rfvgyhn
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1 year ago I'm not sure there is a way to do this with the Epic launcher. If you're willing to use legendary though, you can create a couple .bat files and run those instead.
Contents of the .bat file would look something like:
legendary.exe launch 9c203b6ed35846e8a4a9ff1e314f6593 --override-exe MinEdLauncher.exe /autorun /autoquit /edo
9c203b6ed35846e8a4a9ff1e314f6593 is Elite's Epic game id.
This would also mean you wouldn't have to overwrite EDLaunch.exe every time the epic store updates the file.
There may be a way to do it with heroic too (since it's just legendary under the hood) if you'd prefer a GUI. I've never used it though so I'm not sure.
ZekeWolf
I have two versions of Odyssey: one through Steam, the other through Epic Games. With help from rfvgyhn, I was able to create separate shortcuts off of my Steam account, one to run Odyssey, the other to run Horizons, both using min-ed-launcher.
Now I want to create a similar set of shortcuts to run the two versions off of my Epic account. Epic allows you to create a shortcut for any installed game. But (unlike shortcuts to Steam games), it doesn't seem to allow me to pass different command line arguments through to the Epic Launcher. This includes /edh and /edo.
If that's a permanent state, I would have to adjust the switches in Settings in the Epic launcher to use min-ed-launcher to run different versions.
Do you have any suggestions about how to do this? Thank you.