π cYbEr PuNk 2o77 Ex3 Since the 'case-insensitive' Windows filesystem doesn't actually do a whole lot to guarantee any protection against any sort of problem, much like NCPD, there's a minor workaround to allow cybercmd to use case-sensitive comparison (until their fix is in.) To wit, we now spell Cyberpunk2077 as Cyberpunk2077, not cyberpunk2077. Computers are great.
π :spy: No more autoconvert tags in mod names to reduce the name length, which is actually becoming a problem with ~200 REDmods installed. This defers the problem slightly, but we need to solve it better unless the next version of redMod.exe will allow file-based input.
π DND: off Show notifications for starting and completing an on-demand REDdeployment.
We can't get the exit status from the Tool, so in order to actually
communicate to the user, we do the actual work in the hook and
just run a dummy exe for the tool (because it has to have an exe
to run for some reason.)
This should be generally useful for running anything we want as
a Tool but without having to have a separate executable or script
for each one.
π cYbEr PuNk 2o77 Ex3 Since the 'case-insensitive' Windows filesystem doesn't actually do a whole lot to guarantee any protection against any sort of problem, much like NCPD, there's a minor workaround to allow
cybercmd
to use case-sensitive comparison (until their fix is in.) To wit, we now spellCyberpunk2077
asCyberpunk2077
, notcyberpunk2077
. Computers are great.π :spy: No more autoconvert tags in mod names to reduce the name length, which is actually becoming a problem with ~200 REDmods installed. This defers the problem slightly, but we need to solve it better unless the next version of
redMod.exe
will allow file-based input.π DND: off Show notifications for starting and completing an on-demand REDdeployment.