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Seconding this, which methods are supposedly not working on Windows 11? I have been making my repacks under Windows 11 for months now and have not encountered any such problems. If there's anything you would like testing, just ask.
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//if (FailWinEleven = '') and (MessageBox(WizardForm.Handle, 'Some of the methods used in this compression may not be supported by Windows 11.' + #13#10 + #13#10 + 'Would you like to continue anyway?', SetupMessage(msgSetupAppTitle), MB_ICONQUESTION or MB_YESNO or MB_TASKMODAL) <> IDYES) thenQuote:
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ShellExec('open', ExpandConstant('{app}\QuickSFV.exe'), AddQuotes(ExpandConstant('{app}\{#QuickSFVFile}')), '', SW_SHOWNORMAL, ewWaitUntilTerminated, ResultCode);Quote:
For the xt_zlib method (from the old xtool) the old DLL zlibwapi.dll (102 Kb) was replaced by the DLL used with the new XTool (523 Kb) and the problem was fixed (I hope it has the same compression gain). For errors in the other methods above the incompatible library is lzo2.dll (103 Kb) which does not work with Windows 11. You can blacklist the DiskSpan GUI new methods that occur extraction errors in windows 11, for this include in the FailWinEleven= key of the [SETTINGS] section of DSG_Methods.ini. The methods listed if used will show a warning to the user before compression and also during installation. For errors of this type to occur, it is necessary to compress it on Windows 10 or lower and install it on Windows 11. Compressing on windows 11 will not show errors even during installation because the libraries will be ignored and there will be no precompression (Ratio 100%). |
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@Masquerade see my previou post.
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https://i.imgur.com/jiXlCtS.png If it was possible to remove the checksums.md5 file from the game folder after verification, I would be happy :) |
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KaktoR thank you :) Reliable as always !!
However, I noticed an error. After selecting the redists in the installer during their installation, windows with the C: \ Windows \ folder open, when I uncheck them, everything works normally. I checked on my script and on a clean script downloaded from here: https://fileforums.com/showpost.php?...postcount=1237 I am adding my scrypt for inspection Attachment 32748 |
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#define DeleteHashFile YesNo(ReadIni(Settings, "CRCCheck", "QuickSFVDeleteHashFile", "")) |
Users are reporting to me that my installer reports an error:
https://i.imgur.com/cOxcSzn.png I don't know what's going on, doesn't ASIS support windows x86 version or only x64 versions? |
It is x64 only.
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Is it possible to run it on windows x86?
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I wonder what people still use x86 OS, but whatever.
You could try to delete the following lines from [Setup], but I can not guarantee that it will not brake up something and I will not give any support for it. Do at your own risk. Code:
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The installer will run but the decompressors being x64 will not work.
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I think I have found another “bug” in v7.4.1:
If I set “StartCheck” to “1”, the CRC check should start automatically at the end of the installation, but it does not. It just comes up with the “installation is finished” window, nothing more. Settings.ini Code:
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// CRCCheckKR blizz |
Works fine here.
Did you check the "Check CRC" checkbox? Edit: Make sure you have included the hash file in Setup.dll and name file extension to ".dat" and add it to records.ini aswell like this Code:
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Yes, the "Check CRC" is preselected (deactivating and re-selecting also did nothing). Hm... I'll have to see what the problem is.
EDIT: The "StartCheck" option does not only work if I set "QuickSFV" to "1", correct? |
The "StartCheck" option is only relevant if you don't use QuickSFV check. QuickSFV check starts always automatically if unpack process is finished.
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Hm ... very funny. I don't know what's wrong with me (I've also tried settings from previous versions [of course everything has been adjusted] but it just won't work.
These are my standard settings in “Settings.ini” Code:
Enable=1Another thing I noticed is that when I have “StartCheck=0", the window no longer appears (i.e., where I then have to start the check manually [which still appeared with 7.3.x]), so it must definitely be me. Then I'll try an older version of the script. KR blizz |
I'm asking again: Is your hash file included in Setup.dll and Records.ini?
Send me all relevant files for testing (Settings.ini, Setup.dll). |
Okay, i will send you the Files via PN.
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[Record#]If using {app} the file will not be deleted from the installation folder after checking. Names without constants in the Source= key cannot be used. |
I'm not quite sure how it would work since I'm aware the current system orders the current lists of components/tasks using the integer value, but would it be possible to use a separate value to dictate the order that components/tasks appear, and instead attaching a string label to the component/task? I'm definitely interested in trying to implement this myself, since its definitely a niche use-case, given I'm sure the majority of users don't have extensive component/task lists that regularly differ and need to be re-ordered. If anyone could give me some guidance on what a possible solution would require I'd greatly appreciate it.
I'm not great at describing what I'm attempting in a succinct manner, so heres a brief mockup: Records.ini entry Code:
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ComponentMAINDATA.Name=Main FilesI had a quick thought that it might even be easier at a glance to order items if there was a separate Settings.ini entry solely for the order of items, so for example: Settings.ini entry Code:
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Sorry for late response, was out of the house for a few days.
Sure it is possible but it requires extensive editing. I'm pretty sure no one will ever do that. |
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what could this error mean?
*Running instaler with selected language failed. Code 5* I will add that after creating the installer, the installation is successful for me |
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hello, I downloaded version 7.4.2 I launched the script.bat compile file without modifying the settings.ini file and it worked well. but when I modify the settings.ini file for my game. I got an error message.
With version 7.4.1 I have no error when compiling https://zupimages.net/up/22/48/psgb.png My ini Code:
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Thanks for the report.
The error comes from crc check if you don't use quicksfv. I will fix it later. |
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How can you add a label in ASIS: Advanced Simple Installer Script like the image below?
https://upload.cc/i1/2022/12/02/pwj4BU.jpg |
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