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 Batch script to run the hardbone extraction in parallel.
 
-## Adjust the path variables
+## Adjust the variables in appsettings
 
-1) Open `Program.cs` in `/src/HardboneBatcher` for editing
+1) Open `appsettings.json` for editing
 2) Modify top variables according to your environment:
 
-```csharp
-public class Program
+```json
 {
-	// Maximum number of parallel processes; 0 to use processor count
-	private const int Parallelism = 0;
+   // Maximum number of parallel processes; 0 to use processor count
+   "Parallelism": 0,
 
-	// Path to the ArcPy executable
-	private const string PythonPath = @"C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.8\python.exe";
+   // Path to the ArcPy executable
+   "PythonPath": "C:/Python27/ArcGIS10.8/python.exe",
 
-	// Root directory to the geodatabases
-	private const string RootPath = @"C:\temp\CLCplus\Testsite_Sweden\01_input_data\SE";
+   // Root directory to the geo-databases
+   "RootPath": "C:/temp/CLCplus/hardbones/Testsite_Sweden/01_input_data/SE",
 
-	// Location of the ArcPy script
-	private const string ScriptPath = @"C:\temp\CLCplus\HardboneIntegration_v1_0_withParams.py";
+   // Location of the ArcPy script
+   "ScriptPath": "C:/temp/CLCplus/hardbones/HardboneIntegration_v1_0.py",
 
-	// Path to the batch shapefile
-	private const string ShapePath =
-		@"C:\temp\CLCplus\Testsite_Sweden\02_grid_cells\europe_25km_10km_Sweden_testsite_v2\europe_25km_10km_Sweden_testsite_v2.shp";
+   // Path to the batch shapefile
+   "ShapePath": "C:/temp/CLCplus/hardbones/Testsite_Sweden/02_grid_cells/europe_25km_10km_Sweden_testsite_v2/europe_25km_10km_Sweden_testsite_v2.shp",
+
+   // Do not close the console window after completed workflow
+   "WaitForUserInputAfterCompletion": true,
 
 ...
 ```
 
-## How to use?
-
-1) Download and install the .NET Core 3.1 SDK [https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download](https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download)
-2) Download and extract the sourcecode or clone the repo
-3) Open a command shell in the `/src/HardboneBatcher` directory
-4) Run `dotnet restore` and then `dotnet run`
-
 ## Known issues
 
 Sometimes when cancelling the run, some Python processes are stuck and keep running. Kill them in Task Manager.