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Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Ash - 2015-08-15 19:22 As requested, I have made a small tutorial on how to make a simple .bat file which will launch several programs at the click of a shortcut. 1. Open a fresh Notepad file and save it in your LFS area, calling it something like "RunLFS.bat". Make sure you select the save as type as "All Files (*.*)" else this will not work. This is an example of my RunLFS.bat file, make the adjustments to your specific needs! Code: @echo off As you can see, I have mine set to launch Logitech Profiler, Logitech Keyboard Profiler and LFS itself. Explanation: The other lines are the executables which I wish to launch. You can see there are 2 main parts. The file LOCATION and the EXECUTABLE itself. You need to have the LOCATION within the speech marks and the EXECUTABLE outside of them. I then found the actual file itself which I saved in my LFS directory, and send it to the desktop as a shortcut and changed the icon to match LFS's own one. Hope this helps, if your stuck, reply and ill give you a hand! - PS Remember to save your file when doing your changes! RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Carl - 2015-08-15 20:25 Very nice tutorial, Ash. Thanks for posting! This may sound like a dumb question, but can I use this method to connect to servers? Using the server IP as the location? RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Ash - 2015-08-15 20:27 Here you go... Replace Quote:start /d "C:\Users\Ash\LFS" LFS.exe with Quote:@start lfs://join=[TC]%%20CityDriving%%20One RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Carl - 2015-08-15 21:42 Thank you! There is a part which is a little confusing, does the .bat replace the original lfs.exe? RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Ash - 2015-08-15 21:54 Noo the .bat file is pretty much a 'Shortcut'. Keep the lfs.exe or you wont be able to play your game lol. The .bat is simply a script which runs commands. Somewhat like LFS Scripts RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Otava - 2015-08-16 06:54 What about putting timer between programs cue to LFS Lazy puts insim automatically 29999 but Mary is saying error before it? RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Val - 2015-08-16 07:40 2 methods to make a timer, simply add one of these in the file : 1) The timeout command : timeout /T 1 /nobreak /T number = set time (in seconds) /nobreak = ignore key press so it won't interrupt the timer if you press a key. 2) You can "make" a timer by pinging an invalid IP address : ping 1.2.3.4 -n 1 -w 1000 >NUL -n number = number of request to send (leave it to 1) -w number = delay in milliseconds (1000 = 1 sec) RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Otava - 2015-08-16 09:08 Can I make BAT file to press for example f7? Thaks Val for response RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Toni - 2015-08-16 09:44 This thread is over my nerd level. Might try this, need to start TurnsigV0.3, LFSlazy, LFSstrobe, etc stuff. RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Val - 2015-08-16 10:20 (2015-08-16 09:08)Otava Wrote: Can I make BAT file to press for example f7? Do you want a .bat script which press the F7 key or do you want to execute a .bat file by pressing the F7 key ? RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Otava - 2015-08-16 16:15 I said to, not by But now the problem is solved and I dont need to so Thanks for response RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Otava - 2015-08-16 16:44 One thing still, can I make LFS Strobe to load the settings automatically RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Otava - 2015-08-16 17:46 Uuuh, that took me a long time. If anybody wants a files what I use to start now just PM me or post here, it puts port automatically (needs 1 bind slot) and starts LFS and/or TC, LFSLazy, Mary and LFSStrobe with settings RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Wouter - 2015-08-23 10:12 I use a .bat-file to start LFS and other programs like Mary for months. It's worth it, because i can start everything with one file now! RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - VirtualTourist - 2015-08-23 11:11 Or just use autoexec.lfs script. /insim 29999 /exec Mary.exe /exec LFSLazy.exe Edit: Hmm I see. You guys are a next level nerdy. RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Wouter - 2015-08-25 14:35 @virtualtourist, i use that in combination with a .bat-file that makes a back-up of the message-log of the last session. RE: [TUTORIAL] Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Otava - 2015-11-08 14:46 Sharing how I use this Main batch LFS-TC.bat Wrote:@echo offand the "F7.vbs" F7.vbs Wrote:Set oShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")Hopefully someone found this useful RE: Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Wouter - 2015-12-03 15:15 I use .bat-files and LFS Scripts for about a half year, and it's worth the pain! RE: Create a BAT file to launch several programs - HellaFlush - 2016-01-10 22:38 So I had this for quite a while now, but my question is, how to turn this off?, my LFS Lazy is broken so it won't connect to port 29999, and I want to change this, but I can't find the .bat file I made like a year ago.. Here is a screenshot of my LFS folder. Thanks in advance. RE: Create a BAT file to launch several programs - Ash - 2016-01-10 22:44 (2016-01-10 22:38)HellaFlush Wrote: So I had this for quite a while now, but my question is, how to turn this off?, my LFS Lazy is broken so it won't connect to port 29999, and I want to change this, but I can't find the .bat file I made like a year ago.. Well you use the .bat file to launch LFS right? If its a shortcut, right click it and find the destination area through the properties. |