I can Make the outfit but when I run the Batch Image Maker nothing happens yes I saved the file to the Work in progress folder. I'm Running windows 11 with Duel 980ti with 64gigs of ram ... I don't know if it's a Windows 11 thing because I can't get it to run on my windows 10 gaming laptop ether ... I thinking that I must be doing something wrong any help would be grate pls and ty

Provided that if you open the saved file and it's a bunch of letters dots and numbers (valid) instead of some error mess:
- Make sure Kisekae is running before using the batch cutter.
- Refer to the modding guides for a kisekae step-by-step.

Yea didn't work, I fallowed the instructions to the T and I checked it twice the txt file has a wall of letters dots and numbers... I do get a black screen for a few seconds saying it's trying to execute a PHP script then nothing happens no pics any ware to be seen. I tried a rebooting the system and fully disabling my AV

Assuming you can open cmd just fine and have the minimum requirements for php (microsoft redist 2019 should come with OS), you can try deleting the kkl / kisekae folders in AppData\Roaming (type %AppData% into explorer / Win+R).

I've had a similar problem (command prompt opening for a split second before closing itself when the Run Batch Image Maker shortcut was executed with kkl.exe opened) on my main machine running windows 11.

I copied the entire kisekae 3.5 folder to my secondary machine, running windows 10, with no alterations and it worked without any problems.

After a number of attempts, apparently my windows 11 machine requires a manually-opened elevated command prompt. Neither right-clicking the shortcut nor the actual run.bat as administrator worked either, just the elevated command prompt. Not sure if there's some kind of default security measure that prevents bat files to work otherwise.

Hope that helps.

Apparently in Win11 they added a setting called 'Unblock' - which might be required for all 3rd party scripts?

If you right-click the 'The Kisekae Editor\run.bat' and open properties, it should be at the bottom of General.

Apparently the 'unblock' checkbox in properties disappear as soon as you extract the zip - it only seem to appear if the file's recognised as foreign to the machine.

Instead, I went and Unblock-File using Windows Powershell. That resolved the issue and I can run the bat file without problems.

Thank you for the help!

EDIT: It seems the permissions reset when I reboot the machine - it's back to the original problem. I have to Unblock-File using Windows Powershell again after each reboot.

I'll just use the elevated command prompt, I suppose.