Supermodel Forum

Can you put the following options into the ini file?

output = windows (so I can use the FFB plugin)
and
Power PC frequencies? (so I can set the frequency to 50 on all games)

I know they can passed at runtime, but I'd like to set them up on a system level.

thanks,

Every command line option maps to a config key. Those not explicitly present in .ini will be initialized from the command line or from a hard-coded default if not specified there. To find the config keys, open up Supermodel.log after running a game. The entire run-time configuration is printed there.

thanks, I'll check the log out tonight.

Bart wrote:Every command line option maps to a config key. Those not explicitly present in .ini will be initialized from the command line or from a hard-coded default if not specified there. To find the config keys, open up Supermodel.log after running a game. The entire run-time configuration is printed there.

How about making a .ini file running each game with especific speed without changing it in the UI everytime just for a test?
If people wanna change it, it can go in there and choose a legit speed for is computer.
I don´t believe we need huge speeds to run well.

Joaquim Gonçalves wrote:

Bart wrote:Every command line option maps to a config key. Those not explicitly present in .ini will be initialized from the command line or from a hard-coded default if not specified there. To find the config keys, open up Supermodel.log after running a game. The entire run-time configuration is printed there.

How about making a .ini file running each game with especific speed without changing it in the UI everytime just for a test?
If people wanna change it, it can go in there and choose a legit speed for is computer.
I don´t believe we need huge speeds to run well.

How about running from the command line and not worrying about this

Supermodel.ini allows you to specify separate options for each game. For example, I have special settings for Daytona 2 that are separate from other games in mine.