(2020-08-07, 0:30)N. W. Perry Wrote: What I've been doing is copy the offLib.csl to my own custLib.csl, then I unpack that and use it as my shadow library so I can save corrections and new shadow files.
So if I understand correctly, my process should be:
I should now have all updated files, plus whatever new ones I'd made (unless they were corrections to existing files, which are now replaced with your updates). Right?
- -Before installing the new .sf, I should re-pack my custom library to custLib.csl
- -Set custLib.csl as my library so that it will synchronize
- -Install the new .sf and re-launch LDCad
- -Re-unpack custLib and switch to that directory when I want to make more changes
No. You'll destroy your customizations if you do that. You have have more that one shadow library. Better to have a separate shadow library that only contains your altered/added files much like is done with unofficlal parts. Then your custom lib will override the "official" Roland supplied one.