G2F install

rumpotrumpot Posts: 96
edited December 1969 in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

All my content is in /users/{username}/Documents/DAZ 3D/Studio/My Library

and the G2F installed to /Users/Shared/My DAZ 3D library

When I changed the install path of the DIM I got the warning so I left it top shared, buts it's kinda a pain to have to search in yet another location

Is it safe to ignore the warning and install to my regular location?

Regards

Eric

Comments

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,920
    edited December 1969

    Yes. The warning mainly relates to installing something with DIM in a folder where it had previously been installed with the old BitRock installers - since G2F is new that won't be an issue.

  • rumpotrumpot Posts: 96
    edited December 1969

    Thanks. I uninstalled, changed the directory, and reinstalled. Now loading G6pro.
    I have a coupla issues/questions:
    I can only access the G2F from the library and not the smart content, do I need to rescan something?
    Is the DIM smart enough to mark or overwrite my existing installs if I d/l & install through it? Fer instance, what will happen it I use the DIM to install V5, which I had already done with bitRock, since these point to the same location would the installer just overwrite the existing files or will I have any side effects?

    Regards
    Eric

  • fixmypcmikefixmypcmike Posts: 19,583
    edited December 1969

    rumpot said:
    Thanks. I uninstalled, changed the directory, and reinstalled. Now loading G6pro.
    I have a coupla issues/questions:
    I can only access the G2F from the library and not the smart content, do I need to rescan something?
    Is the DIM smart enough to mark or overwrite my existing installs if I d/l & install through it? Fer instance, what will happen it I use the DIM to install V5, which I had already done with bitRock, since these point to the same location would the installer just overwrite the existing files or will I have any side effects?

    Regards
    Eric

    DIM will just overwrite the files -- the only potential problem is if the product has been updated and some files were removed or moved to different locations -- since the original installation was with a Bitrock installer, DIM doesn't know that those files need to be removed.

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