Starting arguments
When launching a game you can pass through starting arguments which can control and modify different aspects of your game (e.g. enabling a hidden menu or skipping the intro animation). This can be achieved with the command line or e.g. via Steam
qASIC supports starting arguments. They can be used for testing puproses or if you're trying to run a game on a toaster.
Argument | Location | Description |
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-qASIC-input-disable-save | Project Settings/qASIC/Input | Disables saving user preferences for the Input System. |
-qASIC-input-disable-load | Project Settings/qASIC/Input | Disables loading user preferences for the Input System. |
-qASIC-options-disable-save | Project Settings/qASIC/Options | Disables saving user preferences for the Options System. |
-qASIC-options-disable-load | Project Settings/qASIC/Options | Disables loading user preferences for the Options System. |
-qASIC-options-disable-initialization | Project Settings/qASIC/Options | Disables Options System initialization. This includes reflections which tend to be expensive. |
-qASIC-console-disable-commandlistinitialization | Project Settings/qASIC/Console | Disables Console Command List initialization. This will make the command list empty. |