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This exists at the character level -- in the UI, if you click on the Commands button, and then hover over one of the commands so that the character flyout list appears, you can hover over one of the character names in that flyout menu to see how to trigger it using a ;tell within the game.

GINA uses .Net's implementation of RegEx. There are a couple of tricks that I do to increase performance (e.g., if any static text is discovered outside of grouping constructs, I grab up to 8 characters of that text so that I can do a much, much faster "quick check" on log lines to determine if the ...

You can activate and deactivate different trigger groups for each character. If you click on a character in the list on the left side of the screen, you will see checkboxes appear next to the trigger groups in the trigger list.

GINABeta (1.0.20.0) has a fix for the Use Regex checkbox in the Early End Text editor, but I can not reproduce the issue in the "Use Regular Expressions" checkbox in the General Settings section; is that the checkbox you are referring to in your Edit?

1 - Are you using Avast anti-virus software? (Your symptoms sound different, but just want to verify due to timing.) If so, see this thread . 2 - If the answer to #1 is No, can you uninstall GINA, and try running the download with a different browser (if you were using Internet Explorer, try Chrome;...

For now, I have turned the beta link back on ( http://eq.gimasoft.com/gina/DownloadBeta.aspx ). It is the code base that got pushed to live as 1.0.19.0, so it won't have the fixes implemented in 1.0.19.1 and 1.0.19.2. If you have changed your GINA Data Folder in the live version, you can point to th...

Also, it looks like you can add the following to your exclusion list to bypass the check and allow GINA to run: C:\Users\<YOUR_WINDOWS_USERNAME_HERE>\AppData\Local\*\gina.exe I'm very unimpressed with Avast's implementation of their "we're not sure, but maybe" feature... it should at least provide t...

If you got Programs in Control Panel and select to uninstall GINA, it should ask you if you want to rollback a version or uninstall. If the previous version you had was not having issues, try the rollback option to the previous version.

I installed Avast on a virtual box and their application is reporting it as Win32:Evo-gen, which is their generic algorithm that often has false positives. It's not saying it found a virus, just that there is code that "could be" doing stuff that is dangerous if an executable happens to actually be ...

GINA users have reported having issues with AVAST in the past due to false positives in AVAST. Can you post a log from AVAST describing what AVAST thinks it is detecting?