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This means you can activate certain options when launching ''pcsx2.exe'' from the command line on Windows, or the terminal on a Linux environment, those options are called ''arguments'', wich are described below. | This means you can activate certain options when launching ''pcsx2.exe'' from the command line on Windows, or the terminal on a Linux environment, those options are called ''arguments'', wich are described below. | ||
{{Tip|Command line arguments can be added to a shortcut. That means you can have as many shortcuts to ''pcsx2.exe'' with different settings as you like. | {{Tip|Command line arguments can be added to a shortcut. That means you can have as many shortcuts to ''pcsx2.exe'' with different options and settings as you like. If you have different games that need different emulation settings and plugins configuration, you can make as many shortcuts as you need with custom settings. | ||
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=Syntax= | =Syntax= | ||
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<code> c:\PCSX2\pcsx2.exe "c:\PS2\Final Fantasy X.iso" --fullscreen --cfgpath="c:\My Configs\FFX" </code> | <code> c:\PCSX2\pcsx2.exe "c:\PS2\Final Fantasy X.iso" --fullscreen --cfgpath="c:\My Configs\FFX" </code> | ||
In this example, PCSX2 is going to open Final Fantasy, run it on full screen, and the plugin configuration files are going to he loaded from the folder specified folder, in this case: ''c:\My Configs\FFX''. | |||
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The full list of options are: | The full list of options are: | ||