Joly0

I got it working. Change that line to: ``` Powershell.exe -NoProfile -Command "Get-Help '$PSScriptRoot\windows.ps1'" ``` and change this line https://github.com/hollowaykeanho/Upscaler/blob/9ba0c87bc79ab4598366ee3fd12b07cedda86cda/init/windows.ps1#L337 to ``` Powershell.exe -NoProfile -Command "Get-Help '$PSScriptRoot\windows.ps1' -full" ```

Hey @hollowaykeanho i pulled fresh from main branch and was able to replicate the issue, when running start.cmd without parameters and if the path to the .cmd or the .ps1...

Sounds good for me, i´d have to adjust the powershell side of this when you are done

Sure, how can i help?

Hey, yes, i am on it getting this done in powershell, but i dont have that much time currently, so i cant tell, when i am finished. I will try...

Btw, in powershell this is a hell of a ride, but i am getting quite close i guess, but i have to set powershell 7 as a requirement for this...

Btw, just to give a quick update. I havent had any time in the past few months to look into this at all, which i am quite sorry for. But...

https://github.com/Joly0/Upscaler/commit/9ce20e919df387902eb9bd3c77b29c8eb776c582

Apparentely the retry function is not yet working correctly, but otherwise yes, this works. I can do some testing again later and can check how much of a difference this...

Hey, ofc. I used this command to run lodestone: ``` docker run -d --name='Lodestone' -p '16662:16662/tcp' -v '/appdata/lodestone':'/home/user/.lodestone':'rw' 'ghcr.io/lodestone-team/lodestone_core' ``` the folder /appdata already exists, /appdata/lodestone doesnt, so i let...