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| -safe || Runs HX in "safe mode", avoiding loading any device drivers which could crash if there are hardware/driver problems. | | -safe || Runs HX in "safe mode", avoiding loading any device drivers which could crash if there are hardware/driver problems. | ||
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| − | | -server || Runs as a dedicated server. A HX icon appears at bottom right of the taskbar. Right click it to see more options. See | + | | -server || Runs as a dedicated server. A HX icon appears at bottom right of the taskbar. Right click it to see more options. See hcc server |
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| -silent || Run silently, with no log window, and no display of error messages. Critical errors just cause the engine to exit silently. | | -silent || Run silently, with no log window, and no display of error messages. Critical errors just cause the engine to exit silently. | ||
Revision as of 09:28, 18 March 2021
The following commands are the command line arguments that can be issued to HX. To be able to use these, open CMD in the "System" directory of HX and then type in the console, "hx.exe" then space, followed by the command line argument you want to use or you can create a shortcut of HX, then right-click on the shortcut, click on properties, then in the "Target" field, after the directory to the hx.exe executable, after the quotes, add a space then add in the commandline arguement. You will need to use space after each command line argument,
Command line arguments
| Command line Arguments | Effect |
|---|---|
| -changevideo | Brings up the video card selection menu |
| -conflicts | Shows objects of different classes whose names conflict. |
| -log | Runs with the log window initially visible. |
| -newwindow | Allows the opening of a new instance of HX alongside a currently running one |
| -noddraw | Disables DirectDraw support. |
| -nodsound | Disables DirectSound support. |
| -nogc | Disables garbage collection. |
| -nohard | Disables 3d hardware support. |
| -nok6 | Disable AMD K6-3D support. |
| -nolog | Don't show log window. |
| -nokni | Disables KNI (Pentium III) support |
| -nommx | Disables MMX support. |
| -nosound | Disables sound. |
| -nowarn | Disables warning message boxes on the screen. |
| -profile | When C++ is compiled with DO_SLOW_GUARD=1, generates an UnrealScript function profile using the timings in the most recently played level only. |
| -safe | Runs HX in "safe mode", avoiding loading any device drivers which could crash if there are hardware/driver problems. |
| -server | Runs as a dedicated server. A HX icon appears at bottom right of the taskbar. Right click it to see more options. See hcc server |
| -silent | Run silently, with no log window, and no display of error messages. Critical errors just cause the engine to exit silently. |
| INI=inifilename | Specify the .ini file to use for configuration. Normally HX.ini. |
| USERINI=userinifilename | Specify the .ini file to use for user-specific configuration. Normally HXUser.ini |
| LOG=logfilename | Uses the specified log file instead of HX.log. Useful when running multiple copies on the same machine. |
| MULTIHOME=12.34.56.78 | Sets the "home" ip address (in numerical format) which HX will bind to, for a machine with multiple IP addresses. |
| PORT=num | Sets the UDP port number for the Internet server. |
| READINI=inifilename | Sets the .ini file for reading only (not for writing); overrides the INI= option. |