PatchedConfigCryptor Edit your binds directly!

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ConfigCryptor Edit your binds directly!

Step 1. Place exe in same folder as config.cfg
Step 2. Edit config.cfg
Step 3. Run exe again
Step 4. Profit

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Approved. @mmavipc it looks like there's a .dll missing? Doesn't look like it contains any viruses so I approved. But I can't seem to get it to run. "MSVCP100.dll is missing from your computer"

Also remember to post 2 different virus scans, not the same twice scanning the same file.

Originally Posted by maddoggy00

"MSVCP100.dll is missing from your computer"

It's an easy fix.

http://www.mpgh.net/forum/438-vindic...t-go-away.html
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/186-combat...ll-errors.html

You're missing the Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package. I'd link it but outside links arn't allowed, so google it.

Originally Posted by mmavipc

You're missing the Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package. I'd link it but outside links arn't allowed, so google it.

No, I'm not. Both x64 and x86 are installed; I just checked. Are you supposed to relocate the file into the Vindi folder?

Originally Posted by maddoggy00

No, I'm not. Both x64 and x86 are installed; I just checked. Are you supposed to relocate the file into the Vindi folder?

Yes. You are supposed to put the .exe file into the same folder as your .cfg file. Every time you run the program it converts it to either readable/editable or the default state.

Originally Posted by Djghost

Yes. You are supposed to put the .exe file into the same folder as your .cfg file. Every time you run the program it converts it to either readable/editable or the default state.

My apologies. I meant does the msvcp100.dll file need to be relocated? The .exe is in the same directory as the .cfg. I just tried it again on a different VM, and reinstalled the packages from microsoft's website, same results.

Originally Posted by maddoggy00

Are you sure you're getting it for 2010? (sorry for outside link please forgive me)Download: Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package (x86) - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details

Originally Posted by maddoggy00

It does note, i personally have microsoft visual studio 2010 installed so that might be why im not receiving that error. Im pretty sure you have done this but i have to ask, did you try running as admin?

On a slightly different note, (this might be a noob question) how do i get it so that my binds work without a console having to be injected since those dont last forever?

Originally Posted by Djghost

You can bind any command that comes with the game inside config.cfg, just add your bind "x" "x" somewhere under startconfig.

Originally Posted by mmavipc

You can bind any command that comes with the game inside config.cfg, just add your bind "x" "x" somewhere under startconfig.

I did and for some reason they dont work (i did set it as read only)

Dude.....MANY MANY thanks this thing is amazing. Very usefull tool

Thank you, works great!

I have figured out the fix. You not only need to install the packages, you must install Visual Studio. The free version, Visual Studio 2010 Express // Visual C++ 2010 Express, works fine. Very nice!

@Djghost Thanks for the indirect tip on that. And as long as source engine has the commands already in the game, they will stay bound, for instance, cc_send_start_game_message. All you need to do is back up the .cfg file. Custom commands like god/ohk are not in source engine, and you need a .dll like Nico's VinPub to add them into it before you can use them.

@mmavipc you may want to include instructions in your OP to download Visual Studio, as if it didn't work for me right away, most people probably won't figure out how to use this!

Originally Posted by maddoggy00

I think that was just something weird with your computer, I compiled it in release so that you wouldn't need to have the devlibs installed, only the release runtime.