all Fpsware profiles not working

[skaterninja25]

Ok so when i try to configure my settings for all of my Fpsware profiles i get an error - Could not find a path C:\Users\Justin\Desktop\Profiles\Kick's Profiles\1-85 Questing Profile Pack\BC\CustomClasses\Fpsware Rogue\Class Specific\Settings\UIElements.xml

it looks like its mixing two different addresses together, because my profiles folder is on my desktop and my honorbuddy folder is in my user file. how can i fix this so i can configure Fpsware?

 

[reoxftw]

Put the profile into the "CustomClasses" folder in your Honorbuddy folder.

 

[Croga]

Put the profile into the "CustomClasses" folder in your Honorbuddy folder.

He has. This is a known issue with the FPSWare classes.
After starting up HB, you can configure the class. As soon as you load a profile you can't anymore.

Skater; I suggest you report this in the correct forum thread; chances that FPS sees it there are a lot higher then here.

 

[ShortRound]

There is a solution, stick the profile you are using in the HB main folder and run it from there.

 

[hi1674]

The problem is within HB..

It remembers the last path used to load a file....

been reported ages ago but nothing is done about it.

 

[Croga]

The problem is within HB..
It remembers the last path used to load a file....
been reported ages ago but nothing is done about it.

Sorry mate but I have to disagree.
ShamWoW doesn't have the problem
Plugins don't have the problem
Profiles don't have the problem

so I can't see how the problem can be in HB.

 

[Tony]

such a problem does not exist

 

[Stormchasing]

if u want to fix it by hand
try the following

open the file /Class Specific/Settings/Settings.cs in your FPSWare-CC
add the line

System.IO

after the lines

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Reflection;

search for (this example is for Fpwsware Paladin ... u have to replace Fpwsware Paladin with the right one)

        public static string ConfigFolder = @"CustomClasses\Fpsware Paladin\Class Specific\Settings\";
        public static string ConfigFile = @"CustomClasses\Fpsware Paladin\Class Specific\Settings\Settings.xml";

replace with (this example is for Fpwsware Paladin ... u have to replace Fpwsware Paladin with the right one)

        public string ConfigFolder = Path.Combine(Logging.ApplicationPath,"CustomClasses\Fpsware Paladin\Class Specific\Settings\");
        public string ConfigFile = Path.Combine(Logging.ApplicationPath,"CustomClasses\Fpsware Paladin\Class Specific\Settings\Settings.xml");

this should fix the problem.
BUT please attach a log maybe you have choosen the wrong Path for the Fpsware CCs.
I had the same problem and found out that i had a mistyping in the pathname