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teeedubb Offline
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Yeah all is contained in the add on. The VB scripts are located in resources/scripts in the add on directory.
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Okay! Will give it a try later tonight

Thanks a lot!

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Hi there,
I'm not sure at all what is wrong with my settings but the new script doesn't seem to fully work for me. When i run the Launcher in XBMC it properly closes it and launches Steam in Big Picture Mode but doesn't seem to reopen XBMC when Steam is shut down. Would appreciate it if someone could help me.
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Linux or windows?

And are there any errors in screen?
(This post was last modified: 2013-05-15 21:40 by teeedubb.)
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Oh sorry I forgot:
Windows 7 x64 and no errors at all just doesn't restart XBMC after Steam was closed (exit Steam is the right option or am I wrong?)
(This post was last modified: 2013-05-16 21:40 by K3v1.)
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Just want to say thanks for making this script! Works great for me. I was going to try and make a similar script myself (In fact. Pretty much the same. Wanted a batch to listen for steam and close XBMC and upon seeing steam closed, reload XBMC and end the batch file), but my coding skills are pretty much non existent, so doing it myself would have taken a lot of time and research.
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(2013-05-16 14:13)K3v1 Wrote:  Oh sorry I forgot:
Windows 7 x64 and no errors at all just doesn't restart XBMC after Steam was closed (exit Steam is the right option or am I wrong?)

Hmmm... Do you have xbmc installed in a non- standard directory? What happens if you run

Code:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\XBMC\XBMC.exe"

from a command prompt? And yeah exit steam is the right option, return to desktop will switch steam to a tray icon and xbmc will not run.

(2013-05-16 16:53)ultratails42 Wrote:  Just want to say thanks for making this script! Works great for me. I was going to try and make a similar script myself (In fact. Pretty much the same. Wanted a batch to listen for steam and close XBMC and upon seeing steam closed, reload XBMC and end the batch file), but my coding skills are pretty much non existent, so doing it myself would have taken a lot of time and research.

Youre welcome. Out of curiosity, which windows are you using?
(This post was last modified: 2013-05-17 00:30 by teeedubb.)
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(2013-05-16 23:37)teeedubb Wrote:  
(2013-05-16 14:13)K3v1 Wrote:  Oh sorry I forgot:
Windows 7 x64 and no errors at all just doesn't restart XBMC after Steam was closed (exit Steam is the right option or am I wrong?)

Hmmm... Do you have xbmc installed in a non- standard directory? What happens if you run

Code:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\XBMC\XBMC.exe"

from a command prompt? And yeah exit steam is the right option, return to desktop will switch steam to a tray icon and xbmc will not run.

(2013-05-16 16:53)ultratails42 Wrote:  Just want to say thanks for making this script! Works great for me. I was going to try and make a similar script myself (In fact. Pretty much the same. Wanted a batch to listen for steam and close XBMC and upon seeing steam closed, reload XBMC and end the batch file), but my coding skills are pretty much non existent, so doing it myself would have taken a lot of time and research.

Youre welcome. Out of curiosity, which windows are you using?

I have both in standard directories
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