Oolite Bulletins

I've only just started using the in game addons downloader.

Where does it save the downloaded files to?
They don't appear in my Addon folder? Or anywhere else in the game folder.
Though they do run well in game

I'm using Win Vista and I'm very familiar at using the folder tree for navigating around my computer.
Actually one of my hates about newer systems of any format. They don't easily show a folder tree if atall.

Try C:\Oolite\oolite.app\GNUstep\Library\ApplicationSupport\Oolite\ManagedAddOns

Err, Diziet,
MM.. Yup, that's exactly where they are.
Thanks heaps.

P.S.
Re; post about number of point after zero in docking fees. "HD Back Ground"

Read link to post you suggested and nothing about how many points after zero.

My post was about if anyone else seen that.

I use a heap of mixes from quite a few versions of the game and still manage to have a great game. Though it can cause some interesting effects.

Ah the sheer beauty of Oolite.

Alex wrote:

P.S.
Re; post about number of point after zero in docking fees. "HD Back Ground"

Read link to post you suggested and nothing about how many points after zero.

My post was about if anyone else seen that.

That's exactly why I linked to it.. the best place to ask questions or report bugs about an OXP, is in that OXP's thread.. because most OXP authors have notifications set for their threads.. that way they're sure to see it.

Diziet Sma wrote:

Alex wrote:

P.S.
Re; post about number of point after zero in docking fees. "HD Back Ground"

Read link to post you suggested and nothing about how many points after zero.

My post was about if anyone else seen that.

That's exactly why I linked to it.. the best place to ask questions or report bugs about an OXP, is in that OXP's thread.. because most OXP authors have notifications set for their threads.. that way they're sure to see it.

My ears were burning. Either I'm on re-entry or someone is talking about my OXP. I will post a reply to the Docking Fees thread with more questions and comments, Alex.

alex wrote:

Actually one of my hates about newer systems of any format. They don't easily show a folder tree if atall.

check out Total Commander

Thanks Lone Wolf, got that for future. Present TDM still has full functioning folder tree, but will be upgrading machine soon.