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[billy3]

Hey guys,

I was going through the BiG World Install.bat to add in "pause"'s so I could let it install to a point, then safely pause my VM, then continue it later (otherwise resuming the VM results in and error writing to the network drive I'm installing on since the network's not immediately connected).

I came across this snippet:

:RULESYST
%IFNS%fullplate%IFNIF%tb#tweaks.exe GOTO :MODLIST
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:: rule system
%TXT%@39
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set /P X=                         (FP)  -  (DD)  -  (FD)  . . .
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if /I "%X%"=="FP" goto :FULLPLATE
if /I "%X%"=="DD" goto :DUNGDRAG
if /I "%X%"=="FD" goto :FULLDUNG
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goto :MODLIST
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:FULLPLATE
type NUL> BWP_FULLPLATE
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:DUNGDRAG
type NUL> BWP_DUNGDRAG
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:FULLDUNG
type NUL> BWP_FULLPLATE
type NUL> BWP_DUNGDRAG
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:MODLIST

Notice how there's no "goto :MODLIST" after "type NUL> BWP_FULLPLATE" or "type NUL> BWP_DUNGDRAG", which results in both BWP_FULLPLATE and BWP_DUNGDRAG getting set.

It looks like it's a bug, but thought I'd ask in case it's deliberate due to some under-the-hood issue between the mods.

[billy3]

Also found this:

:WIDESCR
%NMAC% %IFNS%widescreen.exe goto :skipWide
%MAC% goto :skipWide
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:: widescreen
%TXT%@48  
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set /P X=                                   s(K)ip . . .
if /I "%X%"=="K" goto :skipWide
:start7
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:: X coordinate
%TXT%@49
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set /P X=
ECHO %X%> BWP_widescreen_input.txt
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:: Y coordinate
%TXT%@50
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set /P X=
ECHO %X%>> BWP_widescreen_input.txt
ECHO Y>> BWP_widescreen_input.txt
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:: agree or skip widescreen
%TXT%@51
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set /P X=                (W)idescreen  -  resi(Z)e  . . .

What is "set /P X=" happening twice? Isn't it supposed to "set /P Y=" the 2nd time?

[Jarno Mikkola]

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What is "set /P X=" happening twice? Isn't it supposed to "set /P Y=" the 2nd time?

Wel, you first set the X coordinate, and then you set the Y coordinate using the same function... the

set /P X=

... and then the last

ECHO Y>> BWP_widescreen_input.txt

Might confuse you, but it's just "Y" written at the end of the file, which is a yes to the question.