Release v3.1.4

[Trenloe]

Hi there. In my attempt to update this message came out:

Fantasy Grounds Updater
SaveToVault
Unable to extract file (extensions/5E_Language_Fonts_FR_Wizards.ext)

Then:
Fantasy Grounds Updater
SaveToVault
Unable to save file (extensions/5E_Language_Fonts_FR_Wizards.ext) to content vault

Delete the two files mentioned above and re-run the update. Run FG as administrator before you run the update.

[whiteTiki]

Thanks Trenloe. That solved the issue.

[goonalan]

They are in your Data folder. Bring up the FG launcher screen and in the upper right there's a small folder - that takes you to your Data folder. Find the two files and delete them. The .dat file is the one the program is trying to update and the .dat.tmp one is the temporary file created when the update process fails. Delete both and try updating again.

Doing this didn't impact any of my game stuff/content (although, with a failed update like this, you will likely notice your purchased 5E content is gone until you successfully complete the update).

And then it worked... went off to make tea after watching it fail to download LMOP about seven more times, came back thirty minutes later and all done.

Thanks though, this may be of use to me in the future.

Cheers Paul

[goonalan]

1) If you start FG and on the launcher screen above the version number on the top right there is a folder icon. Click it and it will pop up a window with FG's data. There will be a list of folders and files. One of the files will be content.dat and there might be a content.dat.tmp file. Delete both of them.

2) Deleting these only these files will not effect any of your game data. All that is kept in the campaigns folder so just deleting those two files only effects the downloader. You are doing this in case the downloader is stuck because the .dat file got corrupt. The downloader will rebuild the file from scratch after it is deleted.

And then it worked... went off to make tea after watching it fail to download LMOP about seven more times, came back thirty minutes later and all done.

Thanks though, this may be of use to me in the future.

Cheers Paul