But it's better to have 10 xk.ini files instead of one file that's one big, messy clutter(We're talking 401 ish lines)baraatje123 wrote:
Don't request a toggle (or reversion) of something new, unless you want peppy to come to your house with a baseball bat
Actually, it's way better now, or you need 10 xk.inis
Now it's all bundled up in Skin.ini, which is way better for me
Way better for you? It's a lot more tedious scrolling through (in my case, 401 lines!) to make a small change to a certain keymode. I'd much prefer the nK.ini files and I'm sure a lot of other people do.baraatje123 wrote:
Don't request a toggle (or reversion) of something new, unless you want peppy to come to your house with a baseball bat
Actually, it's way better now, or you need 10 xk.inis
Now it's all bundled up in Skin.ini, which is way better for me
Calm down, some user made Mods for Audiosurf 2 have more than 500 lines Lua script. And if you comment something out or get some space between the lines (simply clear your code), its quite easy.Jole wrote:
But it's better to have 10 xk.ini files instead of one file that's one big, messy clutter(We're talking 401 ish lines)baraatje123 wrote:
Don't request a toggle (or reversion) of something new, unless you want peppy to come to your house with a baseball bat
Actually, it's way better now, or you need 10 xk.inis
Now it's all bundled up in Skin.ini, which is way better for me
You don't seem like someone who would know much about skinning to be honest. You only need to focus on one key mod if all your scores are filled with is 4k.baraatje123 wrote:
Don't request a toggle (or reversion) of something new, unless you want peppy to come to your house with a baseball bat
Actually, it's way better now, or you need 10 xk.inis
Now it's all bundled up in Skin.ini, which is way better for me
No shitdrum drum wrote:
There's a new skinning system t/262202