After what? After you switched to Z30? A few days ago you said "in z28 the error was still there". So you got me confused, now. If the error occurs in Z30 but not in Z28, that would be a bug to report to Scawen.
About the installer, well if it doesn't work, you should still be able to install by hand (look for the step-by-step I posted some days ago).
And you can open the .lfs files in NotePad (or any text editor).
The views folder is created by LFS the first time you use the custom cam. Better do that before installing FlipCams which relies on it. Or you could get the one from your previous install.
Yes, that what it should do, renaming the views folder into views_cam*, then renaming one of the views_cam* folder into views. No idea why it does only half of it.
No, that's normal. It's the way it works, renaming folders. What is not normal is that it didn't rename views_cam2 or views_cam5 (depending on which key you pressed) into "views".
To those on Window 7 who have problems with the installer, sorry, I don't use Windows 7 so I can't test/fix it.
But there's a possible workaround to try, that is installing it by hand:
1. open the "parts" folder in your "FlipCam-1.0.3-Install" folder
2. copy "FlipCam.exe" and paste it at the root of your LFS folder
3. copy the 11 files whose names start with "fc_" and paste them into \LFS\data\script folder.
4. open autoexec.lfs from the same folder and add "/run fc_runCam1" (without the quotes) at or near the top of it
5. launch LFS, go to Options > Controls > CTRL +
6. click on CTRL + F11 and type "/run fc_runCam5" (without the quotes) and click OK
7. click on CTRL + F12 and type "/run fc_runCam2" and click OK
That should get it installed and working with the CTRL+F11/CTRL+F12 hot keys (if it works at all). Change steps 7 and 8 if you want to use different hot keys.
If it doesn't work, try to quit LFS and double-click FlipCams.exe. What happens, then?
Hope this helps.
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Reason : Removed the step about /view_save that was dealt with in 1.0.3.
Hi Killer Beast. If FlipCams.exe is not in your LFS folder, obviously it's never going to work.
If you tried to reinstall FlipCams and the exe was still not there, maybe you don't have writing permissions to that folder?
Navigate to your "FlipCam-1.0.2-Install" folder, then open the folder "parts", copy FlipCams.exe from there, and paste it into your LFS folder. Then Launch LFS and see if it works.
Yeah, it happened already with a previous version of FlipCams where Avast AV suddenly started finding some virus. In fact it wasn't FlipCams only, but also Autohotkey and every executable built with it. By then, all I had to do to get rid of those alerts was to rebuild those exe with the latest version of Autohotkey. So when I have a moment, I'll try to do the same again.
Are these alerts you get really intrusive? Do they pop up up when you switch cameras and bring you back to the desktop, for example?
Well, if TV Director uses to overwrite the custom view, it will still do it with this version, because that has nothing to do with FlipCams.
However, in this case you could decide that one of FlipCam's cameras will be reserved for TV Director and always switch to that camera before you use TV Director's T-cam. That way, the four other FlipCams' cameras will be left untouched.
From a discussion in the FlipCams thread, it appears that LFS no longer saves the changes the user does to the custom view. Is that on purpose? I remember you saying at some point that LFS won't save or reload the custom view any more when it's not necessary, but I would assume that it'd become necessary to save when the user changes the settings.
It's not a problem for FlipCams, because it's easy to add "/view save" to a few scripts to work around it, but people who don't use FlipCams can't save their custom views any more?
I see. Wouldn't this be a bug in LFS, then? Scawen wrote that LFS no longer saves the changes when it's not necessary, but I would assume that it becomes necessary to save them when the user changes the settings.
You mean LFS no longer saves the changes to the custom view? Or are you saying that it doesn't "remember" that you changed from one cam to another, so if you go to another view (track cam, for example) then back to the custom view, it would not show the last cam you selected in FlipCams?
FlipCams currently reloads the custom view by running the script LFS\data\script\fc_reloadView.lfs. Here's its contents:
// this will reload the custom view if it's active but won't switch to it if it isn't /press v /shift v
// this will switch to the custom view and reload it, not matter which one is active // view custom
As you can see, there are two different methods: flick to another view and back, or switch to the custom view (the former is used by default). In both cases, LFS used to reload the custom view from file.
So yes, something like /reload_customview would be cool, as long as it works also when the custom view is not displayed.
Thanks for looking into that, Scawen, and thanks to Ripley for the heads-up by PM!
Hi,Fl!p!I downloaded you software,and installed it and began to record.But I still can't understand-how can I see what I recorded?Could you or someone explane it to me step by step?hp999
Hi,
See Getting Started. There's a step-by-step there. Does it help?