ASIS: Advanced Simple Installer Script

[KaktoR]

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.

[L33THAK0R]

Originally Posted by KaktoR

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.

No worries, thanks for the response! I'm definitely feeling confident I could probably get it working (I've had some pretty decent success with overwriting existing infrastructure to introduce my own, to better suit my needs), I'm just trying to figure out where to start looking, I can easily find the logic for existing component/tasks attributes (eg. .Name, .ItemType, .Size, .Level), but I can't find the logic for the order of component/task items, would you by any chance remember where abouts this was implemented?

[Cesar82]

Originally Posted by L33THAK0R

No worries, thanks for the response! I'm definitely feeling confident I could probably get it working (I've had some pretty decent success with overwriting existing infrastructure to introduce my own, to better suit my needs), I'm just trying to figure out where to start looking, I can easily find the logic for existing component/tasks attributes (eg. .Name, .ItemType, .Size, .Level), but I can't find the logic for the order of component/task items, would you by any chance remember where abouts this was implemented?

You should be aware that the Component=, Task= and Language= keys of records.ini also support multiple comma-separated values.

[Record10]
Type=Freearc_Original
Source={src}\l33t-data-1.bin
Output={app}\
Disk=10
Component=1,2,6
Task=3,7
Language=EN,DE,FR

[L33THAK0R]

Originally Posted by Cesar82

You should be aware that the Component=, Task= and Language= keys of records.ini also support multiple comma-separated values.

[Record10]
Type=Freearc_Original
Source={src}\l33t-data-1.bin
Output={app}\
Disk=10
Component=1,2,6
Task=3,7
Language=EN,DE,FR

Ah thanks for the heads up, this'll definitely be useful in the future!