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6/16/2025, 9:35:34 AM
>>1530269
>I barely know what you are talking
Ah ok, lemme slow down and back up
>I think it's CLI is in ...\Upscayl\resources\bin but idk how to use it
I can show you the basics, this might take multiple posts
in the picture you can see on my desktop, I have two folders, and at the bottom half of the screen you can see the contents of said folder
when I open command prompt, you see
`C:\Users\kura_bot\Desktop>`
this means my current location or "current directory" is my "..\Desktop"
'dir /b' is a command to list the contents of the current directory, as you can see, it shows the folders
'dir /b FolderTwo' shows the contents of FolderTwo,
'cd FolderTwo' changes my directory to FolderTwo, as a result the prompt now shows `C:\Users\kura_bot\Desktop\FolderTwo>`
the subsequent 'dir /b' shows the contents of FolderTwo since that is my current location now
>I barely know what you are talking
Ah ok, lemme slow down and back up
>I think it's CLI is in ...\Upscayl\resources\bin but idk how to use it
I can show you the basics, this might take multiple posts
in the picture you can see on my desktop, I have two folders, and at the bottom half of the screen you can see the contents of said folder
when I open command prompt, you see
`C:\Users\kura_bot\Desktop>`
this means my current location or "current directory" is my "..\Desktop"
'dir /b' is a command to list the contents of the current directory, as you can see, it shows the folders
'dir /b FolderTwo' shows the contents of FolderTwo,
'cd FolderTwo' changes my directory to FolderTwo, as a result the prompt now shows `C:\Users\kura_bot\Desktop\FolderTwo>`
the subsequent 'dir /b' shows the contents of FolderTwo since that is my current location now
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