Multiple ICR2 Rendition Installs?

[zerocool]

Hey all!
Can someone tell me if I can have multiple ICR2 Rendition installations?
Or would I have to remap the location in the wrapper settings each time?
I tried to simply copy, rename, remap via the dosbox-Rendition.conf file but that does not seem to work as it always defaults to what I have set in the wrapper.
I am new to the whole rendition wrapper but I am an old school ICR2 driver so I understand the files and using different directories.
Thank you for any help or direction you can provide.

[sharangad]

Hey all!
Can someone tell me if I can have multiple ICR2 Rendition installations?
Or would I have to remap the location in the wrapper settings each time?
I tried to simply copy, rename, remap via the dosbox-Rendition.conf file but that does not seem to work as it always defaults to what I have set in the wrapper.
I am new to the whole rendition wrapper but I am an old school ICR2 driver so I understand the files and using different directories.
Thank you for any help or direction you can provide.

You could stick each installation in a different subfolder of a root mounted folder.

For instance if you have a folder called C:\ICR2, you could have C:\ICR2\1994, C:\ICR2\2001 and in each installation you could have your individual installations.

In dosbox-rendition.conf under the [autoexec] section you could just have this:
[autoexec]
mount V C:\ICR2
v:

When you run dosbox-rendition, you could just type
CD 1992
indycar


Alternatively at the root of C:\ICR2 you could have batch file (text files) called 1989.bat, 1991.bat and in each file you'd probably have:
cd 1989
indycar

OR
cd 2001
indycar

To run the batch files,  just start up dosbox-rendition and type 1989 or 2001 (or whatever names you've given them). The batch files can be created in notepad, but the extension should .bat and not filename.bat.txt.

[zerocool]

Thank you so much, sharangad! I am going the first method.

mount c c:\ICR2
c:

Then I type:
cd\1998 (or cd\1999 cd\2000)
indycar

So cool and perfect!