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Topic: Packman ate my Mapper settings

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Here we go again. Another frickin' problem.

Is there any way to get my VCI-100 mapping settings back? I spent hours programming the wheels, the buttons, the sliders, the LEDs and now everything is different. I am sooooohhhh pissed right now.

I'm battling the video freeze issue and BAM now another problem. I am so ready to abandon this program. Zero steps forward 10 steps back.

So I really don't see anywhere that I can restore my mappings. There is a delete, a return to default, and add buttons, but no where is there a save settings and a way to restore.

I'm I just stupid and don't see it? Or is it just non-existant and I'll have to spend more hours re-building. And once I do it will glitch out again and I'll end up putting in more hours. This is a pain in the ass.

Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr........................ Help me Obie Wan Ka Nobie !!!!!!
 
geposted Fri 05 Mar 10 @ 4:14 am
Ok I feel better now. Fortunately I had just cloned the VirtualDJ folder to my other machine. I copied the whole directory back into my laptop. Guess what? I have all my mapper settings back.

Whew !!! that was a close one.

Atomix please add a function that allows us custom map builders a way to restore if something gets screwed up. I got lucky this time.

Add a "SAVE SETTINGS" and a "RESTORE SETTINGS" Back in the old days we were once able to choose a map file. It would be nice to get this feature back.


Thanks

JKL
 
when you do a costum mapping you find a xml file in /documents/Virtual DJ/Mappers !

oh nice to hear :) Just save the xml file and get it save :)
 
JimmyL-DJ wrote :
Atomix please add a function that allows us custom map builders a way to restore if something gets screwed up. I got lucky this time.


Always always always back up your Mappers folder if you make changes ;)
 
bluntfusionn wrote :
when you do a costum mapping you find a xml file in /documents/Virtual DJ/Mappers !

oh nice to hear :) Just save the xml file and get it save :)


myself, before I start to do any major playing around, I always go into the mapper folder (as listed above),
and copy, then rename the mapper I am messing with..
IE: DMC2 mapper.xml >>becomes DMC2 MAPPER.XML.BACKUP
 
Mee too .... I had spent hours mapping my HC4500 then done the same in case I lost it all. Better to be safe than sorry :)
 
Thanks folks. I feel better now knowing I can backup my mapper.XML file. Much better than my "shotgun" approach replacing the whole VDJ directory.

It would be nice to have some buttons to do a "save as" and also "import" on the screen. Please pass to development team. I'll copy to wishes forum.


Regards,

JJam

 


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