ZylonBane on 10/5/2023 at 04:05
Quote Posted by Daft Mugi
I keep my Thief directory under version control using Git, so I can easily see when something changes. Then, I can commit or revert changes.
You may want to consider using version control yourself. I prefer Git on the command line, but there are other tools, such as TortoiseGit or TortoiseSVN.
You realize nothing you just said is normal, right?
Daft Mugi on 10/5/2023 at 07:24
Quote Posted by ZylonBane
You realize nothing you just said is normal, right?
Ok. Hope you're doing well, ZylonBane!
UliB on 10/5/2023 at 09:49
Never. A long time ago, i changed from DarkLoader to FMSel, but nothing else was changed. not regarding engine updates. One bad texture (a grate) is a leftover for ages, i can't get rid off, though.
lordhern on 10/5/2023 at 12:38
I don't "clean" install anything - I keep my install versions separated by folder.
/olddark
/newdark
/newdark_necro
/newdark_ep
etc.
each one is in it's own unique folder.
'nuff said.
Esme on 10/5/2023 at 15:26
I can't remember the last time I clean installed, when I moved to Linux a few years back I just picked up the T1 & T2 folders from my old disk & copied then to the C drive in WINE they worked perfectly
I use FM selector to choose missions so probably around the time that came out
SlyFoxx on 10/5/2023 at 17:14
I hit my tower with a leaf blower in early spring and fall. It's about that time I'd say.
Thinking Robot on 10/5/2023 at 18:25
I had issues with Darkloader years ago but since I used the build-in FMsel I never did a clean install, only patches.
My FM folder is pretty large by now, everything rated and full of tags.
demagogue on 11/5/2023 at 12:35
Quote Posted by Yandros
My last clean install was from the CD's in 2000... :eek:
Yes, I'm still using my same install from 2000. XD
I don't know how many computers I've transferred that original install on to by now. More than 10 for sure.
That said, occasionally I'd make a parallel install on the side usually for some modding purpose that feels like a clean install, as in I'm branching from the original clean vanilla install. I think I've got three or four branches in that way.
