asdffdsa showed you how to make a basic batch, so now you can edit those to your need as long as you know what commands to use.
Note that you can also click .bat files in windows to have them run if you want to do it that way. So you can easily make a folder with a few scripts that do common tasks, like starting the mount, or uploading everything in C:\FTPuploads to the remote ect.
If you want help on more advanced scripting, feel free to ask
(but maybe make a new topic on that)
well, it does not matter too much for basic batch files but there are subtle differences.
.bat files are for older versions of dos and windows that used command.com, such dos 6.22 and windows 95.
windows nt replaced command.com with cmd.exe and .cmd files.
Just in case its useful, here are the full .cmd files (Both of which Ive already tested and works like a charm) (Hosted on openload, so I recommend using an adblocker):
create a new file named mounts.cmd and paste the following text into it, save it and run it, just as we did yesterday for test.cmd. notice that i am using a command named start
start rclone mount Survival: X:
start rclone mount Bedwars: Z:
Btw does this start the other .cmd files or does it just start the command prompts by itself/without the other .cmd files (So would it be able to run even if the othe .cmd files didnt exist)? Just curious
This will start a new window for each. If it more convenient to have them all in one window (less windows may be nice but it can make it harder to look at the individual outputs) then you would do instead
start /b rclone mount Survival: X:
start /b rclone mount Bedwars: Z:
(start all in the same window - and maybe do more after in the same script if you need it, /b means "in background" so it does not lock the script from continuing).
Or you may want
start /min "Survival" rclone mount Survival: X:
start /min "Bedwars" rclone mount Bedwars: Z:
This wouls start new windows for each - but automatically minimize them t not be annoying. Also this labels each window so you can easily tell which window is for which mount.