1) It didn’t have the option to select and deselect mods as their respective groups, nor did it save which mods were selected and deselected when you exit and reopen the program.

2) While there is the option to save your configurations to profiles, these profiles are based on the idea that they are per person, rather than per game type. As a result if you have different settings that you use for Episode 2 when compared to the original HL2, and you want to make these settings for multiple mods at once, you have to deselect each of the mods you don’t want, and select each mod of the gametype that you do want those settings to apply to, manually.

3) There is an option to have the program automatically include a custom cfg file that you select, however instead of just copying and pasting the file directly, it creates a new file and copies and pastes the information from the file you select into the new one. This means that it wont work for adding in the “joystick.cfg” that is needed for Source games to recognize analog movement from a gamepad.

Despite these issues, Source Sauce turned what used to be a solid 1 – 3 minutes of constant clicking and adjusting options for each and every mod I played, into a mere 10 seconds to configure everything for me with less than half a dozen clicks. This program definitely has my approval, but I hope that these issues I mentioned are addressed soon.

Only quibble: it needs a way to transfer keyboard settings to all games.

Other than that, good bit of kit.

Thanks for pointing this out, Phillip, it’s helpful.

On my old computer I used to run it in 8.1 for a better frame rate. Now that I have a better system I don’t bother.

yes you can choose any directx version you want. from 5 to 9. (does hl2 even support dx5 ?)