CW2 Folder retreival script

[thepenguin]

this script retreives your Cw2 folder into the folder in which it is run

enjoy

[Michionlion]

or you can search %appdata% and then find the folder named CreeperWorld2.

[CobraKill]

This is more fun michilion. Seems like you got it working TP

[Michionlion]

true... but then you can't add saves without copying it to the ACTUAL directory... so, it only works for taking stuff out, not putting them in.  make a scrpt to do that and then it'll be more fun... ;)

EDIT: make an exe to do it instead.

[CobraKill]

true... but then you can't add saves without copying it to the ACTUAL directory... so, it only works for taking stuff out, not putting them in.  make a scrpt to do that and then it'll be more fun... ;)

EDIT: make an exe to do it instead.

He doesn't probably know how (I shouldn't say that knowing him he probably does)

[thepenguin]

okay, working on this

I'm also working on an interface (not graphical, just a enter # for ...)

I'd do a .exe, but then vista and 7 yell at you to press continue, and then when I over-ride the OS, anti-virus yells at you, but I'm working on it

I'm also adding a few easter eggs :)

[Kamron3]

Be careful downloading .bat files.

I can easily make one that deletes your System 32 folder.

[DarthVader12]

Be careful downloading .bat files.

I can easily make one that deletes your System 32 folder.

Please don't

If anyone is concerned about viruses check
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[CobraKill]

Be careful downloading .bat files.

I can easily make one that deletes your System 32 folder.

Please don't

If anyone is concerned about viruses check
Here, Here, and Here

I believe he means by .bat file it automatically executes whatever commands are written. No viruses, but nastier.

[thepenguin]

if you want to check the source code, go ahead by all means (I beleive in open-source software)

[DarthVader12]

1. Open notepad
2. Copy and paste this code

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@echo off
if exist "C:\Program Files\Windows NT\Pinball" echo d | xcopy "%appdata%\Creeperworld2" "%cd%\Creeperworld2" /e /s
if not exist "C:\Program Files\Windows NT\Pinball" echo d | robocopy "%appdata%\Creeperworld2" "%cd%\Creeperworld2" /e /s
3.Save as

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GetCW2Dir.bat

;) Now you don't have to download anything. NOTE: This exactly the same as the script above.

[thepenguin]

1. Open notepad
2. Copy and paste this code

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@echo off
if exist "C:\Program Files\Windows NT\Pinball" echo d | xcopy "%appdata%\Creeperworld2" "%cd%\Creeperworld2" /e /s
if not exist "C:\Program Files\Windows NT\Pinball" echo d | robocopy "%appdata%\Creeperworld2" "%cd%\Creeperworld2" /e /s
3.Save as

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GetCW2Dir.bat

;) Now you don't have to download anything. NOTE: This exactly the same as the script above.

I wanted to make something that you couldn't mess up

[Overbyte]

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@echo off
if exist "C:\Program Files\Windows NT\Pinball" echo d | xcopy "%appdata%\Creeperworld2" "%cd%\Creeperworld2" /e /s
if not exist "C:\Program Files\Windows NT\Pinball" echo d | robocopy "%appdata%\Creeperworld2" "%cd%\Creeperworld2" /e /s

I wanted to make something that you couldn't mess up

Nifty use of Pinball to check for Windows versions..

[thepenguin]

Nifty use of Pinball to check for Windows versions..

I had to come up with something that had been scrapped in vista and 7, but was in XP

it's a little cumbersome, but it works

anyway, sorry about the delay on the new version (I got a little sidetracked)

[Overbyte]

Nifty use of Pinball to check for Windows versions..

I had to come up with something that had been scrapped in vista and 7, but was in XP

it's a little cumbersome, but it works

anyway, sorry about the delay on the new version (I got a little sidetracked)

This will check for XP or not, and avoid the install of pinball on Vista or 7.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ver_(command) has detailed version numbers if you need to more specific on versions.

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@echo off
ver | find "XP"
if %errorlevel%==1 goto notXP
if %errorlevel%==0 echo d | xcopy "%appdata%\Creeperworld2" "%cd%\Creeperworld2" /e /s
goto end
:notXP
echo d | robocopy "%appdata%\Creeperworld2" "%cd%\Creeperworld2" /e /s
:end