for editing. Problem: While not as much extra work as the first idea, it's still a bit of feature creep I wasn't willing to spend a lot of time on yet. This is PROBABLY the solution I'll go with if the interest is strong enough - either by just opening two instances of your default TXT editor, or through a simple built-in dual-sided text editor. Thanks for the feedback!
  2. Released it: This is a beta! It works on the few computers I tried it with. PLEASE let me know if you have any issues and I'll try to get on that ASAP.
    • 6,099 downloads
    • Version 0.9.0
    THIS IS A BETA RELEASE! This has been tested on several computers but there is the potential for errors with different configurations! To use, simply download the installer, run it, and then start the program after it finishes installing. When it starts it will try to find your GTA5 folder. If it can't, it will ask you to find it. Then you can check for conflicts using the interface, and once you're happy with your files, you can display a printable key mapping for easier lookup.
  3. Thanks for the feedback guys! Going to do my best to get it pushed out tonight.
  4. I really want to use a bunch of plugins, but getting all the keybinds worked out is a really... really big pain. So I spent a few hours tonight and made this. Right now I'm just using it for myself, but if there's any actual interest I'll touch it up and release it. This relies on the mod developers using the standard style INI files - equals signs, and the standard Windows or Rage Controller key bindings. If they do something else... not much I can do about that. Let me know if you have any thoughts/comments!

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