Author Topic: Where is dedicated.bat located?  (Read 995 times)

BlocklandLauncher.exe is what your run to start your game.

This is like the billionth time I have posted this but, oh well.

Step 1: Open Notepad
Step 2: Paste this code in.
Code: [Select]
start BlocklandLauncher.exe -dedicated -map slate
pause

Step 3: Save as dedicated.bat in your C:\Program Files (x86)\Blockland (Make sure you change the "Save as type" to all files)
Step 4: Double click on that file.
Step 5: Enjoy.

And Spectrum, the BlocklandLauncher.exe is in Program Files. You can't launch Blockland by just Blockland.exe alone. Make sure this BAT file is in the same folder as your BlocklandLauncher.exe
Do this, but put it wherever your launcher is.

It may not be in any of the folders said above, in my case it's somewhere completely different.

It's wherever you installed Blockland (by default it should be C:\Program Files\ or something though).

BlocklandLauncher.exe is what your run to start your game.
Do this, but put it wherever your launcher is.

It may not be in any of the folders said above, in my case it's somewhere completely different.

It's wherever you installed Blockland (by default it should be C:\Program Files\ or something though).

It is wherever BlocklandLauncher.exe is.

It is wherever BlocklandLauncher.exe is.
BlocklandLauncher.exe is wherever BlocklandLauncher.exe is?

well yes

I'm not sure what Badspot did to bypass UAC, but I think in Vista you have to move the game there to make it work properly.

Mmhm. Maybe that was cleared up in the update?

Mmhm. Maybe that was cleared up in the update?
I think the whole deal with UAC was that Vista and 7 wouldn't allow applications to update or modify files within program files, thus why the updater now only edits files in Documents and only non-edited files stay in program files.  I think that's what happened anyway.

I think the whole deal with UAC was that Vista and 7 wouldn't allow applications to update or modify files within program files, thus why the updater now only edits files in Documents and only non-edited files stay in program files.  I think that's what happened anyway.
i thought he shifted everything from program files to documents? seems odd to split it up

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