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Or just delete them via 'find' find /Volumes/Mounted-SMB-share -name. You have a few options to clean them out…Ī GUI app like Blueharvest (I haven't used this on network volumes).Ī Terminal command on OS X, (attempt to merge & delete the files) dot_clean -m /Volumes/Mounted-SMB-share The get info dialog shows some extended attributes, but not all of them.ĭeleting the files does lose this metadata. The files are created when OS X stores files on a filesystem that does not support extended attributes - things like Spotlight comments or the 'downloaded from' URLs that are added to files from the internet. OS X has a tool built in to clean these - it is a Terminal command These are 'dot underbar' files or 'Apple double' files.

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Is there a way, without using third party software that costs any money, to make these files visible within Finder so I can delete them from the network drive? They aren't a problem on my Macbook Pro so that's fine, I just want them off the network drive!Īny suggestions would be great, thanks 🙂 My dad can see all these files and just delete them manually, but we have a massive media library and it's a total pain to sift through and do that as it'll take forever! When deleting these files I noticed that the 'dead' files always started with a '._' before the normal file name. I recently noticed that whenever I copied a file from my Macbook Pro onto that hard drive, XBMC would show two files that would appear exactly the same but one of them wouldn't play. I have hard drive attached to my router working as a NAS drive, which is my main source for a media library (XBMC) running on a Raspberry Pi. I'm no Terminal wizard so all these lines of commands with no explanation mean nothing to me, I'm hoping someone can explain a relatively simple (or copy and paste) command I can use! Turn these off in GEM_settings.I've seen a number of discussions regarding this, but haven't found anything that has a straight forward, idiot proof method. The grain is from the Film grain shaders. Red planet flickering is from Windowed mode in most every case. Ensure you are running in Fullscreen mode. But as I said, the last thing is personal preference and not a glitch in itselfĭo not run KSP in Borderless Window mode. I tried various settings in the enbsettings.ini but couldn't really fix it. the whole thing turns into a white & bleached-out blob. Lastly, I know this is reaching into aesthetics which are always personal preference but something inside the Bloom settings seems to be killing the 'nice' lighting of the Sun. I've noticed several weird glitches / flicker events in conjunction with the EnvironmentalVisualEnhancements and Better Atmosphere package. Whe whole affair seems to be dependent on where the camera is in relation to the Sun. The whole of Mun / Minmus turns red as well.

I noticed a weird glitch when in EVA or map view: Kerbins landmass turn an orangy-red at times. the whole display becomes quite grainy, which is an issue for reading the glass cockpits provided with RasterPropMonitor Maybe these can be addressed at some time in the future so I thought I'd share: After one day of fun though, I uninstalled it again due to a few glitches and observations. This is really nice, it gave me a whole new experience in KSP. These files are enbseries.ini, SweetFX_settings.txt, and GEM_settings.txt Be careful and read documentation where available. On some computers, settings may need to be tweaked.

NOTE: You can change palettes while in gameplay! This is convenient for setting your mood on other planets.

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In order for this plugin to work, your Antialiasing and Antistropic Filtering must be turned off.ġ) Head over to ENB Dev and download ENB Series Generic: Ģ) Extract the 'd3d9.dll' ENB Plugin from the 'Wrapper' folder in the generic ENB download to your KSP_win folder with your KSP.exe, or wherever you have installed it.ģ) Extract the contents of the 'INSTALLATION FILES' in your BlueHarvest download into your KSP_win folder with your KSP.exe, or wherever you have insalled it.Ĥ Optional) Pick a palette from the 'OPTIONAL PALLETTES' folder and replace the 'enbpalette.bmp' in your KSP_win folder with your KSP.exe, or wherever you have installed it.ĥ) Ensure KSP is not in Borderless Windowed mode and only in Fullscreen! Than, simply enjoy!

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