Request - Core Plugin List (1 Viewer)

the entire list of our compile or what is loaded in a brand new MQ2 when you start it up?

What's loaded when you do a fresh install of MQ.

[Plugins]
mq2labels=mq2labels
mq2itemdisplay=mq2itemdisplay
mq2custombinds=mq2custombinds
mq2hud=mq2hud
mq2fps=mq2fps
mq2map=mq2map
mq2bzsrch=mq2bzsrch
mq2chatwnd=mq2chatwnd
mq2eqbugfix=mq2eqbugfix

Thanks Maskoi. Any chance of making that list a sticky for future reference?

No. lol. You just have to open up the macrquest2.ini and look at the plugins

Could always do /plugin list as well

I would have done that but when I used the RG Updater to update to the latest compile, it cleared my ini. It didn't load any plugins when I injected.

dulak said:

Thanks Maskoi. Any chance of making that list a sticky for future reference?

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That would have been handy for me yesterday. Mq2 kept crashing my EQ sessions on load so I removed all plugins and added them back after I got it running.

Does Kiss load all those core plugins when you start it?

dulak said:

I would have done that but when I used the RG Updater to update to the latest compile, it cleared my ini. It didn't load any plugins when I injected.

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Hey, I'm looking into this since I maintain the updater, but I can't replicate it. Can you give a bit more detail? Were you updating an old mq2, or starting from a new folder?

And if you don't mind, can you try replicating it? (perhaps in a backup folder)

Redbot said:

Hey, I'm looking into this since I maintain the updater, but I can't replicate it. Can you give a bit more detail? Were you updating an old mq2, or starting from a new folder?

And if you don't mind, can you try replicating it? (perhaps in a backup folder)

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I was updating from the previous compile. Didn't want it to overwrite any macros. Clicked the settings button and got an error. The program still updated the compile but it did overwrite everything and wiped my ini. I'll try to replicate the error so I can send it your way.

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No dice on replicating the error. I think it was b/c I was using an older version of the updater. I think the one I was using was version 1.03 instead of the current 1.2.