How to make a custom IP Pinger

Introduction

Introduction

In this guide, we will demonstrate how to create a custom IP pinger. This custom IP pinger works similarly to CMD or Command Prompt's "ping" function but is more convenient as it eliminates the need to manually input commands repeatedly. In this guide, we'll also learn how to customize various elements of the pinger, such as text color and title.

Steps to Create a Custom IP Pinger

Step 1: Prepare the Script

• Download the script from the provided Notepad link in the description.

  // Download link to the script here
  

• Copy the script from the downloaded Notepad file.

Step 2: Paste the Script

• Open a new Notepad file and paste the copied script using Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V.

Step 3: Customize the Script

• Edit the script by adding specific commands:

  @echo off
  color [desired color code]
  title [your custom title]
  :: greeting
  CLS
  @echo.
  echo [text art if applicable]
  

Step 4: Customize Colors and Titles

• Colors: Define the color you want by assigning a number (e.g., color 3 for light blue).
• Titles: Use any title you want for your custom IP pinger.

Step 5: Add Text Art (Optional)

• If you wish to add text art, use the given website link in the description to generate your desired text art.

  // Find the desired text art
  

• Copy the text art and paste it above set /p IP=IP: in the script.

Step 6: Implement Echo for All Lines

• Add @echo before each line of text art:

  @echo [text line]
  

Step 7: Save the Script

• Save the Notepad file with a .bat extension (example: custom_ip_pinger.bat).

  File -> Save As -> custom_ip_pinger.bat
  

Step 8: Run Your Custom IP Pinger

• Navigate to the folder where you saved the .bat file and run it.
• Your custom IP pinger will now execute and display the results as configured.

Additional Customizations

• You may modify the message displayed when the IP is down.

  @echo [custom message]
  

• Resave the .bat file if changes are made.

Keywords

• Custom IP pinger
• CMD commands
• Command Prompt
• Notepad
• Script customization
• Text art
• Batch file
• Echo command
• Text color

FAQs

Q: How do I download the script?

A: You can find the download link for the Notepad file containing the script in the description of the video or article.

Q: What is the purpose of the "color" command?

A: The "color" command sets the text color in the Command Prompt window. Numbers or letters can represent different colors.

Q: How do I save the script as a .bat file?

A: In Notepad, go to "File" -> "Save As". Change the file extension from .txt to .bat (e.g., custom_ip_pinger.bat).

Q: How can I add custom text art to the script?

A: You need to find or create the desired text art, then copy and paste it into the script, adding @echo before each line.

Q: How do I know if the IP is down?

A: The script can be customized to change colors or display specific messages when an IP is down.

Q: Can I edit the script after saving it?

A: Yes, you can reopen the .bat file in any text editor, make changes, and then resave the file.