Hey, it's not an update, it's the same old patches. I just uploaded the .zip again cos my web hosting thst the old one was on has expired.

There actually IS a diy3 on my computer, but it's so full of bugs that i never released it.

Maybe one day....

Lol, I hear you there. I have a significant update of my mmb library that I haven't gotten around to finishing, either. Some pretty cool things that are just sitting here on my laptop. Thought I'd be done a year ago, and I still haven't gotten around to what really amounts to just tidying everything up and making it all consistent.

Yeah, I thought this was a recently-started thread since there was recent activity on it. Anyway, still great patches, still use them all the time. Thanks again.

Hey thanks, this archive it's impressive, really a nice and useful work!

wow thanks a lot for this

Crikey, I'm so late to the party it's ridiculous! :/ I only discovered DIY2 a few months ago, but even 10 years after it was born, I'm loving it. Is it something you might consider open sourcing as a repo, mod? I know that there a plenty of users out there that build on DIY2 so why not combine the efforts? I'll bet that a bunch of us have made the same kind of tweaks here and there too.

Just wantd to thank.....Thank you, Hardoff

I may not be entirely correct in my methodology but is there a main window I can go that plays it all, also it would be beneficial to have a txt file that shows what each patch does. If there is no homepage how would you suggest I implement It into my own projects?