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When you want to regularly enter a sequence of several console commands type them into a plain text editor and save the document (any name) in your darkmod folder. If you want to organize them then you can create a new subfolder within the darkmod folder of any name and save these batch command files all in there. I recommend you take care when choosing names not conflict with existing filenames of course. | When you want to regularly enter a sequence of several console commands type them into a plain text editor and save the document (any name) in your darkmod folder. If you want to organize them then you can create a new subfolder within the darkmod folder of any name and save these batch command files all in there. I recommend you take care when choosing names not to conflict with existing filenames of course. | ||
It will work with almost any command except obviously things like quit. (I expect you can include a call to another batch file from within a batch file.) So, using the xdata example I created a text file called rexd.exc containing... | It will work with almost any command except obviously things like quit. (I expect you can include a call to another batch file from within a batch file.) So, using the xdata example I created a text file called rexd.exc containing... |
Revision as of 15:42, 15 March 2008
written by Fidcal
When you want to regularly enter a sequence of several console commands type them into a plain text editor and save the document (any name) in your darkmod folder. If you want to organize them then you can create a new subfolder within the darkmod folder of any name and save these batch command files all in there. I recommend you take care when choosing names not to conflict with existing filenames of course.
It will work with almost any command except obviously things like quit. (I expect you can include a call to another batch file from within a batch file.) So, using the xdata example I created a text file called rexd.exc containing...
gameError reloadDecls
Then when I adjust text or format in the xdata file I enter in the console the exec command to execute the commands in the file...
exec rexd.exc (or exec exec/rexd.exc if I put it in an exec subfolder within darkmod) Note that you must include the file suffix. Then map again or...
You can make a macro called say rexdmap.exc and include your map name then it will reload it as well...
gameError reloadDecls map <name>
and of course, once you've entered exec exec/rexdmap.exc you need only cursor up the history to repeat the command over and over very easily while you adjust your text.
These links refer to readables xdata....
Readables XData_File_Creation Xdata_file_format A_-_Z_Beginner_Full_Guide_Page_5#Readables:_Books_.26_Scrolls