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  1. emersonrp
    I've gone ahead and released the "Escape Configurator" as v0.32.1, along with the /wdwsave and /wdwload additions, and a few cleanups and bugfixes to the v0.32 Profile rework. https://github.com/emersonrp/bindcontrol/releases
  2. emersonrp
    That's an interesting first step. There's currently no actual way to edit the Default Profile, as I'm sure you've noticed in all this, apart from make a new profile, make changes, and resave as default. Longish ago, the Default Profile was actually a "Default.bcp" file that was treated specially based on the name, but people kept accidentally loading it and tinkering with it when what they were after was making a new profile. The whole flow is better than it was but not perfect or great yet. Having a special "working with the default profile" mode sounds a little fiddly to try to create, but is probably a good idea. Would have to do things like disable the normal "save" and "write binds" and so forth.... Hmm.
  3. emersonrp
    I mean, I'm wondering about more than a naming thing -- like, whether there wants to be a functionality for "merge these changes with a base profile" that's separate from "set defaults for new profiles" which still seems like a desirable thing. The notion of Profiles in general was originally that they might be more modular like that, but it's never actually worked that way in practice, apart from the notion of "Load a different profile's binds" which is squirreled away somewhere in PowerBinder, and that's not really what we're talking about, at all. I could imagine a scheme where there's a separate entity from a full Profile that you can load/import that would just splat on top of whatever's loaded . Then you'd load up your Base thing and apply your various overload/merges and save each one. That isn't as elegant as the business you're talking about, I think, where a profile is auto-updated when its base is? Still trying to get my head around how that might work mechanically and UI-wise, but it's a fascinating exercise.
  4. emersonrp
    Oh yeah I can make PowerBinder know about wdwsave and wdwload, for sure. Not sure why I didn't in the first place, probably UI laziness. (*snipped description) I see where you're going with that, and I wonder whether it wants to be a separate notion from the Default Profile. I have certainly ever thought about the fact that BC saves the -entire- Profile every time, even the values of controls you haven't populated etc etc. That's a deliberate decision, at least so far, so that if, say, you configure a bunch of speed-on-demand settings, and then turn off the "Enable SoD" checkbox and save, it doesn't get rid of all your historical setup. It is a little heavy-handed, though. It would be a pain, but I'm intrigued enough to mull it pretty seriously. It's certainly within the realm of possibility to mark each bind as "explicitly set" versus "part of a default profile" or the like. Again, I'm thinking that this might be a separate notion from Default, though. Base Profile? I guess I'm wanting not to make things stop working as expected on the one hand, but I see your pain in updating many profiles when you want to make the same change in each one. Hmm. I'm going to think about this a bit more.
  5. emersonrp
    And, because I'm wanting not to let things sit around and get stale, I've already rolled up the first beta-quality version of the "Escape Configurator" Wizard as v0.32.1-test1. It works fine as best I can tell but might want some UI / UX fiddling and/or functionality expansion. Check it out: https://github.com/emersonrp/bindcontrol/releases/tag/v0.32.1-test1
  6. emersonrp
    I've gone ahead and made this into an official v0.32 release. There are a few wee fixes from -test6, so go ahead and grab it. https://github.com/emersonrp/bindcontrol/releases Release Notes: This release radically reworks the internal representation of the Profile, making it separate from the UI state. This allows it to be tested without instantiating the UI, which will make it easier to avoid certain classes of bugs and regressions. This release has seen six test releases which were extremely helpful in finding issues with it, and now seems stable and workable. Please of course file bugs if you find them. Change notes from v0.31: Giant rework of storage of Profile data, as described above Many many many updates and additions to the pytest-based test suite "Remove default team select binds" option on Gameplay tab when using the Combined Team/Pet Selector binds Default Profile will now be honored / used when importing a buildfile New "Getting Started with BindControl" link on default start page to try to surface the wiki / documentation a bit more. "Miscellaneous Helpful Binds" on the Gameplay Page were simply not being written out, and now are. Added support for powexec_location to PowerBinder's "Use Power" command. It is now possible to bind "ESC" with the KeySelect dialog; previously trying to do this would simply close the dialog. Better flow adding a Custom Bind; several paths to weird behavior have been cleaned up. Multiple malformed / incomplete binds on the Custom Binds page will no longer each throw a separate warning dialog when writing binds; instead there will be a single dialog with a list of such binds Many more tiny updates and fixes that didn't merit individual notes at the time.
