AICHECK - Revision history

ATHSE at 12:43, 13 April 2025

2025-04-13T12:43:09Z

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	To configure AICHECK to run correctly, and read the right files, the aicheck.tcl will have to be edited to manually set the path for the game, and the specific filenames used by the mod. Pay close attention to the 'ra2dir' example path, TCL doesn't support backslash for path navigation, it uses the UNIX system of forwardslash. Other important settings and toggles are also located within the aicheck.tcl that control how thoroughly it tests some conditions, or what content to ignore.<br><br>		To configure AICHECK to run correctly, and read the right files, the aicheck.tcl will have to be edited to manually set the path for the game, and the specific filenames used by the mod. Pay close attention to the 'ra2dir' example path, TCL doesn't support backslash for path navigation, it uses the UNIX system of forwardslash. Other important settings and toggles are also located within the aicheck.tcl that control how thoroughly it tests some conditions, or what content to ignore.<br><br>

	AICHECK does have limited [[Ares]]/[[Phobos]] support, specifically in cases like WeaponTypes and ArmorTypes arrays that hook into existing tests, but were not specifically declared in the original games. There is no 'include' file support, in such cases all the attached INI extracts have to be merged back into the main INI, luckily there's a script for that too [[AICLEAN]]...<br><br>		AICHECK does have limited [[Ares]]/[[Phobos]] support, specifically for cases like [WeaponTypes] and [ArmorTypes] arrays that hook into existing tests, but were not specifically declared in the original games. There is no 'include' file support, in such cases all the attached INI extracts have to be merged back into the main INI, luckily there's a script for that too [[AICLEAN]]...<br><br>

	==Links==		==Links==

ATHSE at 12:29, 13 April 2025

2025-04-13T12:29:42Z

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	AICHECK is an ~~ini~~ checker script for {{ra2}} and {{yr}} mods, that examines the main three ~~ini~~ files, {{ini\|rules}}, {{ini\|art}}, and {{ini\|ai}}. It is run via a batchfile on Windows, but can be run via commandline directly on Linux, and creates a check.log file with the results of that examination. On windows the batchfile will automatically launch the check.log after a pause, so make sure to associate log files with your preferred text editor.<br><br>		AICHECK is an INI checker script for {{ra2}} and {{yr}} mods, that examines the main three INI files, {{ini\|rules}}, {{ini\|art}}, and {{ini\|ai}}. It is run via a batchfile on Windows, but can be run via commandline directly on Linux, and creates a check.log file with the results of that examination. On windows the batchfile will automatically launch the check.log after a pause, so make sure to associate log files with your preferred text editor.<br><br>

	Before using AICHECK, all three ~~inis~~ have to be extracted to the game directory, where AICHECK files should also be extracted, with the correct read/write permissions. A copy of the TCL runtimes (version 8.3+) have to be installed, available through Activestate, link below.<br><br>		Before using AICHECK, all three INIs have to be extracted to the game directory, where AICHECK files should also be extracted, with the correct read/write permissions. A copy of the TCL runtimes (version 8.3+) have to be installed, available through Activestate, link below.<br><br>

	To configure AICHECK to run correctly, and read the right files, the aicheck.tcl will have to be edited to manually set the path for the game, and the specific filenames used by the mod. Pay close attention to the 'ra2dir' example path, TCL doesn't support backslash for path navigation, it uses the UNIX system of forwardslash. Other important settings and toggles are also located within the aicheck.tcl that control how thoroughly it tests some conditions, or what content to ignore.<br><br>		To configure AICHECK to run correctly, and read the right files, the aicheck.tcl will have to be edited to manually set the path for the game, and the specific filenames used by the mod. Pay close attention to the 'ra2dir' example path, TCL doesn't support backslash for path navigation, it uses the UNIX system of forwardslash. Other important settings and toggles are also located within the aicheck.tcl that control how thoroughly it tests some conditions, or what content to ignore.<br><br>

