hello everybody!
I click on osu exe and then:
"initialization error"
Help me!
I click on osu exe and then:
"initialization error"
Help me!
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"initialization error"
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Is that all that appears in the error?
And this appears to be the wrong forum. Unless you're mixing an introduction post with a bug report.
In that case, welcome to the forums.
And this appears to be the wrong forum. Unless you're mixing an introduction post with a bug report.
In that case, welcome to the forums.
Welcome. Check out the FAQ on the top bar of the site - this issue has been addressed.
Man. I have this on the download page, the faq page, and in about 50 threads in bug reports. HOW do i make this more obvious? Should I increase the font size or something?!
Font size, color, and bolded. Maybe some underlining might help as well, but i'm not sure.peppy wrote:
Man. I have this on the download page, the faq page, and in about 50 threads in bug reports. HOW do i make this more obvious? Should I increase the font size or something?!
^_^
I love being a smart ass!
Is there a way you could maybe have the osu client check stderr or whatever it is you use to throw exceptions for the .NET framework thing and produce a special error that says "get .NET framework plz and don't post about it until you have!"peppy wrote:
Man. I have this on the download page, the faq page, and in about 50 threads in bug reports. HOW do i make this more obvious? Should I increase the font size or something?!
I could do this if I made an installer... or a c/c++ wrapper for the updater. Maybe at some point, but for now people will just have to read >.>.
Yeah that has worked out pretty good so farpeppy wrote:
but for now people will just have to read >.>.
lol
A possibly easier approach would be a forum modification. Any users with less than X posts see a short message instructing them to read the faq/search forum before posting if they have a problem. Add a check box named "Okay" or something which must be checked in order to post.
