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ID:133448 Aug 22 2008, 10:12 am
Superbike32	Well, I want the security level to save on close, so whatever setting it was on last will stay true, until I change it myself, I don't want it to keep defaulting to ( Safe ) mode.

Aug 22 2008, 10:41 am
Lummox JR	Superbike32 wrote: Well, I want the security level to save on close, so whatever setting it was on last will stay true, until I change it myself, I don't want it to keep defaulting to ( Safe ) mode. Safe and ultrasafe modes should both save just fine. Trusted, however, will not save because that's a potential security issue. Lummox JR

Aug 22 2008, 10:42 am In response to Lummox JR
Superbike32	potential, but i always run my game in trusted.

Aug 22 2008, 10:49 am In response to Superbike32
Lummox JR	Superbike32 wrote: potential, but i always run my game in trusted. Then you will always have to manually switch to trusted mode before you run it. Compromising security for everyone else would not be a good move on our part. Lummox JR

Aug 22 2008, 11:04 am In response to Lummox JR
Superbike32	not even a checkbox setting that starts un-checked?

Aug 22 2008, 11:08 am In response to Superbike32
Lummox JR	Superbike32 wrote: not even a checkbox setting that starts un-checked? You'd be much better off changing whatever it is in your game that seems to require trusted mode. If it's use of a DLL, that might be another issue, something that'd call for setting up a trusted-DLL list perhaps. Lummox JR

Aug 22 2008, 11:13 am

In response to Lummox JR

Superbike32

I can't really change w/e it is needing trusted mode.

Also, I have been working on this game a while, in self-testing beta mode so far, and its turned out great, just kind of annoying that when I bring back up dream daemon, and it reverts back to Safe.

I will get over it if nothing is added to allow me to make this change for me automatically.

Not really a big deal, was just a suggestion so I wouldn't need to do it every time.

Aug 22 2008, 11:24 am

In response to Superbike32

Jon88

Superbike32 wrote:

Not really a big deal, was just a suggestion so I wouldn't need to do it every time.

If you're constantly running the exact same .dmb in DreamDaemon with the same parameters, you can make a batch file that runs DreamDaemon with the settings you want it to have. There's other posts about this on the forums, and the command line syntax is the same as it is for the linux version, but for example, to run a .dmb in trusted mode, you'd execute a line like "DreamDaemon c:\path\to\my.dmb -trusted".

Aug 22 2008, 11:26 am In response to Jon88
Superbike32	I know I could do batch, but after a batch file runs, my computer lags like hell till i reboot, possibly an icon with these params though might do. Thanks for the idea.

Aug 22 2008, 1:00 pm In response to Superbike32
KodeNerd	Superbike32 wrote: I know I could do batch, but after a batch file runs, my computer lags like hell till i reboot, possibly an icon with these params though might do. An "icon" (a shortcut I presume) with parameters is pretty much the same thing as a batch file that executes the program. Just looks better and can only do things for one single program. George Gough

Aug 22 2008, 1:03 pm In response to KodeNerd
Superbike32	u can change icon of a batch file on your desktop, and make it do multiple things as well. also, launching shortcut icons from my desktop with params doesnt make my computer lag. i dont know why batch files do.