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I tried getting this script to run, but it keeps running into errors involving libraries that don't exist.

Just running the GeneralHealthBot.ahk script breaks at line 159 with this error:

Error at line 159.

#include file
"C:\users\USERNAME\Documents\AutoHotKey\Lib\IniFileCreator_v8.ahk"
cannot be opened.

The program will exit.

I did a search on my computer and the "AutoHotKey\Lib" folder doesn't even exist in my documents folder.

So I tried a search for IniFileCreator_v8.ahk and no such file exists on my computer. It doesn't seem like this "library" is a standard feature of my default AutoHotKey installation.

Next I did a search online for "IniFileCreator_v8.ahk" to see if I could find the missing file. It wasn't straightforward to find it, but I did come across this "archive" post on the AHK forums:

https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?style=17&f=6&t=3216&start=60

It contains a link to a massive 7zip backup of (apparently hard to find) library scripts. I had to dig into the zips to find the necessary script at buried (in a ZIP within a ZIP) here:

rbrtryn_3-04-2014.7z\robertcollier4_pack\AutohotkeyDotNet_Megapack.7z\~toralf\IniSettingsEditor\IniFileCreator_v8.ahk

I tried moving that to the User Documents folder that it expects it at. Then I got another error because the IniFileCreator_v8.ahk was looking to include: Func_IniSettingsEditor_v6.ahk on line 79.

So I copied THAT file into the Lib folder that I had created, and it still couldn't find it. I'm guessing because the original GeneralHealthBot.ahk is considered the root directory, and so IniFileCreator_v8,ahk is maybe looking there?

Next I tried to copy both files to the GeneralHealthBot.ahk directory and created a new "lib' folder there to put them in. Then I modified the "include" paths to point to those new files.

So I modified the include paths in both files, and then I get an error because of a missing /Anchor/Anchor_v3.3.ahk file...

I want to try this health script out, but I'm not gonna spend an unknown number of hours debugging it to hunt down all the obscure linked libraries that it is trying to reference.

Please consider including copies of all the necessary libraries in a "lib" folder for this script, and point the INCLUDE commands to the proper relative locations, that way the source of this script is "complete" and can be run "out-of-the-box".

Having to download a 24mb 7zip archive (containing roughly 2707 files, nested in sub-folders) on a forum post from 2018, just to find a handful of AHK files, isn't a fun experience.