Make the "Settings" folder more obvious and clickable #2606
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Trying to debug any user issue with DFU or a mod usually runs into this conversation.
"Hey, my game is broken."
"Can you post logs?"
"Where?"
"... Wait a second" searches a bit "Should be in
C:\<User>\AppData\LocalLow\Daggerfall Workshop\Daggerfall Unity
, replace<User>
with your Windows username. Or you can try copy-pasting%USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Daggerfall Workshop\Daggerfall Unity
in your Explorer. Then..."user disappears
With this change, I'm trying to reduce it to:
"Open DFU, double-click on your Settings Folder, copy-paste Player.log"
This would apply for all other settings and mod data concerns.
Current Title Screen for comparison:
New Title Screen:
New Title Screen, with Hide Login Name setting enabled:
I wanted to add "Settings Folder" to emphasize what this path was. I couldn't put it on the left, because localization would make the alignment a mess for this screen (mods can't move labels on this screen). But I was running out of vertical space, so I move things around a bit.
The path has a tooltip telling you to double-click, and double-clicking opens the folder. I avoided going to single click, since it's in the middle of the screen and easy to misclick.
I tested on all aspect ratios on Unity, no issues.