	AICHECK does have limited [[Ares]]/[[Phobos]] support, specifically in cases like WeaponTypes and ArmorTypes arrays that hook into existing tests, but were not specifically declared in the original games. There is no 'include' file support, in such cases all the attached ~~ini~~ extracts have to be merged back into the main ~~ini~~, luckily there's a script for that too [[AICLEAN]]...<br><br>		AICHECK does have limited [[Ares]]/[[Phobos]] support, specifically in cases like WeaponTypes and ArmorTypes arrays that hook into existing tests, but were not specifically declared in the original games. There is no 'include' file support, in such cases all the attached INI extracts have to be merged back into the main INI, luckily there's a script for that too [[AICLEAN]]...<br><br>

	==Links==		==Links==

MarkJFox at 09:35, 6 April 2025

2025-04-06T09:35:22Z

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	AICHECK is an ini checker script for {{ra2}} and {{yr}} mods, that examines the main three ini files, {{ini\|rules}}, {{ini\|art}}, and {{ini\|ai}}. It is run via a batchfile on Windows, but can be run via commandline directly on Linux, and creates a check.log file with the results of that examination. On windows the batchfile will automatically launch the check.log after a pause, so make sure to associate log files with your preferred text editor.<br><br>		AICHECK is an ini checker script for {{ra2}} and {{yr}} mods, that examines the main three ini files, {{ini\|rules}}, {{ini\|art}}, and {{ini\|ai}}. It is run via a batchfile on Windows, but can be run via commandline directly on Linux, and creates a check.log file with the results of that examination. On windows the batchfile will automatically launch the check.log after a pause, so make sure to associate log files with your preferred text editor.<br><br>

MarkJFox at 09:34, 6 April 2025

2025-04-06T09:34:33Z

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	AICHECK is an ini checker script for {{ra2}} and {{yr}} mods, that examines the main three ini files, {{ini\|rules}}, {{ini\|art}}, and {{ini\|ai}}. It is run via a batchfile on Windows, but can be run via commandline directly on Linux, and creates a check.log file with the results of that examination. On windows the batchfile will automatically launch the check.log after a pause, so make sure to associate log files with your preferred text editor.<br><br>		AICHECK is an ini checker script for {{ra2}} and {{yr}} mods, that examines the main three ini files, {{ini\|rules}}, {{ini\|art}}, and {{ini\|ai}}. It is run via a batchfile on Windows, but can be run via commandline directly on Linux, and creates a check.log file with the results of that examination. On windows the batchfile will automatically launch the check.log after a pause, so make sure to associate log files with your preferred text editor.<br><br>

ATHSE at 05:45, 6 April 2025

2025-04-06T05:45:50Z

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ATHSE at 04:04, 6 April 2025

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	To configure AICHECK to run correctly, and read the right files, the aicheck.tcl will have to be edited to manually set the path for the game, and the specific filenames used by the mod. Pay close attention to the 'ra2dir' example path, TCL doesn't support backslash for path navigation, it uses the UNIX system of forwardslash. Other important settings and toggles are also located within the aicheck.tcl that control how thoroughly it tests some conditions, or what content to ignore.<br><br>		To configure AICHECK to run correctly, and read the right files, the aicheck.tcl will have to be edited to manually set the path for the game, and the specific filenames used by the mod. Pay close attention to the 'ra2dir' example path, TCL doesn't support backslash for path navigation, it uses the UNIX system of forwardslash. Other important settings and toggles are also located within the aicheck.tcl that control how thoroughly it tests some conditions, or what content to ignore.<br><br>

	AICHECK does have limited [[Ares]]/[[Phobos]] support, specifically in cases like WeaponTypes and ArmorTypes arrays that hook into existing tests, but were not specifically declared in the original games.<br><br>		AICHECK does have limited [[Ares]]/[[Phobos]] support, specifically in cases like WeaponTypes and ArmorTypes arrays that hook into existing tests, but were not specifically declared in the original games. There is no 'include' file support, in such cases all the attached ini extracts have to be merged back into the main ini, luckily there's a script for that too [[AICLEAN]]...<br><br>

