Fixed [2.1.20] SRB2 don't use custom home folder for save games created by a mod.

SteelT · 09-09-2017

System Info:
Fedora 26 64-bit

Method:

Running the game with the following:

Code:

./lsdl2srb2 -home /run/media/steelt/Ark -file scr_subarashii_v1-2.wad

Expected behavior:

SRB2 would read/write the files to the custom home folder.

Actual behavior:
SRB2 would read/write the files to the same folder the game is in.

This only happens with mods that have a custom gamedata set, by the way, in vanilla, it repects the custom home folder location and read/writes to the set folder.

This also only happens with .ssg files, it can save .dat files to the set folder just fine.

Notes:
This probably affects mac users too, who knows.

Monster Iestyn · 09-09-2017

I made a merge request for this issue: http://git.magicalgirl.moe/STJr/SRB2/merge_requests/209

09-09-2017	#1
SteelT Formerly Steel Titanium *Developer*	[2.1.20] SRB2 don't use custom home folder for save games created by a mod. System Info: Fedora 26 64-bit Method: Running the game with the following: Code: ./lsdl2srb2 -home /run/media/steelt/Ark -file scr_subarashii_v1-2.wad Expected behavior: SRB2 would read/write the files to the custom home folder. Actual behavior: SRB2 would read/write the files to the same folder the game is in. This only happens with mods that have a custom gamedata set, by the way, in vanilla, it repects the custom home folder location and read/writes to the set folder. This also only happens with .ssg files, it can save .dat files to the set folder just fine. Notes: This probably affects mac users too, who knows. Last edited by Monster Iestyn; 10-31-2017 at 05:44 PM. Reason: Bug isn't OS dependent

09-09-2017	#2
Monster Iestyn Friendly Neighbour-Hood *Moderator*	I made a merge request for this issue: http://git.magicalgirl.moe/STJr/SRB2/merge_requests/209 __________________ My page stuffed full of MIDI goodness! The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Robo-Hoodiverse *Timeline of Sonic Robo Blast History!* That's an uppercase i, not a lowercase L, for the record. Also, it's pronounced "Yes-tin".

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