Category : Recently Uploaded Files
Archive   : WRMKR_13.ZIP
Filename : WRMKR.BA1

 
Output of file : WRMKR.BA1 contained in archive : WRMKR_13.ZIP
@ECHO OFF

rem ****FIRST I SET UP AND COPY THE FILES TO THE RAM DRIVE D:****
rem %1 is the game Directory passed by the door (ie GAME1)
c:
cd\host\%1
rem SAFECOPY is a DesqView aware copy command. First make a
rem Back up in a directory called SAV, Just in case.
SAFECOPY *.* c:\host\%1\sav
rem make the directory on the RAM DRIVE
md d:\%1
rem Put the game files on the RAM DRIVE
SAFEcopy *.* d:\%1

rem ****Now you can Host the Game****
cd\host
rem Tell WRMKR to use the WORMHOLE.CFG in the GAME1 directory
wrmkr d:\%1 /O
rem run WORM.EXE
worm -s d:\%1
rem Run REF.EXE
ref d:\%1
rem Run the Computer Player
cplayer d:\%1 /123456789ab
rem Host it.
host D:\%1

rem ****NOW TO CLEAN THINGS UP AND PUT THE FILES BACK IN PLACE
rem DELF is a utility that deletes all files w/o prompting if sure or not.
rem Delete the old files since the PLAYERx.TRN's will not be removed by
rem HOST since the game was hosted in a separate directory.
delf c:\host\%1\*.*
rem Put the new files in place
safecopy d:\%1\*.* c:\host\%1
rem Get rid of the RAM Drive files
delf d:\%1\*.*
d:
cd\
rd %1
exit



  3 Responses to “Category : Recently Uploaded Files
Archive   : WRMKR_13.ZIP
Filename : WRMKR.BA1

  1. Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!

  2. This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.

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