UOAssist
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 1:58 amI fumbled around and fixed the issues I was having with UOAssist after the last patch. So here is some information if it can help anyone else.
Basically, UOAssist was getting confused on where to load the character specific profiles, macros, and config. From my limited understanding, default config puts all these files in base directory of account name, but if have more than one shard it moves all character information into sub directory based on shard.
The problem is the last patch is throwing off UOAssist in determining shard (so it appears), and so it was reading files from the wrong spot.
So say your directory for your character is supposed to be:
c:\program files\uoassist\uoa-settings\[account name]\Sonoma\[Character Name]
It is looking for files in:
c:\program files\uoassist\uoa-settings\[account name]\[Character Name]
[account name] and [Character Name] would be your information.
All I did was copy the files from inside the Sonoma directory into the higher level directory. Now my macros, dress, arm all works perfectly, still get the warning upon starting up, but everything seems to work.
Just my 2 cents.
Basically, UOAssist was getting confused on where to load the character specific profiles, macros, and config. From my limited understanding, default config puts all these files in base directory of account name, but if have more than one shard it moves all character information into sub directory based on shard.
The problem is the last patch is throwing off UOAssist in determining shard (so it appears), and so it was reading files from the wrong spot.
So say your directory for your character is supposed to be:
c:\program files\uoassist\uoa-settings\[account name]\Sonoma\[Character Name]
It is looking for files in:
c:\program files\uoassist\uoa-settings\[account name]\[Character Name]
[account name] and [Character Name] would be your information.
All I did was copy the files from inside the Sonoma directory into the higher level directory. Now my macros, dress, arm all works perfectly, still get the warning upon starting up, but everything seems to work.
Just my 2 cents.
