Grimrock

AFAIK... Major versions can be installed concurrently. You should be able to install these side by side.

If for some reason this is not so in your instance, then the .NET installer will simply not proceed with the install.

@spacecookie: Each version of the .Net Framework is a completely standalone install. Installing the .Net Framework v4.0 will not remove or replace future versions - they all just sit in separate folders for the apps that need them.

The installer for .net 4.0 detects that there is already an install of equal or later and halts. I've tried it with .net 4.0 and 4.5 and they both detect that there's another more up-to-date version already on my computer, and so don't install their selves.

4.5.1 actually replaces 4.0 and 4.5... but it should be compatible with 4.0 so it's strange you cant start your program.

Unfortunately the toolkit installer halts without installing fully, so I don't even get to the point of trying to start the toolkit

Hmm, very strange. I will bundle up a version without the installer and upload the binary when I get home from work. I expect it will just run fine from a folder - I just thought an installer would help 99% of the users get the requirements, but it's strange that it's not working for you.

Story of my life. lol

Ty very much. I look forward to it ^_^

Hey guys, I work with installers as a profession. The way they check for installed versions of .NET can be rather rigid. If the install package is coded to look for .NET 4 only, then it probably will look specifically for 4 and not 4.5, even though it's equivalent.

spacecookie wrote:Story of my life. lol

Haha! Well, fear not this time - I have taken all of the files from my build folder and just dumped them in a zip. It *should* run just fine from a folder. You obviously won't get the "Open With" menu option for .model files in Explorer, but apart from that I think everything should work just fine. If you run into any problems, just let me know.

GMT 0.7.0.1 (Zip File)

@QuintinStone: Ahh, that is most likely the problem here. I just used the "Light" version of InstallShield that came with Visual Studio Pro at the time without really investing much time into it (the installer was pretty low on the priority list :p).

YEEEEEEEEEAH !!!! Many thanks !

.... John, I think I got a problem Freshly downloaded, freshly extracted in a folder ... freshly crashed xD

Seems got an APP crash ( sorry, in french )

Signature du problème :
Nom d’événement de problème: APPCRASH
Nom de l’application: GrimrockModelToolkit.exe
Version de l’application: 0.7.0.1
Horodatage de l’application: 52fa858e
Nom du module par défaut: KERNELBASE.dll
Version du module par défaut: 6.1.7601.17514
Horodateur du module par défaut: 4ce7bafa
Code de l’exception: e0434352

I'm on Win7 SP1 64b if it can help.