by Enjay » Tue Jul 15, 2008 6:33 am
Is there a command line switch or something similar to disable items that are set up to autoload? I don't think so, so I thought I'd ask for one. The reason is, I have a few files set to autoload but, every now and then, I need them to not do it so that I can test something (usually checking for a bug) and I either have to edit my ini, rename/move the files in question or, sometimes, rename my skins directory and then put it all back when I'm finished testing.
However, just adding something like -noautoload to the command line would allow me to run an instance of Zdoom with nothing other than the IWAD and anything else that I'd put on the command line, and then not have to reset everything afterwards either.
Is there a command line switch or something similar to disable items that are set up to autoload? I don't think so, so I thought I'd ask for one. The reason is, I have a few files set to autoload but, every now and then, I need them to not do it so that I can test something (usually checking for a bug) and I either have to edit my ini, rename/move the files in question or, sometimes, rename my skins directory and then put it all back when I'm finished testing.
However, just adding something like -noautoload to the command line would allow me to run an instance of Zdoom with nothing other than the IWAD and anything else that I'd put on the command line, and then not have to reset everything afterwards either.