The .ini files contains your settings like video/keybinds as well as your save progress, I'd advise just reinstalling MM8BDM, and replace the content of that reinstalled version's .ini by the content of your previous one

I don't know if this is the best place to post this, but do to the lack of motivation and time, I'm kinda lazy information do to the old forum's death and me not searching general Zandronum help , I can't find many info on this and don't see any support sub-forum so I will post this here.

Now to the point, I have changed computers some days a go, the previous was Windows 10 and now this one is Windows 11... no troubles passing most programs so far thankfully.
Now I did the mistake of passing almost all my files directly since I was in a bit of a rush. Meaning I didn't reinstall MM8BDM. I had the .ini file still when passing it like that. However when I opened MM8BDM I got all my data deleted.

However I named my user differently in this new computer than the old one, so I tried pasting the original .ini file (I passed the .ini file individually to another folder just in case something goes wrong along other profile/save files) and renaming it to the new Username my computer has, however now it shows up that 'Zandronum.exe not found'.

What should I do about this? Should I just reinstall MM8BDM (thought it would feel a bit bad considering some files have them saved with 2022 as a date and I have them like from a long time a go)? Should I do something more complex to solve this? Keep in mind I still have the original .ini file.

did you download the music file and load it in the command line parameters

edit: nevermind LOL i just realized that the download for the music file redirected to a 404 page, try downloading it again it should work now

The mod´s musics doesn´t work :(

Updating a file without giving it a new file name is still heavily discouraged regardless of the context. Sites such as DogSoft automatically mirror files from TSPG, but will not mirror updated versions if the file name has not changed. This can cause Wadseeker to download the outdated, incorrect file, preventing people from joining servers that use the new file.

Past that though, very cool mod.

Yeah. I replaced the original version with the revision since it was in a more broken state than I anticipated. I also felt that the state that it was in did not best represent the vision that I had for the mod while working on it with my brothers.

i still dont know how

Is the version filename still the same? That's a discouraged practice.

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