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jrDockie (save and load window and dock layouts) 1.5

Dewdney

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I've uploaded a new version built for obs32 on my main website: http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/obs/jrDockie.zip
I've tested it on my new clean OBS 32.0 and it seems to be working fine. Just copy the dll into your obs-plugins\64bit\ directory as usual.

Note that this version will likely not run properly in older versions of obs.

If I can get confirmation that it seems to work without issue I'll upload it as an official new release here.
Seems to be working for me as well! Thank you so much!
 

derMolli

New Member
I've uploaded a new version built for obs32 on my main website: http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/obs/jrDockie.zip
I've tested it on my new clean OBS 32.0 and it seems to be working fine. Just copy the dll into your obs-plugins\64bit\ directory as usual.

Note that this version will likely not run properly in older versions of obs.

If I can get confirmation that it seems to work without issue I'll upload it as an official new release here.
I was so happy to see, that there is finally a new build.

It works fine on my end. :D
 

Jirachi

New Member
I've uploaded a new version built for obs32 on my main website: http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/obs/jrDockie.zip
I've tested it on my new clean OBS 32.0 and it seems to be working fine. Just copy the dll into your obs-plugins\64bit\ directory as usual.

Note that this version will likely not run properly in older versions of obs.

If I can get confirmation that it seems to work without issue I'll upload it as an official new release here.
Works great, even on OBS 31.1.2! It fixed the crashing for me when trying to save the current dock set. Thanks!
 

NCC24656

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EVERY ONE THAT SAY ITS WORKS PLEASE SHOW THE PROOF PLEASE !!

Theirs no Folders called OBS-Pluigins or 64bit in the new version even i created this folders and still dosnt work

the install guild needs to be updated from this
Code:
INSTALLATION:
This plugin has been compiled for WINDOWS 64bit
Install plugin as typical by putting the jrdockie.dll file into your obs-plugins/64bit folder.

INSTRUCTIONS:

When you run OBS you should have a new menu under the Docks/ main toolbar called "Dock Sets"
(if that top level menu cannot be found you will see a new top-level menu in your toolbar called "Dock Sets").

You can access the options dialog from that menu or from the Tools/JrDockie menu.

To use, simply choose to SAVE your current dockset into a file, or LOAD an existing one you have previously saved.
The menu will automatically detect dockset files and show them on the recently used bottom areas of the menu, so you should save your dockset files in the recommended location for the plugin.
To manually cleanup (delete, rename, etc.) the dockset files, use the menu option to open the folder directory.
 

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COMRAD_E

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EVERY ONE THAT SAY ITS WORKS PLEASE SHOW THE PROOF PLEASE !!

Theirs no Folders called OBS-Pluigins or 64bit in the new version even i created this folders and still dosnt work

the install guild needs to be updated from this
Code:
INSTALLATION:
This plugin has been compiled for WINDOWS 64bit
Install plugin as typical by putting the jrdockie.dll file into your obs-plugins/64bit folder.

INSTRUCTIONS:

When you run OBS you should have a new menu under the Docks/ main toolbar called "Dock Sets"
(if that top level menu cannot be found you will see a new top-level menu in your toolbar called "Dock Sets").

You can access the options dialog from that menu or from the Tools/JrDockie menu.

To use, simply choose to SAVE your current dockset into a file, or LOAD an existing one you have previously saved.
The menu will automatically detect dockset files and show them on the recently used bottom areas of the menu, so you should save your dockset files in the recommended location for the plugin.
To manually cleanup (delete, rename, etc.) the dockset files, use the menu option to open the folder directory.
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Dewdney

New Member
EVERY ONE THAT SAY ITS WORKS PLEASE SHOW THE PROOF PLEASE !!

Theirs no Folders called OBS-Pluigins or 64bit in the new version even i created this folders and still dosnt work

the install guild needs to be updated from this
you are using the old EXE installer,
EVERY ONE THAT SAY ITS WORKS PLEASE SHOW THE PROOF PLEASE !!

Theirs no Folders called OBS-Pluigins or 64bit in the new version even i created this folders and still dosnt work

the install guild needs to be updated from this
Code:
INSTALLATION:
This plugin has been compiled for WINDOWS 64bit
Install plugin as typical by putting the jrdockie.dll file into your obs-plugins/64bit folder.

INSTRUCTIONS:

When you run OBS you should have a new menu under the Docks/ main toolbar called "Dock Sets"
(if that top level menu cannot be found you will see a new top-level menu in your toolbar called "Dock Sets").

You can access the options dialog from that menu or from the Tools/JrDockie menu.

To use, simply choose to SAVE your current dockset into a file, or LOAD an existing one you have previously saved.
The menu will automatically detect dockset files and show them on the recently used bottom areas of the menu, so you should save your dockset files in the recommended location for the plugin.
To manually cleanup (delete, rename, etc.) the dockset files, use the menu option to open the folder directory.
 

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