OK, Nein, Nope, NO!
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The “label1” will update and stay updated even after a restart after I move the scroll-bars for the first time, it is a minor bug with no real importance.
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Don’t worry about too many stashes, my GD Stash Changer was too cumbersome to be used, I use it only for reference. 500 stashes are more than enuff.
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GD MultiStash don’t work anymore!!!
well, no, it’s still usable, but give me some errors
I had a v1.7, it worked fine.
I do not have v1.8.
I copied v1.9 over v1.7, apparently, worked fine, I played a bit yesterday.
I copied over a 1.10, work fine… but when I go to setting I get this error:
the parameter named “value” cannot be “null”.
Click “Continue”, the Game Path is correct (I have GOG version), but the command field is empty, in v1.7 it showed the main executable, GD Internal and Steam path (I don’t have steam), now is all empty.
In the “Behaviour” tab the cascading menu “Default mode for new stashes” is also empty.
(You can also see that “label1” disappear after moving the bar)
I delete the entire directory.
Unzipped a fresh v1.10.
Got the same error, this time on start: the parameter named “value” cannot be “null”, I click “continue”.
Got the same error when clicking setting.
The command field for launching the game is empty and the default mode for new stashes is also empty.
I launch the game manually: all stashes from GD MultiStash work fine.
I delete the v1.10 directory
Unzipped a fresh v1.9, click cancel when asked for update.
Same result as above. I got the usual error on start and on clicking “setting”: the parameter named “value” cannot be “null”.
CONCLUSION: I get the error when starting GD MultiStash and when accessing the settings on v1.9 and v1.10, both versions cannot find my Grim Dawn (and Grim Internal) executables.
If I configure the program in v1.7 and then upgrade, GD MultiStash start without errors, Grim Dawn start automatically and I get the error only if click on “settings”, and, off course, I cannot change the 2 fields that are empty.
I have no problem with the stashes, they are listed in game and work fine in all versions.
I did not try the colors (nice addition, thanks), for now I’ll go with my backup of v1.9 installed over a v1.7.
Sorry for the long post, I hope to be useful.