Open SpiralBrad opened 1 month ago
Cheers, @schellingb!
You can run wolf3d -goobers
or wolf3d goobers
with the same result.
The "/" parameter is intended for Batch files.
Additionally, you can create a GOOBERS.BAT file and write inside WOLF3D /GOOBERS
, (or any of the above) place it next to the executable and start that batch with the AUTOBOOT. This works for any game.
A trick.
With the 'echo xxx >file.txt ' command you can create a simple one-line batch, without exiting PURE.
At Command Line C:> (and with Game Focus set to On) is written:
echo CHESS /COMP >CGACOMP.BAT
Press enter to save, the file is created in the game save.zip and can be started from PUREMENU.
Current behavior: AUTOBOOT.DBP does not allow forward slashes for command-line parameters.
Expected behavior: AUTOBOOT.DBP allows the use of forward slashes for command-line parameters.
(Using DOSbox-pure 0.9.9)
Essentially, I am trying to have an AUTOBOOT.DBP for Wolfenstein 3-D that runs it with the /GOOBERS cheat parameter.
Command-line parameters DO work for other games; for example, Tetris Classic lets you specify video and sound parameters on the command-line, and launching without ANY parameters causes it to prompt you.
An AUTOBOOT.DBP for Tetris Classic that contains:
C:\TETRISC\TETRISC.EXE
will prompt you. If it containsC:\TETRISC\TETRISC.EXE V A
, it does not prompt, and uses VGA and AdLib, as you specified them. This confirms that AUTOBOOT.DBP does allow command-line parameters. (This does not seem to be documented.)For Wolfenstein 3-D, if AUTOBOOT.DBP contains
C:\WOLF3D\WOLF3D.EXE /GOOBERS
, all that happens is a blinking cursor and nothing happens further; no errors or anything. The proper behavior seems like it should launch just fine. I am unsure what causes the blinking cursor.