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*In Windows, you can make a shortcut to Oni and then add the argument on the shortcut's Properties window, or create a .bat file with contents like "start oni -noswitch".
*In Windows, you can make a shortcut to Oni and then add the argument on the shortcut's Properties window, or create a .bat file with contents like "start oni -noswitch".
*With the Classic Mac OS PPC Mac build of Oni, you can manually enter arguments ''via'' a special dialog that pops up if you hold down Shift during Oni's startup.
*With the Classic Mac OS PPC Mac build of Oni, you can manually enter arguments via a special dialog that pops up if you hold down Shift during Oni's startup.
*With the macOS PPC build of Oni, you must use Terminal to directly invoke the actual binary by typing "Oni.app/Contents/MacOS/Oni -noswitch".
*With the macOS PPC build of Oni, you must use Terminal to directly invoke the actual binary by typing "Oni.app/Contents/MacOS/Oni -noswitch".
*With the macOS Intel build of Oni, you can supply arguments using a file called launch_args.txt. Simply list the arguments on one line. Additional arguments accepted by the Intel build are listed in the [[AE:FERAL|documentation]]. You can also visually choose many arguments in a GUI launch panel by holding down Command while opening Oni, which also allows you to manually type in any arguments that are not represented in the GUI.
*With the macOS Intel build of Oni, you can supply arguments using a file called launch_args.txt. Simply list the arguments on one line. Additional arguments accepted by the Intel build are listed in the [[AE:FERAL|documentation]]. You can also visually choose many arguments in a GUI launch panel by holding down Command while opening Oni; the panel additionally allows you to manually type in any arguments that are not represented in the GUI.


Here are all the arguments Oni accepts, but only the ones in bold seem to be useful:
Here are all the arguments Oni accepts, but only the ones in bold seem to be useful:
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*-nodialog
*-nodialog
*'''-nosound''': Sounds and music are disabled. The "Overall volume" control in [[#Options menu|Options]] thus has no effect.
*'''-nosound''': Sounds and music are disabled. The "Overall volume" control in [[#Options menu|Options]] thus has no effect.
*[[#noswitch|'''-noswitch''']]: Windowed mode (see below).
*'''-noswitch''': Windowed mode (see below).
*-opengl: unused
*-opengl: unused