Sc2gears 14.3.3: Replay version 2.1 support - Page 89

On June 26 2011 03:42 Dakota_Fanning wrote:
Those who say auto-update doesn't work. Can you check the logs if there are errors regarding to this?
Also can you post your system spec? OS? 32 or 64 bit? Java version? 32 or 64 bit Java? How did you start Sc2gears, with the exe?

On June 27 2011 19:03 MotherGoose wrote:


I am suffering from the auto-update not working. You can start it, go to Help -> "Check updates" and it fails as well. All previous versions of SC2gears updated with no issues - prompts you at start and worked perfectly; it's just the update from 6.0 to 6.0.1.

Looking at the logs, it just writes a log file 'system_messages.log' in the logs directory (C:\Program Files (x86)\Sc2gears\User Content\Logs) with 0 bytes.

Laptop: Windows 7 64-bit, Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz, Sun Java 1.6.0_16 (32 bit)

Started via an icon: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Sc2gears\Sc2gears.exe"

Disable & restart: Replay auto save and APM thing (which I never had on): no difference.

On June 27 2011 19:10 Dakota_Fanning wrote:
I can't reproduce the error. No matter how many times I try, it always works for me.

Please try this: disable replay auto-save, disable apm alert, disable global hotkeys. Then restart Sc2gears, and try the auto-update now. Does it work if those are disabled? (After the test you can re-enable everything).

On June 27 2011 19:21 MotherGoose wrote:


Tried disabling all the items mentioned above (and anything else) and still no luck.

After you click 'Update', it just seemingly abends and closes the program, whereas prior to this, it actually did go off and update. Anyway, if you think of anything else that may have changed that causes this funny problem, let us know, happy to stay on 6.0 to try it out, it's a minor update anyway.

On June 27 2011 20:08 Dakota_Fanning wrote:
Released a hotfix 6.0.2 version which fixes the auto-update error.

Details:

-The auto-updater was not launched properly on some computers. It's fixed now.
The error is caused by folder names that contain spaces. So if you have Sc2gears in such a folder (or inside of such a folder) that has spaces, here's how you can run the update properly:

Copy Sc2gears to a folder without spaces, for example "C:\Sc2gears". Start it, run the updater, after that you can copy it back.

The new version will not have this error and will run the auto-update properly.


Version history

On June 27 2011 20:20 Blasz wrote:
The links are not working for me on the download page.

On June 27 2011 20:31 Blasz wrote:
Working now, thanks! Don't know if you intended to make it 6.03 now or not.

On June 30 2011 03:55 DooMDash wrote:
I had version 6.0, and due to the update error I uninstalled it and reinstalled your newest version. Ever since then none of my replays are auto saving. I have it checked off, and I have the folder set to the same folder it was saving to / working fine before.

What could I be forgetting? I checked all my directories all match up.

On June 30 2011 18:08 DooMDash wrote:
http://www.MegaShare.com/3376114 lmk if u need anything else.

Only errors in diagonstics was the mouse print stuff and I don't need any of that. I tried renaming the auto save folder, then changed the directory to the new name on sc2gears too with no luck.

C:\SC2ReplayArchive

/Documents/StarCraft II/Accounts

/D  /h./e/T/f/D

/T /f - /D  /h./e

On July 03 2011 20:32 dicedicerevolution wrote:
Nice program, I really like it and I've recommended it to people but there's a few issues I've got that I couldn't find the answers to anywhere.

In the folder settings, there's an option for "SC2 auto replay folder (relative to user home):" what is the function of #2-#5 and how does it work?

"Default folder when opening replays:" what exactly does this do? I can't seem to make it do anything.

"Open Last Replay" this feature would be very handy if it weren't for the fact that it seems to depend on the "SC2 auto replay folder (relative to user home):" folder. The problem arises when you basically have to set this to the main Replay folder (which has literally all the replays Unsaved or otherwise) in order to actually be able to open replays and this means that if you download any replays in one of the sub-folders then SC2 Gears can automatically pick that up and file it away even if you don't want it to. If I want to be able to access my replays via the SC2 interface on BNet as well as via SC2 Gears, then this conflict is unavoidable.

Basically what I want to be able to do is to have SC2 Gears save my ladder games (from the Replays/Unsaved/Multiplayer path and file it in a folder under the Replays/Multiplayer path so I can view it via BNet) while leaving any replays I download alone (which I file in a folder under the Replays/Multiplayer path) all while being able to access the most recent replay I saved (be it a recently played ladder game or a downloaded replay) via the Open Last Replay option. It's important that all folders be under the Replays/Multiplayer tab or I won't be able to view these via BNet.

I hope you can help!

On July 03 2011 22:27 Dakota_Fanning wrote:

Sc2 auto-replay folder #2-#5 can be used to input multiple folders for Sc2gears, and all will be monitored for new replays. If a new replay is saved in any of those, it will be auto-saved properly. This is useful if you want to set only a subfolder of the accounts folder (the Unsaved/Multiplayer) for example, but you have multiple accounts (on multiple gateways) for example.

"Default folder when opening replays": whenever in Sc2gears you want to open replays or folder of replays, this is the folder that comes up by default. For example if you want to open a replay in the analyzer, or you want to open multiple replays/folder for multi-replay analysis or you want to add replays and folders for a search source. If this folder is not provided, Sc2 auto-replay folder comes up. If this is set, you will start from this folder.

If you don't want to auto-save replays that you download and put into the Replays folder, then simply change your auto-save folder to the Unsaved/Multiplayer subfolder for example. Simple as that.

Also you can create new replay sources. If you want to analyse/monitor your downloaded replays, you can save those under Multiplayer/downloaded. You can add this folder "Multiplayer/downloaded" as the replay source of a replay search, and you can save this replay source. Then it will appear in the navigation tree, so you can quickly access it by double clicking on it, which will list all replays in it.

Hope I answered your questions. If you still have some (questions), fire away.