ASIS: Advanced Simple Installer Script

[yasitha]

Hi KaktoR,
Please update the first page with latest Release!

[bubobih]

Hello there is 4 bugs that im notice,

1st is uninstall icon in control panel doesent show, at least in windows 10
i solve that adding in
[Setup]
UninstallDisplayIcon={uninstallexe}

Second bug is [CRCCheck] when u disable it at the end u get this error


3rd bug is when u increase font size in windows 10 (idk about other) install window get messed.

4th bug is showing installation size in add remove and in other 3rd party uninstallers, it says 1.5mb. I solve that adding this line in
[Setup]
UninstallDisplaySize=


Set in bytes. (1048576 bytes = 1 megabyte)

u need pretty big number, and u need to change it manualy every time. Maybe someone have some automatised line for this.

Additional tips to show in add/remove programs

AppPublisher=Name
AppPublisherURL=https://example.com/

[KaktoR]

Could you add a screenshot of bug #4 please?

[yasitha]

Originally Posted by KaktoR

Could you add a screenshot of bug #4 please?

I have fix that in long time a go. It's actually not a bug.
When we create setup.exe file. It's only count itself not the game.

He's talking about Uninstall panel on the windows..
It only shows 1.5mn or 30mb of setup.exe So we have to add Uninstall display size.. To show the game size..

[KaktoR]

UninstallDisplaySize={#SizeMB}

should work

[yasitha]

Originally Posted by KaktoR

UninstallDisplaySize={#SizeMB}

should work

It's not,
Cause UDS need Game Size in bytes, not in MB or GB
10737441824 (1MB)

To get right size on UDS you have to put size on like this.

1024 x 1024 = 1,048,576 (1MB)
1,048,576 x 1024 = 1,073,741,824 (1GB)

[K4miKaZe]

Originally Posted by yasitha

It's not,
Cause UDS need Game Size in bytes, not in MB or GB
10737441824 (1MB)

To get right size on UDS you have to put size on like this.

1024 x 1024 = 1,048,576 (1MB)
1,048,576 x 1024 = 1,073,741,824 (1GB)

I think what KaktoR means to say is to put exactly what he wrote on the script:

UninstallDisplaySize={#SizeMB}

and not

UninstallDisplaySize=Any number in MB

SizeMB is probably linked to the settings/setup ini, same value you put in for the game size on it. Not sure as im not home, but thats what i understand at least and if SizeMB is the same used for the game size, it should also work for this.

[yasitha]

Originally Posted by K4miKaZe

I think what KaktoR means to say is to put exactly what he wrote on the script:

UninstallDisplaySize={#SizeMB}

and not

UninstallDisplaySize=Any number in MB

SizeMB is probably linked to the settings/setup ini, same value you put in for the game size on it. Not sure as im not home, but thats what i understand at least and if SizeMB is the same used for the game size, it should also work for this.

No you can't do that,
cause setting.ini requires size as megabytes,
but UDS requires size as bytes.
The only way to fix this to add another one like {#UDSize} to Script and settings.ini and we have to put game size as megabytes and UDS size as bytes
It will solved the problem.

[K4miKaZe]

Well, if its in bytes then this will not work but you can set it up adding zeros to the end, its not 100% accurate but it should work almost fine.

UninstallDisplaySize={#SizeMB}000000

Maybe instead of 1024 values we can change the mb value to 1000 so it would work for for install and uninstall. As said, im not at home so i cant take a better look into it.

[yasitha]

Originally Posted by K4miKaZe

Well, if its in bytes then this will not work but you can set it up adding zeros to the end, its not 100% accurate but it should work almost fine.

UninstallDisplaySize={#SizeMB}000000

Maybe instead of 1024 values we can change the mb value to 1000 so it would work for for install and uninstall. As said, im not at home so i cant take a better look into it.

adding the another one like this will works perfectly.
I already done it.

Settings.ini

Size=46080
UDSize=42563458747

in Script
UninstallDisplaySize={#UninstallSize}

When, we Pack the Game, we just need to copy paste the games size to UDSize is that simple.

[KaktoR]

Ok I will write a simple function for calculation ({#SizeMB} * 1024 = UninstallDisplaySize).

This should work then because {#SizeMB} * 1024 = bytes

[K4miKaZe]

Originally Posted by KaktoR

Ok I will write a simple function for calculation ({#SizeMB} * 1024 = UninstallDisplaySize).

This should work then because {#SizeMB} * 1024 = bytes

Yeah, that would be the best option. Just keeping things simple as always.

Thanks KaktoR !!!

[KaktoR]

Here is a changelog for next version.

v7.1.2 beta8
_____________________________________________________
- Added Redist installation to CompactMode
- Added ISHash library to CompactMode (now really!)
- Updated ISHash library (thanks to peterf1999)
- Reworked Components (thanks to Cesar82)
  > Information will follow later
- Updated 7z to v19.0.0.0
- Changed 'Size=' key in Settings.ini
  > It is now possible to write size as follow:
    b,B,k,K,kb,KB,Kb,m,M,mb,MB,Mb,g,G,gb,GB,Gb,t,T,tb,TB,Tb,p,P,pb,PB,Pb
    Example: 12345 Gb, 987.6 m
- Fixed slideshow
  > Before it always show the first picture twice.
- Fixed not correct size in Windows Control Panel
- Fixed some other bugs

[KaktoR]

Components help:

.Name=
Use custom name. 
Example: 
Component1.Name=Soundtrack
Component2.Name=Wallpapers
...

Or use languages

Valid cm:xx values: 
EN, ENGLISH
FR, FRENCH
DE, GERMAN
IT, ITALIAN
ES, SPANISH
PL, POLISH
RU, RUSSIAN
BR, BRAZILIAN

Component1.Name=cm:ENGLISH
Component2.Name=cm:RU

Only most used languages were added. Maybe more in next version.


.File=
Set filename to be linked to the component. The archive will only extracted if component is selected before installation starts.


.Size=
Set size of component.
Example: Component1.Size=1500 mb

PS: You can use different units for sizes.
Example: Component1.Size=1500 mb, Component2.Size=666 kb


.Level=
Set the (main) component to left (0) or right (1) and make a dependence for all following components. This is helpful if you want to make different groups of components.
Example: 
Component2.Level=0
Component3.Level=1
Component4.Level=1
Component5.Level=1
Component2 is the topper component. 3+4+5 are dependend from Component2. If you disable Component2, 3+4+5 will be disabled too.


.Exclusive=
Make a Checkbox (0) or a RadioButton (1).

PS: RadioButton is usefull if a game can only have one language installed (some games use same files for different languages).


.Checked=
Set default state for CB/RB. 1 is checked, 0 is not checked


.Enabled=
Set enable (1) or disable (0).

Components.iss and CompactMode.iss are no longer neccessary (you can delete them).

[Titeuf]

Hello,
thank you for this new version.
Under Windows 8.1Pro after choosing the language of the installation wizard, after splash display I have this message 2 times (look at my picture) before the wizard opens because of "if CurPageID = ComponentsPage.ID then "and yet I did this in settings.ini:" because when I run the installation from innoSetup, it displays this: look at my image.
Thank you for your help