Startup Parameters – Operation Flashpoint
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| -mod || Allows you to subdivide your addons into different folders, folder names seperated by semi-colons. See [[Arma: Mod Folders]] for more information. | | -mod || Allows you to subdivide your addons into different folders, folder names seperated by semi-colons. See [[Arma: Mod Folders]] for more information. | ||
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| -nomap || Forces {ofp}} to avoid memory mapping for file access. While memory mapping is very efficient from a performance point of view, it can quickly fill all available virtual space, causing various memory allocation errors or even driver crashes or freezes. This switch is especially important for users with display adapters with large amounts of VRAM (128MB or more), which reserves a lot of virtual addresses in the application address space for themselves. | | -nomap || Forces {ofp}} to avoid memory mapping for file access. While memory mapping is very efficient from a performance point of view, it can quickly fill all available virtual space, causing various memory allocation errors or even driver crashes or freezes. This switch is especially important for users with display adapters with large amounts of VRAM (128MB or more), which reserves a lot of virtual addresses in the application address space for themselves. | ||
Revision as of 15:46, 24 May 2021
Note that the following items are startup parameters for use only with the original Operation Flashpoint game series for the PC. These parameters can be configured by creating a new shortcut on your desktop and then adding the appropriate option.
Example
"C:\...\OperationFlashpoint\FLASHPOINTRESISTANCE.EXE" -nomap -nosplash -mod=@winter
Available parameters
Display Options
| -window | Displays Arma windowed instead of full screen. Screen resolution / window size are set in arma3.cfg. |
| -x=<Integer> | Numeric, used to set resolution width. |
| -y=<Integer> | Numeric, used to set resolution height |
| -window | Displays Operation Flashpoint windowed instead of fullscreen |
| -benchmark | Intended for automated benchmarking, but was never finished and is not working. It can be launched via a manual trick. |
Modifications
| -mod | Allows you to subdivide your addons into different folders, folder names seperated by semi-colons. See Arma: Mod Folders for more information. |
| -nomap | Forces {ofp}} to avoid memory mapping for file access. While memory mapping is very efficient from a performance point of view, it can quickly fill all available virtual space, causing various memory allocation errors or even driver crashes or freezes. This switch is especially important for users with display adapters with large amounts of VRAM (128MB or more), which reserves a lot of virtual addresses in the application address space for themselves. |
| -cfg= | Selects a config file like your Flashpoint.cfg. |
Network Options
| -port= | Port to host dedicated server on. |
| -password= | Password to join dedicated server. |
| -sockets | This can be used in a shortcut to specifiy which networking mode to use. The -sockets networking mode uses the BIS implementation of networking code. This mode lacks the in game voice over IP that is supported with the option -dplay. The networking code has been optimized in the -sockets and therefore is the preferred networking method when playing online. TeamSpeak is an alternative VOIP application that is used to replace the in game VOIP lost when using -sockets. |
| -dplay | The option -dplay can be used in a shortcut to specify which networking mode to use. You can also change this option in the networking mode menu. The -dplay networking mode uses Microsofts Direct Play implementation of networking code included with DirectX. This mode contains the in game voice over IP that is not supported with the option -sockets. |
| -config= | Config file for server specific stuff like admin password and mission selection. See server.cfg for more information. |
| -netlog | Location for network game log files. |
| -host | Start a non-dedicated host. |
| -server | Start a dedicated server (not needed for a special dedicated server exe). |
| -connect | Client-side, server to connect to. |
| -name= | Client-side, User name. |
| -pid= | Sets the process ID, linux-only? |
| -logfiles | Name of files to log to, probably only MP server relevant. |