Radiant: Is there a way to script the compilation flow without opening the Radiant window?

There are two options here:

1. Running the TCL script through the Radiant TCL Console

2. Running the TCL script through a batch file

On both cases, user can use the pnmainc.exe instead of the pnmain.exe to run Radiant without opening the Radiant window.

See example batch file that uses the pnmainc.exe. (please edit the directories to the directory on your workstation):

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