Each file in /modules/ and /helpers/ contains a function that has the same name,
This file shows you a list of modules and how to use each of them.
At each commit, GitHub Actions compiles them to a single file,
which you can run to declare all of them by simply typing iex(irm tl.ctt.cx)
in PowerShell.
Parses farag's Sophia Script and imports all functions as a temporary module
This is a Combo function, which imports the Sophia Script's functions (via Import-Sophia
/ipso
) and runs the following:
CortanaButton -Hide
PeopleTaskbar -Hide
TaskBarSearch -Hide
TaskViewButton -Hide
UnpinTaskbarShortcuts Edge, Store, Mail
Restarting the explorer is needed for a few of them to refresh.
This lets you easily install programs and some of my scripts in a very short command that allows a lot of aliases
Get DisplayDriverUninstaller 7-Zip Smoothie
# Will do the same thing as:
g ddu 7z sm
This lets you download some "throw-away" programs to TEMP, it returns the path of the main binary
- DisplayDriverUninstaller
- NVCleanstall
- NvidiaProfileInspector
- MSIUtilityV3
- Rufus
- AutoRuns
- Procmon
- CustomResolutionUtility
- NotepadReplacer
- privacy.sexy
- ReShade
(List may be out of date)
You can pair this with PowerShell's &
operator:
iex(irm tl.ctt.cx);
& (Launch DisplayDriverUninstaller)
It has tab completion and can loop over multiple apps (e.g Launch DisplayDriverUninstaller, privacy.sexy, Rufus
)
Used by Get
, it installs a specific app using the Scoop package manager, if it fails to find it in your available Buckets it look in other known buckets, as well as mine. You can also specify a bucket before the name of the app (e.g extras/firefox
, utils/smoothie
) and it will get Git/bucket if needed.
# Will do same thing as 'Get DisplayDriverUninstaller'
Get-ScoopApp extras/ddu
Simply returns the content of a function you provide
If you're auditing or snooping at what TweakList is capable this is a good way to lurk around
Get-FunctionContent Get-ScoopApp
# or it's alias:
gfc Get-ScoopApp
You can also pipe what it returns to your clipboard (to paste it in your IDE)
Get-FunctionContent Merge-HashTables | Set-Clipboard
You can also use bat
to have vim-key navigation and syntax highlighting
gfc Launch | bat -l PowerShell
This will find your OBS installation, ask you which profile to tune, and adjust the settings that matter for performance
Optimize-OBS -Encoder NVENC -OBS64Path "D:\Scoop\OBS\bin\obs64.exe"
Available encoders are NVENC (for NVIDIA GPUs), AMF (for AMD GPUs), QuickSync (for intel iGPUs) and x264 (CPU).
Same process as OBS, if you're not using .minecraft in the APPDATA, indicate it with the GameDir -CustomDirectory
.
Optimize-OptiFine -Preset Smart
There is also the "Lowest" preset which turns every setting down (prepare for a very ugly game).
Specify which specific tweak you'd like applying on one (or a new) LunarClient Profile
- Performance: Turn off performance-hungry settings
- NoCosmetics: Disable all emotes, cosmetics, wings, hats..
- MinimalViewBobbing: Keep item movement but disable walk bobbing
- No16xSaturationOverlay: Remove the yellow 16x hunger bar overlay
- HideToggleSprint: Hides the ToggleSprint status from HUD
- ToggleSneak: Turns on ToggleSneak
- DisableUHCMods: Disables ArmorHUD, DirectionHUD and Coordinates mods
- FullBright: literally night vision
Remember that list of actions you can do when right-clicking a file/folder? The more programs you install, the more crowded it gets, Windows also has it's fair share of very specific actions no one really cares about
- PinToQuickAccess
- RestorePreviousVersions
- GiveAccessTo
- EditWithPaint3D
- IncludeInLibrary
- AddToWindowsMediaPlayerList
- CastToDevice
- EditWithPaint3D
- EditWithPhotos
- Share
- TakeOwnerShip
- 7Zip
- WinRAR
- Notepad++
- OpenWithOnBatchFiles
- SendTo
Be sure to take advantage of TAB completion/cycling!
Remove-ContextMenu WinRAR, Share, EditWithPaind3D
- SendTo
- TakeOwnership
- OpenWithOnBatchFiles
It works the same way as Remove-ContextMenu
This simply removes exclamation points and spaces from the start of your resourcepack's filenames
It defaults to the default /.minecraft/resourcepacks (override it with -PackFolderPath
), it does not check recursively for obvious reasons
turns
! §1look at me look at me I am first in your pack list!!!!!!.zip
! §5Kool§cKirby§fKlan.zip
! Pack Special Noël !.zip
into
§1look at me look at me I am first in your pack list!!!!!!.zip
§5Kool§cKirby§fKlan.zip
Pack Special Noël !.zip