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Shortcuts to the user's home dir like %userprofile% on Windows and ~/ on Linux don't work as expected when summoning the open file panel.
var paths = SFB.StandaloneFileBrowser.OpenFilePanel("Open File", "%userprofile%", extensions, false);
Using %userprofile% for example opens the panel on the same executing dir with .../UnityApp/%userprofile%/ in the file name field.
Using C:/Users/user instead corrects this behaviour to open on the user's home dir be default as desired, but its silly to hardcode user names.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Shortcuts to the user's home dir like
%userprofile%
on Windows and~/
on Linux don't work as expected when summoning the open file panel.Using
%userprofile%
for example opens the panel on the same executing dir with.../UnityApp/%userprofile%/
in the file name field.Using
C:/Users/user
instead corrects this behaviour to open on the user's home dir be default as desired, but its silly to hardcode user names.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: