trainb0y/pymultibound

Yet another Multibound-ish thing for Starbound

pymultibound's Issues

[BUG] App closes upon creating profile

Describe the bug
When I create a new profile, the app completely closes. Upon opening the app and selecting this new profile, it does nothing

To Reproduce

1. Open gui.py
2. Create new profile (crashes)
3. Attempt to run Starbound via the gui

Expected behavior
A profile should be created with no crashes, and it should correctly open Starbound upon clicking

Other Information:

• OS: Windows 10
• (There are two logs, one is when I create the profile, the other is attempting to run Starbound)
• Latest Starbound log unavabile because I don't even think the game starts

(i'm pretty sure it's crashing because my Starbound is installed somewhere else and the app doesn't know this, so it's unable to open Starbound)

PyMultibound(log1).log
PyMultibound(log2).log

[FEATURE] Profile Pictures

I think it would be interesting (and cool) if each profile can have a "profile picture" to better identity different profiles. I don't even know if this was possible. This would also require some way to select custom ones saved on the user's computer, which could maybe use a similar UI to #5

Example:
-A Frackin' Universe pfp for a Frackin' Universe profile
-A Starbound logo pfp for a vanilla profile

(can't put the enhancement label but this is an enhancement in my mind)

[FEATURE] Mod Menu

One feature that would be nice to have (idea courtesy of @ThePhaseCat) would be some sort of built-in mod manager/mod browser.

I tried to do this see https://github.com/trainb0y1/PyMultibound/tree/mod-menu but as it needs to unpack every mod .pak file, loading times were > 30 seconds on my current modpack. It isn't worth that for features any ol' file browser could fulfull.

However, I do think it is a good idea, so if anyone has any suggestions as to a way around this waiting time (asynchronous unpacking?) I'd be willing to implement this.

[FEATURE] GUI for settings.json

It's a bit annoying having to edit a text file, eventually it should be part of the GUI.

Use bootconfig argument to specify sbinit.config

Should be easy, I don't know why I haven't done it already. Posting as an issue so I remember to do it.