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[Olri]

Adding after the project's interface section will give you a button which allows you to create a script:

pButton1=Create,1,8,291,295,80,25,CreateScript

pTextBox1=,1,0,54,301,102,21,Type

pTextBox2=,1,0,174,301,102,21,ScriptName



[CreateScript]

DirMake,"%BaseDir%\Archive\%pTextBox1%"

FileCreateBlank,"%BaseDir%\Archive\%pTextBox1%\%pTextBox2%.script"

FileCreateBlank,"%ProjectDir%\Addons\%pTextBox2%.link"

TXTAddLine,"%ProjectDir%\Addons\%pTextBox2%.link","[main]","Append"

TXTAddLine,"%ProjectDir%\Addons\%pTextBox2%.link","link=%baseDir%\Archive\%pTextBox1%\%pTextBox2%.script","Append"

TXTAddLine,"%ProjectDir%\Addons\%pTextBox2%.link","Selected=False","Append"

I know it's kinda sloppy but it's a start

[Brito]

That's a good start..


I was planning on post a simple way of making new scripts:

1 - Open notepad



2 - Save the file with extension .script where you want to place it in the project



3 - Run/Refresh Openbuilder

Scripts can be completely empty when, new values are added in the interface as they are inputed.

The only condition is to add a [Process] section from where the commands are read..


Good work Olri!

[Olri]

Hmm I could do the first 2 but I don't know how to do that last part in a script. Is that possible? (3 - Run/Refresh Openbuilder)

[Brito]

I can add it..