Common Problems The "Locale Emulator location" text field is automatically filled on start. So by wrapping the PowerShell code in a BATCH script I circumvent this restriction. PowerShell files (*.ps1) does not allow double clicking for security reasons.īut BATCH files (*.bat, *.cmd) does not have this restriction. I want the script to be executed by double clicking it. The only thing the BATCH code does is to execute the rest of the file as a PowerShell script. The script has a header written in BATCH, but everything else in the file is PowerShell code. Global config file inside Locale Emulator's install directory ( LEConfig.xml). This script creates shortcut files that can use Locale Emulator In the targeted applications install directory. This config file is created simultaneously and stored Shortcut files created by Locale Emulator itself each require their ownĬonfig file. It is usually used to run Japanese Games on non-Japanese versions ofĬreates shortcut files for applications that will run them through With a different locale than the systems default. Locale EmulatorĪ software that can run applications (that has no Unicode support) Shortcut files will be created in the same directory as the script file. Shortcut files automatically without any graphical interface interaction. OR drag'n'drop files onto the LEShortcutCreator.cmd file directly to create The interface will let you create shortcuts that uses Locale Emulator. Usage InstructionsĮither double click LEShortcutCreator.cmd to get a Graphical User Interface. This creates some necessary dll-files that Locale Emulator needs to function.
IMPORTANT: Make sure to at least once run LEInstaller.exe from Locale Emulator (even if you do not want to have it installed). It can autodetect an uninstalled Locale Emulator if LEShortcutCreator.cmd is If Locale Emulator is installed it will autodetect its location. Launcher: Can be used to directly launch applications through Locale Emulator without creating a shortcut file first.ĭownload LEShortcutCreator.cmd from the releases page.Config file: Can remember last used settings between executions.Non-GUI mode: Give the script a list of files as parameters and shortcut files will be created without any user interaction.Batch mode: Add multiple files at once and create shortcut files for all of them.File drag'n'drop: Drop files on the user interface.Written in PowerShell (don't let the *.cmd extention fool you).Ĭompatible with Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, and Windows 11.
Create shortcuts for games/applications that will run them through Locale Emulator.
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