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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 | *With the Mac OS X 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 on its [[FERAL|documentation page]]. 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. | *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 on its [[FERAL|documentation page]]. 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. | ||