[OriolePhan]

Originally Posted by Fishbreath

If it opens and closes without showing anything, then there's some sort of configuration problem or settings parsing error. When it runs correctly, you'll see some status text, then a progress bar as it attempts to schedule, then a list of possible commands once it has either succeeded or failed to schedule.

If you post your settings file here, I can take a look at it. You can also open a command prompt and run the batch file inside it, which should force the window to remain open so you can see the error text. I can have a look at that, too, to fix any potential bug.

I was trying to understand where it was breaking but I'm not familiar with Java.

My Code
[operational]
; Options relating to the operation of the
; scheduler.

; If true, the scheduler will automatically
; retry failed schedules until it finds a
; working possibility.
auto_retry=true

[general]
; General options.
; n.b. interleage and balanced options here
; only control the schedule file filename
; and header. To enforce balance or interleague
; play, use the options under [schedule].

; Whether to write to the schedule file
; claiming interleague play is supported.
interleague=false
; Whether to write to the schedule file
; claiming the schedule is balanced.
balanced=false
; The league structure, in schedule file
; format, with no underscores.
structure=SL1D1T5D2T5D3T4D4T4

[divisional-series]
; Series scheduling options. Note that the
; scheduler will ignore these settings to hit
; its target numbers for games.

; Series scheduling options are identical for
; all three kinds of series.

; The preferred length for series.
preferred_length=4
; Schedule no fewer than this many series
; per opponent.
min_per_opponent=2

[subleague-series]
preferred_length=4
min_per_opponent=1

[interleague-series]
preferred_length=0
min_per_opponent=0

[break]
; Break scheduling options.

; This many days of break/padding will be added
; over the course of the series, adjusted upward
; to the next multiple of the largest preferred
; series length. Another way to think about this
; property is that each team will spend about
; this many days on regular season byes.
;
; Some padding is necessary, because this is not a
; perfect scheduler.
break_days=10

; The all-star game will be scheduled this far
; into the season.
all_star_percentage=50

; The all-star game will occur in a break of
; this length.
all_star_length=3

; The all-star game will occur on this day of
; the week.
; all_star_day_of_week=Sunday

; These options enable week-aware scheduling.
; start_day_of_week defines the first day of
; week in the schedule.
; No games will be scheduled on off_days_of_week.
; start_day_of_week=Thursday
; off_days_of_week=List:Tuesday|Wednesday

[schedule]
; Scheduling options. The scheduling engine uses
; these numbers as starting points. If they are not
; feasible, based on other settings, the scheduler
; will attempt to adjust them, up to twice the number
; given here. If

; Aim for this many divisional games.
divisional_games=20
; This many subleague games.
subleague_games=40
; This many interleague games.
interleague_games=0

[time]
; Options for scheduling of games. The
; scheduler will distribute games evenly through
; the day per these options, starting on the hour
; or the half hour, preferring the last start times
; in the day first.

; Schedule the first game in a day no earlier
; than this.
first_start=1300
; Schedule the last game in a day no later than
; this.
last_start=2100
; Offset from the hour and half-hour by this much.
start_offset=5
; Start this many games at the same time.
simultaneous_games=2




If I change these settings It will still break.