  7. emersonrp
    Also cooking in a branch: Not in love with the UI yet, but it's being an interesting exercise.
  8. emersonrp
    Just released -test6, which fixes a couple of weirdnesses that would happen if you canceled adding a custom bind, and generally streamlined the "add custom bind" logic. https://github.com/emersonrp/bindcontrol/releases/tag/v0.32-test6
  9. emersonrp
    You got me all inspired: Coming soon....
  10. emersonrp
    OK, I've just released a -test5 version with those two changes: bindable ESC key, and support for powexec_location in PowerBinder's "Use Power" command. The latter was a little hairier than I'd originally expected because I needed to provide UI for the various options for powexec_location, which I'm not 1000% happy with but it's better than nothing; also I had to gate all of that behind "if Homecoming" logic since Rebirth doesn't (yet?) have that slash command. Speaking of Rebirth, the server picker on the General page was not working at all and everything was Homecoming. I've fixed that, I believe. Rebirth players let me know if anything's weird with that. https://github.com/emersonrp/bindcontrol/releases/tag/v0.32-test5
  11. emersonrp
    Wow OK, I have misremembered some of that. Apparently long long ago I explicitly grabbed ESC to close the KeySelect window and had forgotten in the intervening years. All I have to do is undo that, basically. So yeah, that'll be in -test5 for sure. Also now pondering adding an "Escape Wizard" that offers up a set of things one might want to do with the ESC key, like unselect, unqueue power, close extraneous windows, maybe a couple others, in a simpler UI. Possibly I'm just looking for things to do with the Wizard functionality that's just got the one thing so far.
  12. emersonrp
    Oh yeah that's just an oversight. I'll add that in. That's mostly the latter - the game handles binding ESC kinda weirdly, iirc, so I never dug into how to override the default toolkit behavior and capture ESC in the keybind dialog. If you have a use case for that, and I suppose you do or you wouldn't be asking, I can look into making that possible.
  13. emersonrp
    Yeah I just found that one earlier today, too. I have a fix out in the main branch already, so it'll be part of -test4 whenever that happens, maybe tonight. Also, out to the side, working on the business of importing the actual power picks from buildfiles, and using them to inform the PowerPicker popups and eventually things like movement power defaults.
  14. emersonrp
    Oh, it's PyInstaller, it's always PyInstaller. I even wrote up a thing about it: https://github.com/emersonrp/bindcontrol/blob/main/Help/MalwareWarnings.md Not that that helps in any way. It's so completely aggravating, especially since I have explicitly pinned the version of python and of pyinstaller in the build script, so that they shouldn't be changing and confusing Windows Defender. Interestingly, on my Win11 laptop that I'm shackled to this week, I didn't get any malware warning with -test3, even when I explicitly scanned the folder. My Windows Defender virus defs here are 1.437.261.0, dated today, 10/1. Not that this should be a big deal, as PyInstaller 6.10 has (mostly) worked with Defender for months. If you're feeling extra adventurous, the "Running From Source" instructions in the README on GitHub can get you working with the raw Python source which will sidestep this entire problem completely, but it is more fiddly than just downloading release ZIPfiles.
  15. emersonrp
    Yeah, boy, that was just not the right thing at all, was it? OK, there's a -test3 out there now, where it -does- work, at least to a first approximation. There might still be a little weirdness because mashing one set of profile data on top of another is actually a bit more fiddly than I'd like. Check it out. https://github.com/emersonrp/bindcontrol/releases/tag/v0.32-test3
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