	==Links==		==Links==

ATHSE at 04:01, 6 April 2025

2025-04-06T04:01:46Z

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	AICHECK is an ini checker script for {{ra2}} and {{yr}} mods, that examines the main three ini files, {{ini\|rules}}, {{ini\|art}}, and {{ini\|ai}}. It is run via a batchfile on Windows, but can be run via commandline directly on Linux, and creates a check.log file with the results of that examination. On windows the batchfile will automatically launch the check.log after a pause, so make sure to associate log files with your preferred text editor.		AICHECK is an ini checker script for {{ra2}} and {{yr}} mods, that examines the main three ini files, {{ini\|rules}}, {{ini\|art}}, and {{ini\|ai}}. It is run via a batchfile on Windows, but can be run via commandline directly on Linux, and creates a check.log file with the results of that examination. On windows the batchfile will automatically launch the check.log after a pause, so make sure to associate log files with your preferred text editor.<br><br>

	Before using AICHECK, all three inis have to be extracted to the game directory, where AICHECK files should also be extracted, with the correct read/write permissions. A copy of the TCL runtimes (version 8.3+) have to be installed, available through Activestate, link below.		Before using AICHECK, all three inis have to be extracted to the game directory, where AICHECK files should also be extracted, with the correct read/write permissions. A copy of the TCL runtimes (version 8.3+) have to be installed, available through Activestate, link below.<br><br>

	To configure AICHECK to run correctly, and read the right files, the aicheck.tcl will have to be edited to manually set the path for the game, and the specific filenames used by the mod. Pay close attention to the 'ra2dir' example path, TCL doesn't support backslash for path navigation, it uses the UNIX system of forwardslash. Other important settings and toggles are also located within the aicheck.tcl that control how thoroughly it tests some conditions, or what content to ignore.		To configure AICHECK to run correctly, and read the right files, the aicheck.tcl will have to be edited to manually set the path for the game, and the specific filenames used by the mod. Pay close attention to the 'ra2dir' example path, TCL doesn't support backslash for path navigation, it uses the UNIX system of forwardslash. Other important settings and toggles are also located within the aicheck.tcl that control how thoroughly it tests some conditions, or what content to ignore.<br><br>

	AICHECK does have limited [[Ares]]/[[Phobos]] support, specifically in cases like WeaponTypes and ArmorTypes arrays that hook into existing tests, but were not specifically declared in the original games.		AICHECK does have limited [[Ares]]/[[Phobos]] support, specifically in cases like WeaponTypes and ArmorTypes arrays that hook into existing tests, but were not specifically declared in the original games.<br><br>

	==Links==		==Links==

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{{Guideheader
|ts=yes
|fs=yes
|ra2=yes
|yr=yes
}}
AICHECK is an ini checker script for {{ra2}} and {{yr}} mods, that examines the main three ini files, {{ini|rules}}, {{ini|art}}, and {{ini|ai}}. It is run via a batchfile on Windows, but can be run via commandline directly on Linux, and creates a check.log file with the results of that examination. On windows the batchfile will automatically launch the check.log after a pause, so make sure to associate log files with your preferred text editor.

Before using AICHECK, all three inis have to be extracted to the game directory, where AICHECK files should also be extracted, with the correct read/write permissions. A copy of the TCL runtimes (version 8.3+) have to be installed, available through Activestate, link below.

To configure AICHECK to run correctly, and read the right files, the aicheck.tcl will have to be edited to manually set the path for the game, and the specific filenames used by the mod. Pay close attention to the 'ra2dir' example path, TCL doesn't support backslash for path navigation, it uses the UNIX system of forwardslash. Other important settings and toggles are also located within the aicheck.tcl that control how thoroughly it tests some conditions, or what content to ignore.

AICHECK does have limited [[Ares]]/[[Phobos]] support, specifically in cases like WeaponTypes and ArmorTypes arrays that hook into existing tests, but were not specifically declared in the original games.

==Links==
* [https://www.ppmforums.com/post-623603/aicheck-a-script-for-extensively-analyzing-rulesartaiini/ Latest download at PPM]
* [https://platform.activestate.com/ActiveState/ActiveTcl-8.6/ ActiveTCL Runtime downloads (free registration)]

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