From freber at gmail.com  Sun Mar 13 01:46:46 2022
From: freber at gmail.com (freber at gmail.com)
Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2022 00:46:46 +0100
Subject: [User-list] Load project on startup - command line arguments
Message-ID: <CABjkse48YuNh99fd6Sjo_a0zqBqnabJ-rQmXSni=RVjcSnth0w@mail.gmail.com>

Hi. Is this list still working?

Today I installed Realsoft3D_64 (v 6.1.24) on a new, Windows 11, computer
and I experience an issue with double-clicking a project file in Windows
Explorer. It opens RS3D but it does not load the project I clicked on. On
my old Windows 10 computer it still opens as expected.

I do not remember if there was something I had to do to make my old
computer behave correctly but, iirc this is the way to get the "current
directory" set to the same as the project so that I can use relative paths
to file objects etc - just opening RS3D and then opening the project does
not change the current directory to that of the project file as it probably
should.

When trying this manually in a command shell it appears to work if the file
name has no spaces. I did modify the registry key to put double quotes
around the file name, but that does not help - double-clicking opens only
the startup project and nothing else regardless of spaces in the project
name. When running the commands manually, I get no error messages with or
without double quotes. When the file name has no space however, it loads
the project. On my other computer it all works fine.

Best Regards
Fredrik
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From jspqnx at gmail.com  Sun Mar 13 02:04:44 2022
From: jspqnx at gmail.com (Jean-Sebastien Perron)
Date: Sat, 12 Mar 2022 19:04:44 -0500
Subject: [User-list] Load project on startup - command line arguments
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I hope somebody can help you, is there a "run as legacy" option in the
right click menu of the realsoft executable? Maybe that could help? I am
sorry I could not help you. For the past 15 years I have been on Linux and
macOS. I still have an install of Windows 11, but I only used it one day
and Windows is too broken and stuck in the past for me.

If I was younger with more energy, I would offer Vesa to port Realsoft to
iPad (macOS with mac Catalyst) for free.

Good Luck
Jean-Sebastien Perron


On Sat, Mar 12, 2022 at 6:47 PM freber at gmail.com <freber at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi. Is this list still working?
>
> Today I installed Realsoft3D_64 (v 6.1.24) on a new, Windows 11, computer
> and I experience an issue with double-clicking a project file in Windows
> Explorer. It opens RS3D but it does not load the project I clicked on. On
> my old Windows 10 computer it still opens as expected.
>
> I do not remember if there was something I had to do to make my old
> computer behave correctly but, iirc this is the way to get the "current
> directory" set to the same as the project so that I can use relative paths
> to file objects etc - just opening RS3D and then opening the project does
> not change the current directory to that of the project file as it probably
> should.
>
> When trying this manually in a command shell it appears to work if the
> file name has no spaces. I did modify the registry key to put double
> quotes around the file name, but that does not help - double-clicking opens
> only the startup project and nothing else regardless of spaces in the
> project name. When running the commands manually, I get no error messages
> with or without double quotes. When the file name has no space however, it
> loads the project. On my other computer it all works fine.
>
> Best Regards
> Fredrik
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