Nmm Custom Launch Command
How can the answer be improved? Create your own custom run commands on windows 8, Windows 7 and XP. Right click anywhere on desktop and New, Create Shortcut. Type address for the file which to want to launch using the run.
Cortana on is your personal assistant that can help you to keep up with your daily tasks, answer questions, and allows you to use voice commands to get things done hands-free.Although the assistant can be handy, it's still limited to the tasks it can perform. For example, you can use voice commands to execute various power options, but there isn't a command to put your PC into hibernation or sleep mode. Further, while you can use commands to open a specific section in the Settings app, can't change a particular setting on its own.However, it's possible to use Cortana's 'Open' command to run a shortcut linked to a particular command or script that allows you to perform virtually any task using only your voice. In this, we'll walk you through the steps to create custom commands that Cortana can execute on your behalf. How to execute custom commands using CortanaIn the instructions below we'll go through the steps to create a shortcut that executes a particular command, and you'll also learn the steps to perform a more complex task running a script.
Executing a commandIn the following example, you'll be creating a command to put your computer into hibernation mode using voice command. Use the Windows key + R keyboard shortcut to open the Run command.Type the following path and click OK:C:UsersYOUR-USERNAMEAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStart MenuPrograms.Right-click on an empty area, select New, and click on Shortcut.In the 'Type the location of the item' field, enter the command you want to execute. For example, if you want to, use this command:shutdown.exe -h.Click Next. Type a descriptive name for the shortcut, which will also be the voice command that will allow Cortana to run the task. For example, Hibernate Device.Click Finish.Once you've completed the steps, you can use the 'Hey Cortana, Open Hibernate Device' voice command to hibernate your computer.If you want to put your device into a sleep mode, on step No.
4, make sure to use this command instead: rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState 0,1,0 Running a scriptIn the following example, you'll be creating a command to execute a script using Cortana to switch from the light to the dark theme using a voice command.Warning: This is a friendly reminder that editing the Registry is risky, and it can cause irreversible damage to your installation if you don't do it correctly.
Thought I would start fresh with a new FO4 game install and just drop in the mods I was interested in this playthru.((( OH MAN ))) what a pain. I knew I was in for trouble when I fould there was no FO4Custom.ini to edit.My NMM reports I have no ini's run FO4 from Steam. Even after removing the write protest for all the.ini files.My Bilibong launcher doesn't seem to work either.Screen shot from Gopher's latest updated How To get started moddig FO4 video:Screen shot from my brand new fresh FO4 download from Steam.EDIT here's the video for reference. So both edits called for in this video have been done by Bethesda. FO4Custom.ini is no longer called that it is just FO4.ini however having these edits already done does not seem to help me with NMM or Bilibongs Launcher. I can get the game to play some of the NMM mods are working and some of the Bilibong Launcher tweaks have been applied.
It is all very strange. Why You Need ThisThere are many advantages to using BethINI:1.
It automatically reorders your INI files into a sensible order, making them much easier to navigate for manual tweaking.2. It automatically fixes common errors, including some that can cause CTDs.3. It automatically detects mods you have installed and makes changes recommended by the mod authors where deemed appropriate. If your mod or a mod you know of requires such support, please contact me, as this is the easiest thing in the world to implement.4. It's presets are superior in graphical fidelity and performance (95% of the time) to the official presets one can create via the game launcher.5. It allows for the modification of more settings than is accessible via native game settings, and provides explanation for each setting and what it does.6. It automatically backs up your INI files.7.
For Skyrim, it automatically configures the Creation Kit to support multiple masters and any installed DLC, if enabled. Had the same problem, found a thread on the steam forum about it.
Created a file where my fallout4.ini file is and manually added fallout4custom.ini and added this into it;DisplayiLocation X=0iLocation y=0ArchivebInvalidateOlderFiles=1sResourceDataDirsFinal=NMM stopped giving that message and loaded up.ps: here's where I found this solutionthank you I followed the instructions (text file renamed FO4Custom.ini and pasted the two lines of text) and my NMM now seems to be working correctly. No more warning you have no ini files.I did have to go to the games launcher.exe (in the C: programs files86/steam/steam aps/FO4/etc) and start the game once there. Suggests something is messed up somewhere. You could put your saves file in there and delete the shortcut and see if that helped.One thing that you can do is just delete the whole file Fallout4 folder from your Documents/MyGames folder, restart the game and it should recreate the.ini and saves folder. It probably won't help but might.I actually did this on my clean install of FO4 for this playthru.
I basicly deleted FO4 everything from my PC and loaded fresh from Steam. My old game was the original or the release copy and was hacked pretty badly as we all worked thru the modding issues with the game on release day. That was why I wanted a new fresh copy in hopes it would run smoother.
I could not possibly remember all the manual changes I did to the games files. I didn't even store any old save games files for fear they might corrupt my new install. 2000 hours in game 6 characters all kind of run together after a while. I'm just not nostalgic for old game saves. I actually did this on my clean install of FO4 for this playthru. I basicly deleted FO4 everything from my PC and loaded fresh from Steam. My old game was the original or the release copy and was hacked pretty badly as we all worked thru the modding issues with the game on release day.
That was why I wanted a new fresh copy in hopes it would run smoother.OK. I just tried this and the system is complaining that the SKSE64 will not run because of the new update to Fallout4 and then the whole thing CTD. I ran from the install folder without SKSE and it went into a hold where it was not doing anything. I will look into this but it seems my prediction that Bethesda was messing things up came true and they have messed things up. I just tried this and the system is complaining that the SKSE64 will not run because of the new update to Fallout4 and then the whole thing CTD. I ran from the install folder without SKSE and it went into a hold where it was not doing anything. I will look into this but it seems my prediction that Bethesda was messing things up came true and they have messed things up.Yeah!
Not really, sorry. I'm such a bad PC game modder and most of the time it is me who did not understand the mod install instructions (hence my becoming a minion) and messed my own game up.
Now that I read, you, a real PC gamer/modder's game stopped working with a clean install I fell better. I'm sure you understand what I am trying to say. Thank you I followed the instructions (text file renamed FO4Custom.ini and pasted the two lines of text) and my NMM now seems to be working correctly.
No more warning you have no ini files.I did have to go to the games launcher.exe (in the C: programs files86/steam/steam aps/FO4/etc) and start the game once there.that's what I did first, launched the game normally where it tells you that it will now detect your hardware settings or something like that (forgot what it was exactly-haven't been playing the game for some time and haven't been paying much attention). The ini file still didn't show up and nmm gave that message again. But when I did go into the game it loaded up all my mods anyway. After doing the whole manual custom ini thing nmm stopped pestering me about the ini file. Not really, sorry.
Nmm Custom Launch Command Mod
I'm such a bad PC game modder and most of the time it is me who did not understand the mod install instructions (hence my becoming a minion) and messed my own game up. Now that I read, you, a real PC gamer/modder's game stopped working with a clean install I fell better. I'm sure you understand what I am trying to say.OK. I copied my old Fallout4 folder back into Documents/My Games and everything works fine, so the problem is in what is happening when the new version of the game initiates those files.The only differences are my Fallout4Custom.ini.