2012-04-19, 17:19
Hey...thanks for being the first person to comment on the script!
Yes, you can change this. If you use the XBMCflix-o-mate.au3 script there is a section at top to define some user variables. Just open it with the AutoIt editor (or any text editor) and find:
$SikuliDir = "c:\Program Files (x86)\Sikuli X"
You can then edit this as necessary.
You can then either continue to use the .au3 script to launch the program, or you can re-compile it into an .EXE with the AutoIt editor (Tools > Compile).
I will take this into account and do a check for system architecture for the next release...I took for granted that I was on x64 when writing it!
Yes, you can change this. If you use the XBMCflix-o-mate.au3 script there is a section at top to define some user variables. Just open it with the AutoIt editor (or any text editor) and find:
$SikuliDir = "c:\Program Files (x86)\Sikuli X"
You can then edit this as necessary.
You can then either continue to use the .au3 script to launch the program, or you can re-compile it into an .EXE with the AutoIt editor (Tools > Compile).
I will take this into account and do a check for system architecture for the next release...I took for granted that I was on x64 when writing it!