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@echo off

:: welcoming text:

echo. Commencing Apocalypse
echo. PRESS ANY KEY TO CANCEL

:: fail-safe:

timeout /t 5 | findstr /R ".0$" >nul

:: no-goes:

taskkill /im HuionTablet.exe >nul 2>nul
timeout /t 1 >nul
taskkill /im HuionTablet.exe /t /f  >nul 2>nul
timeout /t 1 >nul

:: the game:

pushd P:\Game Play\Fallout 4 GOTYE\
start "" /b /max Fallout4.exe
popd

:: necessities:

cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\MSI Afterburner\"
start "" /b /min MSIAfterburner.exe
timeout /t 1 >nul

cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\RivaTuner Statistics Server\"
start "" /b /min RTSS.exe
timeout /t 1 >nul

start /b "" "C:\q\! SCRIPTS\Game Controls Binding.. Fallout #4.ahk"
timeout /t 1 >nul

:: closure:

exit

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@echo off &setlocal

set "delay=5"
:: prompt without new line
<nul set /p "=PRESS ANY KEY TO CANCEL within the next %delay% seconds ... "
:: check if the output ends with 0 that isn't preceded by another digit (which can happen if 'delay' is defined >10)
timeout /t %delay% | >nul findstr /e "[^0-9]0"
:: get outta here if no trailing 0 found
if errorlevel 1 exit /b
:: else, write the new line that has been omitted in the prompt
echo(

echo timed out, continue your script here ...
pause

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@echo off

echo.  Commencing this script
echo. PRESS ANY KEY TO CANCEL

:: Set the latter >>timeout<< command in seconds:
set LENGTH_OF_THE_COUNTDOWN=3

:: Check if the output ends with zero that is not preceded by another digit [which is possible if the countdown will be defined as greater than 10 - i.e. the >>findstr /e "[^0-9]0<< makes possible to use also a >>timeout<< value that consists of more than one digit when the last digit happens to be >>0<< [e.g. >>20<<]:
timeout /t %LENGTH_OF_THE_COUNTDOWN% | >nul findstr /e "[^0-9]0"

:: Terminate this script if no trailing 0 is found - i.e. close this BAT file if >>timeout<< command was interrupted by pressing of a key or when the countdown ends:
if errorlevel 1 exit /b

:: Info to be displayed when user does not interrupt the countdown - i.e. when user does not abort execution by pressing of any key
echo. The countdown has ended

:: Place for other commands that are to be executed after the countdown:
pause

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timeout

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@echo off

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

echo. Press any key to close this BAT

pause >nul

exit /b

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@echo off

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

echo. Test text

timeout /t 5

pause >nul

exit /b

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timeout /t 5 | findstr /R ".0$" > nul
&& goto continue || exit

command > nul 2>&1
:continue