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You can add the glyph config file to virtual files and personally kill all of the launchers and maybe your game will work. It worked for mirai, I had some slot problems even after it appeared to be working correctly (with my dxnothing windows and with my slot hotkeys).
Or you can simply go into the Rift/Glyph folder and rename GlyphDownloader.exe
I chose "ThisWasGlyphDownloader.exe". Now you can keep your hair and I can keep the little I didn't tear out last night.
Thanks! Great tip :)
Holy cow, that works great.
I had problems with sometimes my main would stay in place when i switched windows. Hard to explain, like if I switched to window 2, window 1 stayed there but in the background instead of moving to window 2's old spot.
I just added riftpatchlive to inner space and dont even use Glyph atm... installed it once then uninstalled it.
i cant find the riftpatchlive file anymore...Quote:
Originally Posted by Andreauk
Here's some good news for you guys.
ISBoxer 2, currently in internal Alpha, closes game launchers as needed. So whether you're using Glyph or the old riftpatchlive, it will not matter.
Soon. :)
I can't find out how to use ISboxer with rift anymore..
Is there a feature list somewhere?
where? in glyph?
The same as with any game that has a launcher, with the exception that Glyph does not currently have an option to automatically close when you launch the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mokoi
1. Use Add Game to point Inner Space at the launcher. (Glyph or riftpatchlive.exe, whichever you have)
2. Have ISBoxer use the Game/Game Profile. If you're doing existing Characters, change each Character to use the new Game/Game Profile by selecting each Character in the top left pane. (The Game/Game Profile options are then a drop-down box in the bottom right)
3. Launch your team like you did before. If using Glyph, then when it launches the game, close the Glyph instance so ISBoxer can launch the next one.
Only in the ISBoxer.com beta forum at the moment.Quote:
Is there a feature list somewhere?
On my pc it's:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mokoi
Windows (C) - program files (x86) - Rift
Right click the inner space icon in the tray and select add game.. drag the riftpatchlive into the box and name it something like Thisrift.
I couldn't get it working with Glyph so got rid of it.
New installs no longer come with riftpatchlive.exe. I imagine they're going to phase it out completely just like Blizzard did with the WoW launcher.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andreauk
I couldn't get my mages to launch at all using Glyph.. it just did nothing.. I added the glyph shortcut to Inner Space.Quote:
Originally Posted by MiRai
I didn't do anything special. Just run ISBoxer like normal and it launched Glyph for all characters and I hit the PLAY button to start playing. The only thing is that Glyph has "sticky" login, so it remembers the last account and auto-log in. So when IS launches a Glyph, the first thing I do is logout and enter the proper account credentials before I hit PLAY.
It works. But it's cumbersome. It seems like adding the Glyph config file as a virtual file is the way to go.
Think I will leave it as it for now until the next isboxer update.. Rift patched fine today, so at least for the moment I'm not forced into using Glyph.
So, why don't you add it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Smedbox
I'm currently traveling a lot and haven't had time to bother yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by MiRai
I noticed that Glyph has now added options to automatically close the launcher after the game starts, and to disable/enable auto-login. So now Glyph should behave just like the old launcher, if you set up virtual files. I guess it could be even better than before, since you can now skip the login stage so all your characters can get into the game .
Alright, I got some time to set up another virtual file in IsBoxer. It works fine (especially with the "exit Glyph when launching" setting), but the "remember login" setting in Glyph doesn't work. Glyph checks with the server what the last login was from a computer and it won't match, so it will always show the Login window anyway.
I also had an issue with updating IsBoxer on one of my machines so it took a little while to get it updated. When I finally got it updated the virtual file feature didn't work on that computer because it lost the "multiple computer" setting and didn't get the new broadcasted IS settings.
Anyway, with GlyphClient.cfg added as virtual file everything now works pretty much exactly like it did before Glyph got released. The only difference is that the launcher window has a new Window Class name and the Login and Play button is at a new location (this may not matter to anyone else but me).
I imagine it will matter to anyone that does a mouse recording to click those two buttons. Which I keep bothering to get around to. Although I use my keyboard recorder to do the password it is very tedious x5, especially since you can't just leave the boxes open like you can with wow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smedbox
My file that deals with the positions of the two buttons are on Dropbox, so after setting it once it gets replicated to all my computers automatically. Saves some hassle.Quote:
Originally Posted by luxlunae