DigitalFX 4.0

**Blue ZX3** · 09-23-2008, 01:54 AM

It does, you need to check your setting in the config. Gen > Pg 2 > bottom right corner if I remember correctly. You need to change those to either "Always" or "Last" to remember last state it was in.

**docbreezy** · 09-23-2008, 02:07 AM

Oh Damn it does save, Ha, Thanks Blue for your expertise and such a quicl respose. Now any word on the visibility of said options in the DFX screen? so i don't have to blindly press. I sometimes hit the screen lock hotspot while trying.

**Blue ZX3** · 09-23-2008, 02:31 AM

Maybe something more like this? Replace(backup first) this with the one in the skin folder
'Menu_off.png'

So now they have a ghosted look when not on, like the stars are..

**maxthebuilder** · 09-23-2008, 02:40 AM

The attched file did work for me (newer version). Strange, as I downloaded mine from the app's thread..
Thanks!

Originally Posted by kbreeden

Try a couple of things:

1. Change the folder name to Road Runner (with a space);
2. Make sure the button editor is in the DigitalFX 4.0 folder;
3. I believe I may have had the same issue a few months ago and eventually figured out that I was using an older version of the button editor. I seem to remember that there were two versions and the older one gave me trouble. The newer one is included with the DFX download, but for some reason I was using the older one. Try using the attached.

**JohnWPB** · 09-23-2008, 03:32 AM

Ok, back from vacation. I will go over the past couple pages of posts in the next day or so, and try to address any questions and issues.....

**Stooj** · 09-23-2008, 05:14 AM

Originally Posted by Blue ZX3

For most typical install's the default RR path is "C:\Program Files\Road(space)Runner".

hmm..that's wierd. I always thought it was the other way around :S

That "ghosted" version of the shuffle/repeat buttons is handy too.

**Ramanator** · 09-23-2008, 07:15 AM

Originally Posted by JohnWPB

Ok, back from vacation. I will go over the past couple pages of posts in the next day or so, and try to address any questions and issues.....

back John, Hope u had a great time.

**Dirtyrhino** · 09-23-2008, 01:02 PM

Originally Posted by Stooj

Just thought I'd chime in and say thanks for the awesome skin!

I was having some trouble with RRMedia saying "Could not find File" and a few other things.

Turns out it was because I used the RR installer which defaults to "C:\Program Files\Road Runner" rather than "C:\Program Files\RoadRunner" (note the space in RoadRunner).
If anyone else has any troubles checking the above might be worth a shot

Still have to update to the new RRMedia however, still running the default version which comes with the skin.

I mentioned this in a previous post. I still reckon some scripts look for the wrong path, but i'm not going to go through them all just to see. Perhaps a quick change to the installer script might avert any future problems ?
Just my 2c.....

**Blue ZX3** · 09-23-2008, 01:25 PM

In caps on purpose,

I DO NOT UNDERSTAND WHY ANYONE IS HAVING PROBLEMS WITH WHERE RR'S RUN FROM!!

As I have stated before and will state again. I run rr with many diff skins on a portable hard drive on two diff comps without ANY problems what so ever. The rr folder is called 'RR Testing' and is two folders deep on the PHD. Which tells me that there must be some other issue going on..?

**nasa** · 09-23-2008, 01:43 PM

Blue,

I agree with you. My gut feel is that people aren't checking where things are being installed to during the install process. I have seen the installers(for road runner and/or it's add-ons) use both "...Road Runner" and "RoadRunner". It's just takes a quick sec to look at the install path and ensure it matches where you have YOUR road runner installation. If you fail to do this, then all the following scripts will be wrong.