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EDIT: wtf you deleted your response posts and I thought I was going nuts because I swore there were posts before this one but they vanished as I posted this.
I would create a new batch file, and copy the code in original post. I had to fix an issue with one of the options.
Cheers.
Yeah there was. Haaaa, sorry. i just wanted to keep this thread clean of my mind numbing spatter. It must be my Minecraft induced OCD kicking in again.
Sorry.
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I hope the dev decides to create a launcher which will take care of not having to create a batch file like this.
Cogmind is such a great game.
The easiest way to launch it from the desktop without touching the contents of the batch file itself is to make a shortcut. Right click drag it to the desktop and the corresponding menu that will appear will have an option for that. If you would like to place the .bat file somewhere else, make a shortcut for it but in the shortcut's properties, set it to run from inside Cogmind's root folder (the entry field for 'Start in:') and it will behave as if it was launched from within there.
All you will do is copy & create s shortcut to your desktop. Easy Peezy.
That's the thing, I grew up on dos, and it just occurred to me the day I posted it. haaa.
God I'm old. :p
Haaaa, I know what you mean. Those were the days.
Old? Nah, you are just well seasoned is all.
Someone64 (post above) did mention something about it being difficult having to integrate it into the game itself.
I'm just curious as a front end would be only a game launcher (tool) instead of being part of the main game itself which does have me wonder the real reason why they wouldn't make a launcher which would allow for all kinds of options.
It didn't take me long to create the batch file so it could take far less time for the dev himself to pound out a real cool feature rich launcher for us to use.
But who knows really.
For example, when you launch ARK, you get the following launcher options:
https://imgur.com/a/DP8tzm6
Basically various ways to launch the program. Cogmind should be able to do the same, even easier as the changes are a simple launch command, not loading up different versions or choosing whether or not to load up associated programs (like BattlEye for ARK).