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For people who can't use CureROM (because of the anti-blacklist measures error), this tool in combination with DaemonScript can be used to create a one-click desktop shortcut.
I tried it with SW: Empire at War and it works great.
These are the contents of my Star Wars Empire at War.DaemonScript file:
Code:
Version|1.6.0|2|
Mount|E:\images\Star Wars Empire at War\EAW_1.mds|0|0|
Delay|3000|
RunApp|E:\tools\ASAutoLoad.exe|"E:\Program Files\LucasArts\Star Wars Empire at War\GameData\sweaw.exe"|E:\tools|
Delay|1000|
WaitForApp|sweaw.exe|0|0|
UnMount|0|
It mounts the image, then runs the game using ASAutoLoad/AntiSecuROM. After playing it also unmounts the image.
Didnt work for me
loaded and stuff, just didnt work
Speaking of AnyDVD, is it possible to integrate a function into a program (like CureROM) to allow AnyDVD to just sit there and do its thing while still being able to play games from backup images?
Yes, the function ho hide anyDVD has already been implimented into CureROM... and will be in the next release...
Yes, the function ho hide anyDVD has already been implimented into CureROM... and will be in the next release...
if you want a preview, PM me...
Wonderful! Seriously, that's just amazingly cool; I always found it so strange and frustrating that the AnyDVD authors didn't recognize and/or address the fact that their program caused problems with new forms of copy protection.
I'm a patient sort, so I'll just wait for the next release to check it out (though you have my sincere thanks for the offer of a sneak peak.) Once again it has to be said: thanks so very much for your time and work on CureROM. I'm sure you could be doing any number of things other than working on this program for the community, but the fact that you are choosing to spend your time in this way really is greatly appreciated, I would venture to guess, by the overwhelming majority of people who've used CureROM.
I can't get it to work. I must be stupid.
I created a shortcut to ASAutoload and put the path to the game after it
Target:
"C:\Program Files\DAEMON Tools\Plugins\ASAutoLoad.exe" "C:\Program Files\LucasArts\Star Wars Empire at War\GameData\sweaw.exe"
what happens when I use the shortcut is the same as if you opened AntiSecuRom by itself, SecuROM loader v1.1 pops up asking for the exe file... I have tried doing this for several other games, but I must not be getting something.
Why not directly use AntiSecuROM with parameters?
Copy AntiSecuROM into the directory where sweaw.exe is located, then create a shortcut to it like this:
AntiSecuROM.exe -r sweaw.exe
It needs to be in the same directory as the game's protected exe to work. And also don't forget to copy the AntiSecuROM.dll there too.
it can mount a image, enable emulations, dismout, start securom loader, wait for app termination and supports parameters.
it creates a shortcut into the [start] bar, klick an play. no matter which tool is needed.
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