Replace error window on first export #96
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Hey, you seem like you know what you're doing, so I'm just going to invite you to the repo and give write access. (tag... you're it) Feel free to keep doing stuff like this. if it's something larger, just open a PR and tag me, I can have a look. for more tweak-y UI stuff, feel free to just merge directly in. we'll do that til things break : ) |
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er... oops apparently I don't actually have access to add people (it's still on @IsoFrieze's account). I'll get the rest of these PRs merged in the meantime. |
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Haha well I'm honoured! To be honest, Diz is my first time fiddling around with C#, so I think you might be giving me a wee too much credit there. Nevertheless, I will continue finding meaningful ways to contribute in the mean time! :D |
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This PR streamlines the process of the first export of a project. Rather than prompting the user to open the export settings via an error window, Diz will now do so automatically.