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    Default How to create a batch file?

    So, the unpacker readme says that in order to use my modified files, I have to create a 'batch file' and launch the game with that. How do I create such a file? I don't even know where to begin with this...

    THanks for any help.

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    Default Re: How to create a batch file?

    Just follow theese steps and all wil be fine

    1) Go to your M2TW directory
    2) Create a new txt file, call it whatever you like (i used M2TW.txt)
    3) Open the txt file and add the following line: medieval2.exe --io.file_first
    Copy/paste the line so you get it exact
    4) Save the txt
    5) Rename the txt to bat (aka: M2TW.txt to M2TW.bat)
    6) Run the bat file to play M2TW

    Now it should work
    AEE

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    Default Re: How to create a batch file?

    Thanks, but how do I change a text file into a bat? Just throwing .bat on the end of the name doesn't do anything...

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    Default Re: How to create a batch file?

    After you create the text file just select "save as" and save the file as:

    "name.bat"

    Windows should save it as a batch file.

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    Default Re: How to create a batch file?

    Ah excellent, that worked perfectly. Thanks to you both.

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    Default Re: How to create a batch file?

    Quote Originally Posted by IPoseTheQuestionYouReturnTheAnswer
    Thanks, but how do I change a text file into a bat? Just throwing .bat on the end of the name doesn't do anything...

    I would recommend you to disable the "Hide file extensions for known file types" option under folderoptions.

    It makes it alot easier to mod and work with your comp imho
    AEE

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