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===Command-line arguments=== | ===Command-line arguments=== | ||
You can run Oni from your system's command prompt rather than clicking on the automatically generated shortcut. | You can run Oni from your system's command prompt rather than clicking on the automatically generated shortcut. This enables you to use a number of options that are otherwise unavailable. Only the ones in bold seem to be useful. | ||
This enables you to use a number of options that are otherwise unavailable. | |||
''(In Oni for Mac OS 9, users could access these options ''via'' a special dialog that popped up if you pressed SHIFT during Oni's startup, but the OS X | ''(Historical note: In Oni for Mac OS 9, users could access these options ''via'' a special dialog that popped up if you pressed SHIFT during Oni's startup, but the OS X apps lack this feature.)'' | ||
*-combos : unused | *-combos : unused | ||
*-debug | *-debug | ||
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The output generated by '''-debugfiles''' sometimes helps when debugging scripts (though not very often, not to say never). | The output generated by '''-debugfiles''' sometimes helps when debugging scripts (though not very often, not to say never). | ||
====noswitch==== | ====noswitch==== | ||
'''-noswitch''' is probably the most useful of the command-line arguments. If run in a low resolution like 640x480, Oni will take only a little portion of your screen, leaving the taskbar accessible, as well as other applications you may be running alongside Oni (useful for scripting, hex hacking, etc). | '''-noswitch''' is probably the most useful of the command-line arguments. If run in a low resolution like 640x480, Oni will take only a little portion of your screen, leaving the taskbar accessible, as well as other applications you may be running alongside Oni (useful for scripting, hex hacking, etc). | ||
The parameter is easy to pass to the Windows executable from the command line (see script above); with the OS X | The parameter is easy to pass to the Windows executable from the command line (see script above); with the Mac OS X app, you have to pass the parameters to the actual binary, which confuses some users. In the Terminal, instead of "Oni.exe -noswitch", you would type "Oni.app/Contents/MacOS/Oni -noswitch". | ||
[[Category:Oni Support]] | [[Category:Oni Support]] | ||