Run mod update through PowerShell command?

[jbrivers7]

I'm really sorry if this is a stupid question, but would it be possible to perform a mod update through a Powershelll command? My goal is to update the system tray icons, at logon, through your "Taskbar tray system icon tweaks" mod, but by calling an exposed function through Powershell. I tried forking the mod, and exporting the "Wh_ModSettingsChanged" function, but that obviously didn't work. I realize that there is likely WAY more going on in the background than I am capable of understanding, so I was hoping that maybe someone else may know how to do this. Either way, thank you for your time!

[m417z]

Do I understand correctly that you want a PowerShell script to modify the mod settings? You can update the mod settings in the registry here:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Windhawk\Engine\Mods\taskbar-tray-system-icon-tweaks\Settings

Then, to make the mod load the new settings you need to update the SettingsChangeTime value under:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Windhawk\Engine\Mods\taskbar-tray-system-icon-tweaks

Normally it's set to the time when the update is done, but it can be any value, as long as it's different from the previous value.

[jbrivers7]

Ty sir. I actually found it late last night, after I wasted a bunch of hours trying to figure out all of the libraries used to call it from a separate C++ app. =\ I have it fully integrated now, and it works perfectly. Thank you for such an AMAZING tool sir, and thanks again for your time!