The end user can currently anycodings_batch-file enter anything they want as username1. However, before you continue with your anycodings_batch-file script, based upon what I said about anycodings_batch-file using Set /P.

Set /P 'password1=What would you like your Password to be? ' Set /P 'username1=What would you like your Username to be? 'Įcho Sorry you can not use spaces in your Username. Here is a rewritten example snippet of anycodings_batch-file your script, (lines 1-43) to hopefully anycodings_batch-file explain why: Off To find out how anycodings_batch-file choice.exe works, open a cmd.exe window anycodings_batch-file and enter choice /? at the prompt. Set /P anycodings_batch-file allows the end user to enter nothing or anycodings_batch-file anything, and in order to maintain anycodings_batch-file control you need to build in some input anycodings_batch-file verification mechanism. It is far better anycodings_batch-file to use it when input must be any one of anycodings_batch-file a small set of known values. I expect it to create the batch file after anycodings_authentication creating an account so that you can log in anycodings_authentication later.įor your menus, I would like to anycodings_batch-file introduce you to choice.exe as an anycodings_batch-file alternative to Set /P. title Lost Mine of offĮcho What would you like your Username to be?Įcho Sorry you can't use spaces in your Username.Įcho What would you like your Password to be?Įcho Welcome to my fantasy style role playing game.Įcho You will need to create a character.Įcho You have chosen Fighter as your class!Įcho To find your stats open your character sheet labeled humanfighter1_cs.txtĮcho Armor: Breastplate Armor Class: %ac1%Įcho. Some of the code might be scattered anycodings_authentication because I'm still learning and some of it anycodings_authentication unfinished but this is what I have so far. When you go through the process of anycodings_authentication creating a login it goes through it like anycodings_authentication normal and on the next screen under start anycodings_authentication even displays that your username is what you anycodings_authentication set it as but it won't create the batch anycodings_authentication file. Almost everything anycodings_authentication works except for the fact that it won't anycodings_authentication create the batch file to allow you to go anycodings_authentication back. so I anycodings_authentication tried to replicate it. I'm creating a D&D style RPG game using anycodings_authentication batch files and I saw another person using a anycodings_authentication login feature that creates a batch file that anycodings_authentication returns you to where you left off.

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