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Where to continue project execution from​

These settings control what happens when you click Next or To End during project playback.

Next action after the last completed one​

If enabled, the project will continue from the next action after the last one that was performed.

From the selected action​

With this one, the project continues running from whichever action you currently have selected in the project scheme.

Always ask​

This checkbox means you’ll be asked to choose between the above two options every time before continuing.

Running the project from the beginning​

This setting decides how the project behaves when you click From the Beginning.

Perform the first action​

With this option, the project’s focus will jump to the first action right after you click From the Beginning.

Run until a breakpoint​

Actions will be executed up to the first Breakpoint—or straight to the end if there isn’t one.

Ask​

You’ll be asked every time which behavior to use.

Debugger options​

Clear log at the start of debugging​

Every time you run the project From the Beginning, the log will be wiped automatically.

Advanced log window​

The log will show up in a window with extra features and the ability to copy text.

This setting turns on simultaneously for both ZennoDroid and ProjectMaker.

Some differences, like headers appearing for example:

headers appearing

You’ll need to restart for this option to take effect.

Always show warnings in the log​

Extra warnings will show up in the log. For example:

  • If statement execution Result: false if the IF action follows the red branch.

Show warning about unsupported browser version​

Not relevant for ZennoDroid. Doesn't affect anything.

Switch to Bad/GoodEnd during multiple debug runs​

If this option is enabled, an action can transfer execution to BadEnd or GoodEnd, depending on whether errors occur or things are going smoothly.

But if you turn this option off, you can only hit Bad/GoodEnd once per run—after that, you’ll have to restart the project From the Beginning.

Recreate C# code execution thread​

This setting helps, in some cases, prevent memory leaks in ProjectMaker when running C# code on AMD processors. The actual bug is in .NET Framework.

Disables use of ThreadStatic.

If you use ThreadStatic in your C# project, you should turn this option off.

Notification settings​

This controls Notifications that pop up on your desktop.

Notifications

Theme​

Choose a background color for notifications:

  • Black, black
  • White, white
  • Blue, blue
  • Green, green
  • Orange, orange
  • WhiteRed, red and white

Large message size​

Notifications will show up bigger.

Placement​

Choose where notifications appear on your desktop:

  • bottom right (default)
  • bottom left
  • top left
  • top right

Reset dock panel layout in case of glitches​

The Reset panels button brings the program’s windows back to their default positions, which is useful if you undocked, moved, or closed them.

Windows also reset when you change the Interface Mode.

Interface Mode