How to install more than 1 IMVU client [batch]

Posted 7 years ago

Before I use sandboxie program, now with that way I dont need to use it anymore. Thank you :awesome20:

Posted 7 years ago · Author

SamaelWar wrote:
Before I use sandboxie program, now with that way I dont need to use it anymore. Thank you

You still need sandboxie if you want to run both clients at the same time though. This just lets you install more than 1 client on the same machine.

Posted 7 years ago

Thank you for the great effort D.M, this is very handy.

I would like to add my two cents. Wouldn't it be easier to specify different destination folders for every client?
For example. On my machine, I have the IMVU client installed in the default \AppData\Roaming\ directory, and I have the IMVULite Client installed on a totally different directory let's say \Work\ImvuLite\ , and I am able to run the one I like without them affecting each other, and although I have T3DE installed on a separate vmware I don't think I will have any problem installing it on a third directory. A lazy user (I like to have nothing on my desktop :awesome11:

) can just drag shortcuts to the desktop with the names they desire for each client.

Posted 7 years ago · Author

Elie wrote:
Wouldn't it be easier to specify different destination folders for every client?

Easier then what? This technique does rely on having separate directories for the different client installations.

Posted 7 years ago

oka i am late to this tutorial, is it still up an running because i would love to use it.

but let me get the understanding, i can run more then one acct or does this say something im not getting. because at one time there was sandboxie, lol.

Posted 7 years ago

D.M wrote:
Easier then what?

I meant making the bat files :innocent:

kakowolf12345 wrote:
oka i am late to this tutorial, is it still up an running because i would love to use it. but let me get the understanding, i can run more then one acct or does this say something im not getting.

Yes this still works, but as the tutorial indicates: "Only one client can be running at the a time."
so basically you will be able to switch between different clients instead of installing them over and over again but will be able to run only one at a time.