Ah, drag and drop. Thanks! Never tried that. That doesn't come intuitively to me like it apparently does to everyone else lol.
Yeah, the run needs some work yet. Troflip did have the DOSBox location hard wired in the CMD file, but this would be an easy fix. I would add a setting in the preferences that allows setting the DOSBox path. It should copy everything from the template folder to your new development folder when you create a new game. I just noticed that the SCI1.1 folder is the only one with the run.cmd file. Without looking at the source I do not know if the program can also create it or only copies it. Also the SCI0 template is in base of the TemplateGame folder and TemplateGame\SCI0.
No, I'm not talking about the file itself, but the browse button. It's just that when browsing for another file to run by (or even run.cmd itself) it puts the entire path into the field. But when you go to launch the game from Companion (with the Green Arrow button) it looks inside the current game's folder for whatever is in the field. So it searches the file pathway twice: "g:\games\adventures\mine\game\g:\games\adventures\mine\game\run.cmd". So really all you need to do is put "run.cmd" into the field and it'll search in the game's directory "g:\games\adventures\mine\game\run.cmd". It's just an issue with how the launch game button and the launch GUI is programmed. It probably shouldn't be predisposed to look inside the game folder but from whatever pathway is in the launch game field. Either that or tie the browse function to look inside the game folder only or something.
EDIT: Errr...I can't drag and drop a picture into Companion...what am I missing?
EDIT 2: Ok, never mind. The file name must have a number. Any way we can allow importing of named filenames too? As long as they end in P56? Also, I'm still having a problem with after deleting and importing a background there are two entries for the background (500). One is blank. Still can't seem to delete any resources without this annoying bug cropping up. Deleting resources is a legitimate exercise and should have no hiccups.
EDIT 3: Ok, never mind again. I deleted the copy and it went away without issue and didn't come back after rebuilding resources. Deleting other unused backgrounds and rebuilding didn't generate copies. Just the one time. Strange, but it all works. I'm not sure what will happen when I import backgrounds at those same numbers, but for now it's ok...