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I'm thinking about giving up my halo,and idling.
http://i33.tinypic.com/sdh8vq.jpg
http://www.sourceop.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic& t=2086
Place the content of the rar file anywhere [usually ~\steam\idle\]
and run RunOnce.bat to setup the script for your system [needs to know Steam installation directory, and steam username for the TF2 directory]
Soon to come:
- Auto-cycle through custom list of servers [from text file].
- Start&Go: TF2 launches and autoconnect to a working server.
- Even more brainless automatic setup
- Support for folder name spaces [not really a feature, just a bug fix]
- Any bugs you guys find, or feature requests I can do.
Dont worry, this isn't an application/program. This batch script only uses Windows CMD [DOS box] and registry editor for the video config.
It does not interact directly with TF2
It simply writes in a CFG file [ie autoexec.cfg]
and
Reads a text file containing the TF2 console dump.
ENJOY!!!!!!
---Folder names with spaces are currently not supported---
If your steam folder is c:\program files\steam
You will need to write c:\progra~1\steam when RunOnce.bat asks you for the steam directory
If you have any other folder with a space, here is how to convert [only to write in RunOnce.bat, no need to actually rename your folder]
1. Write the first 6 characters of your folder name [do not count spaces]
2. Remove any spaces from those 6 characters
3. Add ~1 to the end of the folder name.
Example: C:\Program Files\steam\ BECOMES C:\progra~1\steam\
Example: C:\cool story\steam\ BECOMES C:\coolsto~1\steam\
Example: C:\I love idling\steam\ BECOMES C:\ilovei~1\steam
Example: C:\sm all\steam\ BECOMES c:\small~1\steam\
---Do not write a " \ " at the end of your folder---
GOOD: C:\progra~1\steam
BAD: C:\progra~1\steam\
These two issues will be resolved on next week's update [the one including the features I talked about]