7/4/2023 0 Comments Inno script studio tutorial![]() You will see Inno setup 5 & Inno Script Studio installed here. ![]() Compile the project in release configuration.Creating Script File (.iss)Go to Start-All Programs. You can use any of your existing project. ![]() Download the sample Project from the link above. Installation is simple and straight forward.Create a Visual Studio ProjectNow let us get started. In this article we will look into this tool.Download link.First Install Inno setup and then Inno-script-studio. We can then use the graphical interface provided by the tool to edit our script easily. It comes with a wizard that is similar to InnoSetup wizard. Third party Editor (Inno-script-studio)The Inno script studio is free and excellent tool which helps you create an InnoSetup quickly and easily. Later you can modify the script file in the editor which has the following options syntax highlighting and one click installation. Innosetup built in editorInnoSetup built in editor comes with an excellent wizard which takes you through the stages and creates the script file. Text EditorYou can use any text editor like notepad. Run: Any executable to be executed after the installation is completed.How to Create an Inno Script fileThere are three ways you can create a script file. Icons: The Application shortcuts: Start menu folders, etc. Tasks: Tasks to be performed by the setup during the installation.įiles: Files to be copied to the User's system. Setup: This section consists of settings and application related information like application name, publisher name etc. Each section handles a specific function of the installation. The section starts with the Section Name which is enclosed in square brackets. These scripts are easy to understand and uses a simple syntax. In this script file the contents are arranged in sections. Compile the Script fileWhat is Inno Script fileInnoSetup script file is a simple text file which is similar to.INI files with the extension.ISS. In this article we will explain you the basic concepts and steps involved in creating a simple setup of your C# Project.How to UseCreating the installer using Inno Setup involves the following two steps. You can create professional looking installers for the end user. It is free and provides a rich feature set. Name: "english " MessagesFile: "compiler:Default.Introductionis an open source compiler to create installers on windows. (To generate a new GUID, click Tools | Generate GUID inside the IDE.) Do not use the same AppId value in installers for other applications. NOTE: The value of AppId uniquely identifies this application. #define MyAppPublisher "YOUR COMPANY NAME " SEE THE DOCUMENTATION FOR DETAILS ON CREATING INNO SETUP SCRIPT FILES! ![]() Script generated by the Inno Setup Script Wizard. You should now find your setup file in the Output folder! Install and test!.(Add the two redistributable files to Files, make sure they are run during the installation in the Run section and finally add the entire Code section. Open the resulting script and copy paste from the file below.Compare the result to my inno setup file if you're unsure you did it correctly. This will create the proper subdirectory once the installation is done and you will not be including any unnecessary files." - If you just add the directories and don't to this step, their contents will be taken out of the directory and placed at app level, which is not at all what we want. You can select it directly, then click edit and set the destination subfolder to “MyGame_Data”. Run the Inno Setup New Script Wizard (File > New > New Script (Wizard) in Inno Script Studio) and go through all the steps (This tutorial might help - take special note of this quick tip - quote from the tutorial: "A quick note about the MyGame_Data folder.Make a build in Unity, put the correct things in the correct places for Triton to function. ![]() Get the Unicode version of the Inno Setup QuickStart Pack and install it.ĭownload the redistributable installers directly from Microsoft here and here and place them in the "Redistributables" folder (or change the script according to their location) My workflow If you happen to know how to make a check and skip this step if it's not necessary, I'd love to know! (Especially since the DirectX web setup needs an online connection and installs their bing-bar bloatware on your PC unless you uncheck the box.) Prerequisites The DirectX runtime installer is always run. The script automatically checks if the correct version of the Visual C++ runtime is already installed and skips that step if it is (No thanks to me, I got the code from StackOverflow) This script creates an installer that puts everything Triton Ocean needs to function in the correct place and then installs the Visual C++ 2010 SP1 runtime libraries as well as the latest DirectX runtime libraries. Inno Setup script for a Unity Project using Triton Ocean ![]()
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