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PEBCAK Question

Posted: August 28th, 2017, 8:39 pm
by kentares
Good afternoon,

This is a user problem.

I am setting Hot Keys in the Hot Keys tab and they are passing to UO.

When I sign out and close UO / Razor and re-launch Razor and sign back in the Hot Keys I set are blank.

What am I doing incorrectly?

Razor Version: 1.0.14.10

VER: Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.14393]

WINVER: Version 1607 (OS Build 14393.1593)

Thank you for your time,




kentares :oops:

Re: PEBCAK Question

Posted: September 19th, 2017, 5:41 pm
by hrs024
solution: use steam

Re: PEBCAK Question

Posted: September 19th, 2017, 8:13 pm
by Eos
Is there only one Razor instance open when you set the hotkey? If there are other open Razor instances, they will overwrite the profile when closing without the new hotkey (unless you set the hotkey in all open Razor instances). Usually this is the issue with hotkeys not saving.

If you're sure there is only one Razor running, are hotkeys the only things not saving? What about Arm/Dress lists, or other settings?

After closing Razor, you could have a look in the profile XML file to see if the hotkeys are properly being saved. (The profile XML file is located in the data directory, which can be opened from the Help & Status tab.)

A hotkey entry for a macro named "Example" would look something like this in the profile XML file:

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<key mod="0" key="66" send="False">Play: Example</key>

Re: PEBCAK Question

Posted: September 23rd, 2017, 9:48 pm
by kentares
Eos wrote:Is there only one Razor instance open when you set the hotkey? If there are other open Razor instances, they will overwrite the profile when closing without the new hotkey (unless you set the hotkey in all open Razor instances). Usually this is the issue with hotkeys not saving.

If you're sure there is only one Razor running, are hotkeys the only things not saving? What about Arm/Dress lists, or other settings?

After closing Razor, you could have a look in the profile XML file to see if the hotkeys are properly being saved. (The profile XML file is located in the data directory, which can be opened from the Help & Status tab.)

A hotkey entry for a macro named "Example" would look something like this in the profile XML file:

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<key mod="0" key="66" send="False">Play: Example</key>
Thank you, Ma'am; that was the problem.