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Hello,
Is there a simple way to "loop" the same Mobjects exe show on a PC during a few hours ...
Not by copy and paste the show a few times and making one big exe.
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Patrick De Bruyne
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Yes.
Please create a shortcut to the desired EXE file, e.g. on the desktop.
In the properties of the shortcut, you can use " -l" (space + minus-sign + lower-case-L) at the end of the Command Line ("Ziel") to run the EXE as an endless loop.

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Steffen Richter
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Thanks a lot ! Easy !
I presume there exists also a way to connect several individual exe shows by this way ?
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No, there is no command line option to do this, though it might be a good idea for a future release.
To run several EXE files one after another automated, you can simply use a batch file.

Example
Filename:
"runall.bat"

Content:

test1.exe
test2.exe
test3.exe

To run all EXE files as an endless loop, the content of the batch file could be something like:

:loop
test1.exe
test2.exe
test3.exe
goto :loop

I hope this is helpful.

Best regards
Steffen Richter
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