Maybe try downloading ReShade directly from here and try it with some different games.
I would expect nothing less from somebody with the class to be a Dodger fan!Crosire brings up a good point about the encoding, I've run into that problem when copying and pasting from one file to another. Since the game is so new, there are no direct comparisons to make from watching other people so I am lost now. I am usually pretty good at following directions and have watched or read a number of tutorials so I was sure I was doing everything right. This is the first time I have ever used a sweetfx before so I am new to this process, but I did put 60+ mods on skyrim without ever having a problem. I must have made a fundamental error somewhere but I am not sure where. I deleted everything I had done, ran the game to make sure everything was working properly, (I had made a backup before starting the process to compare the files), and then started over. I also do beleieve my file is encoded in UTF-8, and have not always gotten that error.Dodgertown wrote: Yeah, that is what I did.
I have tried re-installing dplyr and magrittr, but, it still does not seem to work. We will only support UTF-8 in the near future. Now I will try to read it with the system native encoding (which may not be correct). The file "Updated-survival-analysis-from-paul.rmd" should be encoded in UTF-8. In knitr::knit(knit_input, knit_output, envir = envir, quiet = quiet, : handle -> withCallingHandlers -> withVisible -> eval -> eval I have installed and loaded all packages I am using in the console (this includes Knitr, dplyr and magrittr), but when I press the "knit" buttom on the top left of the screen, I get the following error:Ĭalls. I am relatively new to using R, and would like to knit my outputs from my RStudio markdown to a html/pdf.
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