Open adikavemen opened 1 year ago
You might be able to use start "" poe-overlay.exe
or if you can switch from windows command line to bash (using cygwin or simply having git for windows installed, which includes cygwin) you could use the disown
command as following:
cd "D:\Path of Building Community\POEOverlay\poe-overlay"
./poe-overlay.exe
disown
exit
What is actually failing for you? I have been launching everything from a .bat for a while now without issue. Have you tried start with the /b parameter? That's all I see that I'm doing differently.
I was lazy and just launched from the shortcuts that I already had on my desktop, moved to a dedicated folder:
@echo off
c:
cd "\temp\Path of Exile"
start /b .\"Path of Exile Exilence Next.lnk"
start /b .\"Path of Exile Sidekick.lnk"
start /b .\"Path of Exile Trade.lnk"
start /b .\"PoE Overlay.lnk"
start /b .\"Exile Diary.lnk"
sleep 5
start /b .\"Path of Exile.lnk"
🚀 feature request
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I run multiple overlays and have begun using a .bat script to run each of them with the "start" command. This works for other overlays except this one. Here is the script I use:
@echo off
cd "D:\Path of Building Community"
start PathofBuilding.exe
cd "D:\Path of Building Community\POEOverlay\Lailloken-UI-1.30.4-hotfix2"
start LaillokenUI.ahk
cd "D:\Path of Building Community\POEOverlay\poe-overlay"
start poe-overlay.exe
exit
Describe the solution you'd like
Currently when the start command is run, the output and program operation is tied to the terminal it is running from. If this could be seperated somehow I think that may resolve the issue.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Unsure of what else may be possible, tried using the command
start /i poe-overlay.exe
with no luck