I'm trying to get an old door to work . It uses filename.exe
filename.cfg in the menu command. I need to have a .cfg file for each node. How do I get Mystic to recognize which .cfg file to use based on whatever node the user has logged in on? The .cfg file won't accept
the temp%1 for the directory. So I can't use the same .cfg file for
all the nodes, it has to be temp1, temp2 in the .cfg file etc.
I'm trying to get an old door to work . It uses filename.exe
filename.cfg in the menu command. I need to have a .cfg file for each node. How do I get Mystic to recognize which .cfg file to use based on whatever node the user has logged in on? The .cfg file won't accept the temp%1 for the directory. So I can't use the same .cfg file for all the nodes, it has to be temp1, temp2 in the .cfg file etc.
C:\MYSTIC\NETFOSS\NF.BAT /N%N /H%H C:\DOORS\GAME\GAME.BAT %N
The NetFoss batch file would then call GAME.BAT with the node number as parameter %1. GAME.BAT then converts that parameter as the configuration filename:
C:
CD \DOORS\GAME
GAME.EXE node%1.cfg
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