I got a problem, I installed the program and now somehow it changed my lmb key binding wich I use to attack and select on menus, but for some reasons now lmb also scrolls menus to the left, I checked the options and that function is still mapped to "o" I don't know what to do now, please help me, I love this game Edit: I deleted the program, reinstalled both dsfix and dsmfix, reconfigured it, but I still have the same problem, does someone know wtf is going on?
Looks like a great mod, but when I load some settings and save it, I went to check the actual dsfix.ini file and none of my settings were saved. I was intruiged, so I went back to your .exe for this mod and checked, and the settings were saved there. So I'm wondering if the mod is actually configuring the .ini or not
Unfortunately it seems to be impossible to launch the steam version of dark souls by itself. It seems to be only be able to launch through steam.
Which means that the retail (and *cough*) version are the only ones able to be launched with this application. For now. I'll have to look into it some more, specifically detecting whether or not the game is tied to steam.
On top of this, nexus also uploads the file to virustotal on its own (the green checkmark in the file view), no detection there either.
And nothing came up, so I'm not sure why your Norton is reporting anything. But what your Norton is reporting is a false positive, someone else should also be able to back me up there.
Thanks for the response, I guess I'll have to do something with norton so it doesn't remove the file.
My norton is detecting viruses and a trojan from the files in this download, is this a false positive or is something phishy going on? Can anybody confirm or deny?
Edit: I should also mention that this is the only mod that I've gotten a warning about from my norton on nexusmods.com.
On top of this, nexus also uploads the file to virustotal on its own (the green checkmark in the file view), no detection there either.
And nothing came up, so I'm not sure why your Norton is reporting anything. But what your Norton is reporting is a false positive, someone else should also be able to back me up there.
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Edit: I deleted the program, reinstalled both dsfix and dsmfix, reconfigured it, but I still have the same problem, does someone know wtf is going on?
Tbh. I don't really remember, dsfix takes care of that part. But they should be located where the original save is:
Documents\NBGI\DarkSouls
Somehow DS cannot be launched via this application on windows 7, but does just fine in windows 10. Any ideas ?
Launching DS using the launcher doesn't work.
"Workaround": save the configuration and start the game by running the DS exe or directly via steam.
The saved config will load anyway.
Which means that the retail (and *cough*) version are the only ones able to be launched with this application. For now. I'll have to look into it some more, specifically detecting whether or not the game is tied to steam.
Thanks for the response, I guess I'll have to do something with norton so it doesn't remove the file.
Edit: I should also mention that this is the only mod that I've gotten a warning about from my norton on nexusmods.com.
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/60dd2669a3355b82a38c39c6dda207c8ad19e05c2c965e9eea4f0b2b22706266/analysis/1430069246/
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/a7f305ca419fa39b9c876374f6ff85f8cedc166bfc150518c7abafcf01ffb23e/analysis/1430069244/
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/0e0f42b5bc0175f6234e2bbb03212829875681549255a31922c62e8541077f89/analysis/1430069247/
On top of this, nexus also uploads the file to virustotal on its own (the green checkmark in the file view), no detection there either.
And nothing came up, so I'm not sure why your Norton is reporting anything.
But what your Norton is reporting is a false positive, someone else should also be able to back me up there.