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Fishbreath · 08-02-2017, 11:26 AM

To expand on that a bit, here's the quick usage guide.

Open the 'run.bat' file (or 'run.sh' for Mac/Linux).
The schedule generator will print some information about settings set to defaults and ask if you want to proceed. If your settings.ini file is missing critical settings, the scheduler will tell you so and prompt you to quit by pressing enter.
If your settings.ini passes muster, the scheduler will prompt you to proceed by entering 'y'.
The scheduler will print the generated opponent pools, series counts, and other debugging information, and then will adjust home-away balance and schedule game times on each day.
The scheduler will prompt you to enter a command. 'help' describes what each command does. 'write' will output the schedule to a file in the same directory as the schedule generator.

If you run the schedule generator from a command line, you can pass in a filename to use a settings file other than settings.ini. You can also edit run.bat/run.sh, replacing settings.ini therein with the filename you want to use.

08-02-2017, 11:26 AM	#144
Fishbreath Minors (Double A) Join Date: Oct 2015 Posts: 145	To expand on that a bit, here's the quick usage guide. Open the 'run.bat' file (or 'run.sh' for Mac/Linux). The schedule generator will print some information about settings set to defaults and ask if you want to proceed. If your settings.ini file is missing critical settings, the scheduler will tell you so and prompt you to quit by pressing enter. If your settings.ini passes muster, the scheduler will prompt you to proceed by entering 'y'. The scheduler will print the generated opponent pools, series counts, and other debugging information, and then will adjust home-away balance and schedule game times on each day. The scheduler will prompt you to enter a command. 'help' describes what each command does. 'write' will output the schedule to a file in the same directory as the schedule generator. If you run the schedule generator from a command line, you can pass in a filename to use a settings file other than settings.ini. You can also edit run.bat/run.sh, replacing settings.ini therein with the filename you want to use.