VERSION 1.10 OUT NOW
Full compatibility with game version 1.10 & 1.11
This is the first full release of the Witcher 3 Launcher.
In both design and functionality it is pretty close to what the Witcher 2's Launcher could do.
For now I decided to provide an interface, which will automatically integrate both the
W3HC - Witcher 3 Hunter's Config by MelekTaus
and the
Debug Console Enabler by Skomski, Nalatroz, and pHaZic
if you have them installed.
All functions that are currently implemented should work as they are with the gog.com/DVD
version, as well as with the Steam version (If you do no launch it via Steam, you probably
won't get achievements though.)
Fresh Installation:
Simply double-click the installer and make sure you point the installation to the right place.
The launcher.exe should sit in the
...\The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt
directory.
Update:
Make sure you've uninstalled the old launcher first. to do this navigate to your
...\The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt
directory and double-click the unis0xx.exe (the xx represent a number, which is determined by how many DLCs and patches you've installed) which does NOT have the orange gog icon, but the wolf medallion icon instead:
Then do a fresh install.
Credits:
Credits go to CDProjektRED for the artwork the backgrounds comes from and the icon.
Credits for the highlighted gog.com button go to ChiefyWombat.
Credits for the icons used in the mods window go to Liam McKay and are used under GNU License
Everything else (icons and code) is my original work
And this probably is the mother of all patches:
600+ fixes, various unnamed improvements and a size of about 15GB
Have a look at the changelog here.
Surprisingly this big patch did only require a few minor adjustments to the launcher, but I still haven't been lazy the past months although I've kept silence for most of the time.
I switched the whole internal file read and write system to a way more powerful library than before, which most of you won't even notice, but it's there.
But more importantly I incorporated the profiling function into the stable release of the launcher. The system I am using seems stable enough - none of the beta testers were able to break it which is a very good sign.
And I'm going to tell you another thing: The mod manager is coming along nicely as well. It's too early to talk about this in detail, but there will be a beta coming soon™.
And I'm still not done. I couldn't help myself, but to redo the main window once more, and this time I'm satisfied with it's looks. It is very close to it's predecessors but unique enough to be a new one.
But this should be the part which interests you most.
You can download version 1.10 of the launcher here:
Just make sure you follow the installation instructions.
If you were part of the profiling beta make sure to use this update and follow the installation instructions to the point, otherwise you'll probably loose your savegames:
This should be about it. So instead of rambling on I'll go back to work...
Until then, have fun!
Kad
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Looks alright
The design? Yes, I know! ;)
Or are you talking about the profiling function?
great to see cool stuff :3
Thanks!
I'm still working to make it even cooler ;)