simple command problem again...

[krum]

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"C:DIR\ScummVM\scummvm.exe" "-talkspeed 1" "-pC:\DIR\Full throttle" ft

I've tried "talkspeed 1", talkspeed 1, "-talkspeed 1", -talkspeed 1, "talkspeed1", talkspeed1, "-talkspeed1", "-talkspeed=1", and "talkspeed=1", and I've tried it before and after -p

and yes it works without the talkspeed

I mean nothing works, I'm sure it's a VERY stupid mistake or overlook that I will kick myself for, but help would be great thank you.

[eriktorbjorn]

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"C:DIR\ScummVM\scummvm.exe" "-talkspeed 1" "-pC:\DIR\Full throttle" ft

I haven't used the Windows command-line much, but I imagine the problem is that you're typing "-talkspeed" instead of "--talkspeed". The long options are distinguished from the short by using two dashes instead of one.

[krum]

ok well I almost got it to work, but it never changes the ini so I figured I can just do it manually, a bit harder but very possible.

I just need to know whats, the (min number to max number)?

my goal was to make a program that will optimize games by problem, like lip sync, etc.

thanks.

[marticus]

I think you may be having problems because you are adding quotes around your arguments, they are only needed for file paths (particulary paths with spaces)

[eriktorbjorn]

I think you may be having problems because you are adding quotes around your arguments, they are only needed for file paths (particulary paths with spaces)

Also, try something like --talkspeed=10 for syntax. As long as it's only one 'word' like that, i.e. no spaces, putting quotes around it shouldn't make any difference. I think.

[krum]

well it runs scummvm when I use quotes and flash/crashes without em.

so IDK. but I made it so that my program just changes the INI accordingly, as well as every other INI based info.