add giants editor path

README.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ This PowerShell script executes the Test Runner for a Farming Simulator 22 mod.
      - `$testRunnerPath`: Path where the Test Runner executable (`TestRunner_public.exe`) is installed.
      - `$gamePath`: Path where Farming Simulator 22 is installed.
      - `$outputBasePath`: Base output folder where the results will be stored.
-     - `$giantsEditorPath` : Path where Giants Editor is Installed (Coming Soon)
+     - `$giantsEditorPath` : Path where Giants Editor is Installed
 
 4. **Run the Script:**
    - Open PowerShell.
@@ -48,4 +48,4 @@ This PowerShell script executes the Test Runner for a Farming Simulator 22 mod.
 - This script uses PowerShell to execute the Test Runner command with the specified parameters.
 - Ensure that the paths to `TestRunner_public.exe`, the game folder, and the output base folder are correctly defined in the script.
 - Exercise caution when running scripts from untrusted sources.
-- For issues or suggestions, please contact [Miguel Pacheco](mailto:[email protected]).
+- For issues or suggestions, please contact [Miguel Pacheco](mailto:[email protected]) or create an issue on the Repository.

execute_TestRunner.ps1

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ $gamePath = "D:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Farming Simulator 22"
 $outputBasePath = "D:\testingmods\testRunnerOutput"
 
 # Define the Giants Editor Path (In case it's added in future versions)
-$giantsEditorPath = ""
+$giantsEditorPath = "D:\GIANTS_Editor_9.0.6_64-bit\editor.exe"
 
 # Check if the mod folder path is provided
 if (-not $modFolderPath) {
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ if (-not $modFolderPath) {
     Write-Host "Loading Giants TestRunner located on: $testRunnerPath, with GamePath: $gamePath, and output: $outputFolderPath for mod: $modFolderPath"
 
     # Build the command
-    $command = "$testRunnerPath $modFolderPath -g '$gamePath' --outputPath $outputFolderPath"
+    $command = "$testRunnerPath $modFolderPath -e '$giantsEditorPath' -g '$gamePath' --outputPath $outputFolderPath"
 
     # Execute the command
     Invoke-Expression -Command $command