Does anyone know whether OCLE allows to directly start a savegame from the scratch?
Or more exactly: Is there any command-line parameter (be it for obse_loader or anything else) which allows me to make Oblivion start up and immediately start a named savegame, such as...
obse_loader.exe -loadgame temp.ess (well, I know this sample looks a bit strange)
I am asking this because I am looking for a ggod way to quickly start oblivion for rendering/testing my textures/meshes etc.. When I stumbled across OCLE here, I got hopeful that it might provide a solution...
I reprogrammed this in C#, it is faster, and smaller in size now, i highly suggest switching to v2.0, which has a User Friendly GUI! (which really negates the name, considering a GUI isn't really command line...)
Uh, I just tried running it, I get an error, of This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application might fix the problem.
On the computers you tested it on, did you have a C++ compiler installed on them? I use Bloodshed Dev C++, but I currently don't have it installed, because my harddrive died. (400 gigs...poof gone.) I wonder if because I don't have a compiler if it is not allowing me to launch...Hmm, will test that.
Ha, yeah, same here, i love namespace std, haha, and btw, i just uploaded a second file that had the one restricting line of code commented out, it can now launch a program that is anywhere on your Hard drive! but to launch the listed programs it still needs to be in your oblivion directory.
You could probably add another switch statement for launching from a full directory, not just the Oblivion folder.
Oh, and I noticed in the .cpp file you used the using namespace std;
I love you man! When I code C++ I always use that, and I'm always told not to use a namespace if I am just using cin and cout, but it saves so much time, haha!
Due to the way i coded it i don't think you can launch from a seperate folder. This creates a file to tell it what directory it is in, which is why it must be in the oblivion directory. But i could take out one line of code to allow for seperate folder launch, lemme try it...
The reason i did that was to eliminate the need to typer out the ENTIRE oblivion directory every time you launch a custom prgm
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Does anyone know whether OCLE allows to directly start a savegame from the scratch?
Or more exactly: Is there any command-line parameter (be it for obse_loader or anything else) which allows me to make Oblivion start up and immediately start a named savegame, such as...
I am asking this because I am looking for a ggod way to quickly start oblivion for rendering/testing my textures/meshes etc.. When I stumbled across OCLE here, I got hopeful that it might provide a solution...
Thanks for any hint!
I think it may not work without a compilier because some of those libraries may not be included by default...
I installed the complier. It would still give me the error.
So I compiled the code in my complilier, then it works. But the .exe you provide does not work, but my complier made a new .exe which DOES work...
I'm still giving this a 10, but for the more "common" user they may need to install a compilier to use it...
PS- To all users: Compliliers are free to download, such as Bloodshed Dev C++, google it.
Well, I'm off to play Oblivion in the few moments of spare time a 14 year old gets, haha.
Still a great tool to have though.
Uh, I just tried running it, I get an error, of This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application might fix the problem.
On the computers you tested it on, did you have a C++ compiler installed on them? I use Bloodshed Dev C++, but I currently don't have it installed, because my harddrive died. (400 gigs...poof gone.) I wonder if because I don't have a compiler if it is not allowing me to launch...Hmm, will test that.
You could probably add another switch statement for launching from a full directory, not just the Oblivion folder.
Oh, and I noticed in the .cpp file you used the using namespace std;
I love you man! When I code C++ I always use that, and I'm always told not to use a namespace if I am just using cin and cout, but it saves so much time, haha!
Good job man, good job.
The reason i did that was to eliminate the need to typer out the ENTIRE oblivion directory every time you launch a custom prgm
For launching the custom program, does it have to be in the Oblivion folder?
Or can I specify a different root? Such as "C
If so, this application is EXTREMELY useful, it removes need for tons of icons.