Ah das ist gut!
At least looks promising at a glance.
Created 17 years ago2007-07-26 11:59:23 UTC by The Mad Carrot
vbsp.exe -game "d:steamsteamapps<USERNAME>half-life 2hl2" "D:Steamsteamapps<USERNAME>sourcesdk_contenthl2mapsrccompilator3_test_level.vmf"
vvis.exe -game "d:steamsteamapps<USERNAME>half-life 2hl2" "D:Steamsteamapps<USERNAME>sourcesdk_contenthl2mapsrccompilator3_test_level"
vrad.exe -game "d:steamsteamapps<USERNAME>half-life 2hl2" "D:Steamsteamapps<USERNAME>sourcesdk_contenthl2mapsrccompilator3_test_level"
I'm still thinking I'm missing some kind of parameter that vbsp needs in order to run properly. Only God knows what.User Info:
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate
Architecture: 64-bits
Culture: nl-NL
Resolution: 1680x1050
Physical memory: 4,95 GB / 7,95 GBSource file: (Unknown)
Method: (Unknown)
Line number: (Unknown)
####################################################################################################the Dialogs to choose folders make them all the same i dont need to click hundred folders but can use shortcuts to them.. this takes too longUhm... what? Not sure what you mean...
if i click on the button to get a dialog Game/Mod: i get this..The Select Game/Mod button?
- Added new tool options introduced in VHLT v31:
-drawoverload, -drawnudge and -limiter #
- Critical bug from previous update fixed. Program should now start normally
- Some minor changes and fixes here and there, nothing too exciting to mention
UseShellExecute
to false and RedirectStandardOutput
to true, add an event handler for OutputDataReceived
, and then call BeginOutputReadLine
after you start the process. Your event handler will get called when the process has output a line of text for you to append to your textbox.Exited
event, which gets called when the process finishes. This is the best way to handle it because you don't have to mess with any threads in your application code.WaitForExit
function instead of the Exited
event, you will need to start the process in a new thread so that you don't block your UI. If you do that, you will need to use the Invoke/BeginInvoke method in WinForms to switch back to the UI thread when appending lines to the text box. This is annoying, so the event is a better option in this case.)CreateNoWindow
to true to prevent the command window from opening. You can see how Sledge is starting a process here (wip).Thanks, will give adding Source support another goYes!