Dedicated Build Folder

.gitignore

@@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
-*build/
-*dist/
+*build/build
+*build/dist
+Build/OSCLeash.spec
+
 Controllers/__pycache__/DataController.cpython-310.pyc
 Controllers/__pycache__/PackageController.cpython-310.pyc
-Controllers/__pycache__/ThreadController.cpython-310.pyc
+Controllers/__pycache__/ThreadController.cpython-310.pyc

Build/1 - Installer.bat

@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+@REM This uses CX_Freeze to create an MSI installer file.
+BuildInstaller.py bdist_msi

Build/2 - SingleBinary.bat

@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+@REM This uses pyinstaller to create a single binary executable. Adjust as needed for your system.
+
+@REM get the repo path from current bat file location and go up one folder
+
+@echo off
+set REPO_PATH=%~dp0..
+set ICON_PATH=%REPO_PATH%\Resources\VRChatOSCLeash.ico
+set SCRIPT_PATH=%REPO_PATH%\OSCLeash.py
+set BUILD_PATH=%REPO_PATH%\Build\dist
+
+pyinstaller --noconfirm --onefile --console --icon "%ICON_PATH%"  "%SCRIPT_PATH%"
+
+@REM Don't need to keep this.
+del "%REPO_PATH%\Build\OSCLeash.spec"
+
+pause

setup.py → Build/BuildInstaller.py

@@ -1,74 +1,71 @@
-#new installer build script, using cx_freeze stable(6.15.x), and python 3.11 (3.12 should be supported in cx_freeze 6.16.x)
-from cx_Freeze import setup, Executable
-#change any area that says change me
-#update items in "Summary_Data"
-#update version numbers on new releases.
-
-# Dependencies are automatically detected, but it might need
-# fine tuning.
-build_options = {'packages': [], 'excludes': []}
-
-base = 'console'
-
-#Create EXE and 2 shortcuts
-executables = [
-    #Desktop ShortCut
-    Executable('OSCLeash.py', 
-    base=base,
-    shortcut_name="OSCLeash",
-    shortcut_dir="DesktopFolder",
-    icon="Resources\VRChatOSCLeash.ico",
-    ),
-    #StartMenu ShortCut
-    Executable('OSCLeash.py', 
-    base=base,
-    shortcut_name="OSCLeash",
-    shortcut_dir="MyProgramMenu",
-    icon="Resources\VRChatOSCLeash.ico",
-    ),
-]
-
-#not 100% sure what this is for, and idk if anything will break removing it
-directory_table = [
-    ("ProgramMenuFolder", "TARGETDIR", "."),
-    ("MyProgramMenu", "ProgramMenuFolder", "MYPROG~1|My Program"),
-]
-
-#Data to show in win32_programs if, i understand correctly
-msi_data = {
-    "Directory": directory_table,
-    "ProgId": [
-        ("Prog.Id", "2.1.1", None, "VRChat OSC tool to move the player in the direction of a stretched Physbone", "IconId", None),
-    ],
-    "Icon": [
-        ("IconId", "Resources\VRChatOSCLeash.ico"),
-    ],
-}
-
-#Values for the MSI installer file.
-bdist_msi_options = {
-    #we dont need the exe callable via cmd without the fullpath
-    "add_to_path": False,
-    "data": msi_data,
-    #dont change  this, this tells windows what version to remove when performing an upgrade
-    "upgrade_code": "{111834E6-DD67-4BD9-A402-A38A8424C39E}",
-    #this changes the icon in Add/Remove programs, sadly not the MSI it'self
-    "install_icon":  "Resources\VRChatOSCLeash.ico",
-    #update the details tab in the MSI properties, these are the only values alloted
-    "summary_data": {
-        "author": "Various Authors",
-        "comments": "https://github.com/ZenithVal/OSCLeash/releases",
-        "keywords": "VRChat, OSC, Leash, OSCLeash",
-    },
-}
-
-#setting for the EXE, and options for python setup.py <options>
-setup(name='OSCLeash',
-      version = '2.1.1',
-      description = 'VRChat OSC tool to move the player in the direction of a stretched Physbone',
-      license = "MIT License",
-      options = {
-      'build_exe': build_options,
-      'bdist_msi': bdist_msi_options,
-      },
-      executables = executables)
+#Installer using cx_freeze stable(6.15.x), and python 3.11 (3.12 should be supported in cx_freeze 6.16.x)
+from cx_Freeze import setup, Executable
+#Update version numbers on new releases.
+
+# Dependencies are automatically detected.
+build_options = {'packages': [], 'excludes': []}
+
+base = 'console'
+
+# Create EXE and 2 shortcuts
+executables = [
+    #Desktop ShortCut
+    Executable('..\OSCLeash.py', 
+    base=base,
+    shortcut_name="OSCLeash",
+    shortcut_dir="DesktopFolder",
+    icon="..\Resources\VRChatOSCLeash.ico",
+    ),
+    #StartMenu ShortCut
+    Executable('..\OSCLeash.py', 
+    base=base,
+    shortcut_name="..\OSCLeash",
+    shortcut_dir="MyProgramMenu",
+    icon="..\Resources\VRChatOSCLeash.ico",
+    ),
+]
+
+# Not 100% sure what this is for, and idk if anything will break removing it
+directory_table = [
+    ("ProgramMenuFolder", "TARGETDIR", "."),
+    ("MyProgramMenu", "ProgramMenuFolder", "MYPROG~1|My Program"),
+]
+
+#Data to show in win32_programs?
+msi_data = {
+    "Directory": directory_table,
+    "ProgId": [
+        ("Prog.Id", "2.1.2", None, "VRChat OSC tool to move the player in the direction of a stretched Physbone", "IconId", None),
+    ],
+    "Icon": [
+        ("IconId", "..\Resources\VRChatOSCLeash.ico"),
+    ],
+}
+
+#Values for the MSI installer file.
+bdist_msi_options = {
+    #we dont need the exe callable via cmd without the fullpath
+    "add_to_path": False,
+    "data": msi_data,
+    #dont change  this, this tells windows what version to remove when performing an upgrade
+    "upgrade_code": "{111834E6-DD67-4BD9-A402-A38A8424C39E}",
+    #this changes the icon in Add/Remove programs, sadly not the MSI it'self
+    "install_icon":  "..\Resources\VRChatOSCLeash.ico",
+    #update the details tab in the MSI properties, these are the only values alloted
+    "summary_data": {
+        "author": "Various Authors",
+        "comments": "https://github.com/ZenithVal/OSCLeash/releases",
+        "keywords": "VRChat, OSC, Leash, OSCLeash",
+    },
+}
+
+# Setting for the EXE, and options for python setup.py <options>
+setup(name='OSCLeash',
+      version = '2.1.2',
+      description = 'VRChat OSC tool to move the player in the direction of a stretched Physbone',
+      license = "MIT License",
+      options = {
+      'build_exe': build_options,
+      'bdist_msi': bdist_msi_options,
+      },
+      executables = executables)