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https://www.dropbox.com/s/d61jdq0cot8a9ep/expr3.png?raw=1 Alright, not quite done... I decided to go full circle :mrgreen: With threading support, block expressions were getting fairly fast, but still... obviously you cannot get close to native code without using native code. So, I decided to add t...

Oh... actually Findstr is the perfect replacement for grep in this case :oops: :) While waiting for Aacini's updated version, I replaced the archives above and removed grep.exe. That means I have a (pure batch, kind of) working version now using only jrepl and findstr. Still also keeping the first v...

Looks like a promising approach Aacini,and thanks for taking the time! It's not running here though. First it created an empty folder file when running: g * I had to add :\ on line 20 so it looks like: (for /R %drive%:\ /D %%d in (\*) do echo %%d) > FoldersInDrive%Drive%.txt Then when running g.bat ...

Ahh, one of misol's hidden gems! :mrgreen: Seriously though, I use this script pretty much every day. It's great for quickly jumping between folders in command line (especially if Windows is scheduled to update its folder database once a day or so). As the title says (4 years ago!), I wanted to conv...

Updated to version 1.6 (link in first post) The "scaling issues" release... What's new: 1. All window operations now use and return unscaled display values . Again, as with getdisplaydim in v1.5, this is a (potentially) breaking change, but this is how I think Cmdwiz should actually behave. 2. New ...

Replaced archive one more time due to: 1. Fixed bugs in Cmdgfx in "mod" function, and negative wrapping. 2. Added 6 new expressions, removed 2 boring ones 3. Added a second texture, 'i' button now selects no texture or texture 1-2. 4. Upped the number of temporary storage variables to 10 (s0-s9) 5....

Replaced the archive because: 1. It wasn't writing the effect index in the title (which it does now) 2. Added support for using a background image in the expression, either for an image effect or as a texture. This has to be enabled with the 'i' key if using it for your own expressions. Also, even ...

Thanks T3rry! Seems almost absurd that it would work for 300% scale but not 200%, but obviously there is some reason. I can only test it for 125,150 and 175% here it seems (and it works), Windows settings won't allow me to go higher. Anyway, let's continue the scaling issue discussion in PM as it is...

While on the subject of scaling: The rendering window can be resized freely without problems, and you can enter Fullscreen with Alt-Enter or Ctrl-Enter (pray for a strong CPU...). To make the output scale with screen size (if wanted), you should scale x and y to lie within 0...1 in the beginning of ...

Working well for the most part, Still an issue with scaling over 100% though. Still going to have plenty of fun with this. Hmm, annoying, thought it would be fixed now with latest CmdWiz... anyway, better for another thread maybe or I'll PM you later EDIT: archive above replaced, should be ok also ...

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20 Jun 2020 11:18

I'm going to spend a few nights without sleep trying this out I think... Cant wait!

Awesome! (except I forgot to add the attachment file... fixed now )

Of course, not everything about the functions available, quirks, implementation etc can be captured in so few words. But there are many examples available to look at, or just ask if interested :) When browsing the examples, the index of the effect is written in the title, last part. It is easy to go...

https://www.dropbox.com/s/nyi7lkmiyocac37/tunnel.gif?raw=1 A tunnel (66 FPS captured at 8 FPS) https://www.dropbox.com/s/jpn3nkukbittrw4/explab2.jpg?raw=1 Still images of four expressions What is it? Expression Lab is a small batch script layer on top of Cmdgfx_RGB (1.6, unreleased) which allows to...

Thanks, I’ll have a look.

Underwear Systems, brilliant company name

Takes me back to the good old days of XtreeGold Life was good then - even if windows was buggy... Oooh...nice. Never heard of it to be honest, a little before my time perhaps. Listc was based on List.com for DOS. Listc is more configurable than List,though, but I don’t know how it compares to Xtree...