Custom Query (105 matches)

When I attempt to open Vago in Mac OS X 10.10, it crashes with the following info:

Exception Type:        EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV)
Exception Codes:       KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at 0x0000000000000008

VM Regions Near 0x8:
--> 
    __TEXT                 0000000100000000-00000001000d4000 [  848K] r-x/rwx SM=COW  /Games/*/Vago.app/Contents/MacOS/Vago

Thread 0 Crashed:: Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
0   QtCore                        	0x0000000100c8f1a3 QTextStream::operator<<(char const*) + 19
1   @BUNDLEIDENTIFIER@            	0x0000000100049d95 Logger::writeString(QString) + 53
2   @BUNDLEIDENTIFIER@            	0x000000010000f383 MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget*) + 403
3   @BUNDLEIDENTIFIER@            	0x0000000100049275 main + 53
4   @BUNDLEIDENTIFIER@            	0x0000000100003c34 start + 52

As with Vago overall, I'm really liking how the wizard works. It's a great little convenience. I just have a few nitpicks:

• When the Mandatory Fields screen first appears, the "Type" popup menu is set to "Weapons", but the text in the "Package Number" field that should say "1000X" is not filled in yet, so the user won't know at first that he is going to get any help in choosing a number. Can you either fill in that text from the start, or else add an item to the "Type" menu called "Choose type" and make that the initial selection? The second method is a pretty common solution to this UI problem. That way, the user will always pick a category, and thus will always get the helpful text in "Package Number".

• The numbering guide text should really be "1XXXX", not "1000X".

• I think you should alphabetize the items in the "Type" menu, as the user will not know why the list starts with the "W" item. Ordering the items by their numbering range is not as intuitive as going by the name of the type.

• The message "Package 10001 seems it's not being used yet!" is not grammatical; maybe you can put "It seems that the package number 10001 is not being used yet!" instead.

After dropping a level0/ folder with an .oni file in it into the Common field on the next-to-last screen of the Mod Package Wizard, and then leaving the two boxes on the final screen checked, hitting "Done" always yields this error:

(By the way, that message should say "copying", not "copping".)

As you can see, the resulting package's common/ folder has no contents: