hi,
i'd try making a batch file. (read a batch tutorial first, to learn how to code it -it's easy)
-always start agsgame with this batch
_______________________
in ags:
-press download button
-save a variable xy to some .txt file
-ags_quit
_______________________
in .bat:
-check variable xy in .txt file
-if xy is != 0 then
-start download manager (check settings for your dm to access your website etc.)
________________________
in download manager (thats a part i don't know much about):
-maybe your download manager tells you when it has downloaded the file, use this information to return to the batch file (this might be difficult)
-if so start an install or patch maker from within the batch file.
-if not, try to start it from within the dm
________________________
a patchmaker (www.clickteam.com -it's freeware) should do the rest. (it's easy too...)
additional:
-hide ags.exe in windows, to make sure every user opens the batch
-use an batch_to_exe_tool to make your .bat file an .exe, you can also make an icon for it.
also, in ags you can use dorcan's filenet plugin, to download/upload SMALL files from/to
a website:
http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/yabb/index.php?topic=28261.0
*menaze*
i'd try making a batch file. (read a batch tutorial first, to learn how to code it -it's easy)
-always start agsgame with this batch
_______________________
in ags:
-press download button
-save a variable xy to some .txt file
-ags_quit
_______________________
in .bat:
-check variable xy in .txt file
-if xy is != 0 then
-start download manager (check settings for your dm to access your website etc.)
________________________
in download manager (thats a part i don't know much about):
-maybe your download manager tells you when it has downloaded the file, use this information to return to the batch file (this might be difficult)
-if so start an install or patch maker from within the batch file.
-if not, try to start it from within the dm
________________________
a patchmaker (www.clickteam.com -it's freeware) should do the rest. (it's easy too...)
additional:
-hide ags.exe in windows, to make sure every user opens the batch
-use an batch_to_exe_tool to make your .bat file an .exe, you can also make an icon for it.
also, in ags you can use dorcan's filenet plugin, to download/upload SMALL files from/to
a website:
http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/yabb/index.php?topic=28261.0
*menaze*