Machine-independent speed

[Jarzka]

Can I turn Machine-independent speed on while application is running? I won't like to make two executables with that options ON and OFF.

[LB]

Use a command line.

[Olivier]

MIS can't be set via command line. Could be a nice addition.

[Nifflas]

You can always create a launcher for your game, where you can configure all the things that can be specified in command lines (such as "machine independent speed", "start in full-screen", "use direct x"). Then the launcher just starts the game with the correct command lines.

[The_Alee]

MIS can't be set via command line. Could be a nice addition.

[xerus]

Is there a list of the all the command line options somewhere? I know the ones for the different color modes, but I have no idea what some of the others are.

Edit: Scratch that, with a little searching I found some:
/DIB => forces standard graphic mode
/DIB3 => forces standard graphic mode, 256 colors
/DIB4 => forces standard graphic mode, 16 millions of colors, 24 bits
/DIB6 => forces standard graphic mode, 32768 colors
/DIB7 => forces standard graphic mode, 65536 colors
/DIB8 => forces standard graphic mode, 16 millions of colors, 32 bits
/DDRAW => force DirectX + VRAM mode
/NOVR => no VRAM
/DEBUG => displays graphic mode in title bar
/NOF => runs in windowed mode
/NOC => prevents images from being compressed in memory (for internal test)
/NOX => disables Alt+F4
/VSYNC => forces V-Sync ON

[Christina]

and how do you do create a launcher for your game? Is it a text file?

[Nifflas]

The launcher would be another application (.exe) that starts the game application with the correct command lines. You'd basically create both the game and the launcher in MMF2.

[Olivier]

The command line options can also be passed to the .exe by a simple shortcut.

Anyway, to answer the original question, MIS can't be set at runtime.

[Jarzka]

Ok. Thanks for the other c-line options