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#REDIRECT [[Steam Command Line Options]]
==Steam (steam.exe, Windows)==


* '''-novideo''' - When loading a game with this parameter, the intro Valve video will not play.
* '''-silent''' - This suppresses the dialog box that opens when you start steam. It is used when you have Steam set to auto-start when your computer turns on. (Steam must be off for this to work.)
* '''-shutdown''' - This shutsdown Steam.
* '''-applaunch %id %c''' - This launches an Game or Application through Steam. Replace the %id with the Game/Application ID number that you want to open up, replace %c with the command line options for the Application/Game. The IDs can be found here Applaunch IDs.
* '''-login %u %p''' - This logs into Steam with the specified Username and Password combination. Replace %u with the username, and %p with the password you want to login with. (Steam must be off for this to work.)
* '''-nocache''' - This starts steam with no cache. (Steam must be off for this to work properly.)
* '''-script %s''' - This runs a Steam script. Replace %s with the script filename. All scripts must be in a subdirectory of the Steam folder called test scripts. (Steam must be off for this to work.)
* '''-wd''' - This puts the desired game in windowed mode.
* '''-w <width> -h <height>''' - This makes the desired game start up at resolution <width> by <height>
[[Category:Steam]]

Revision as of 08:56, 26 July 2005

Steam (steam.exe, Windows)

  • -novideo - When loading a game with this parameter, the intro Valve video will not play.
  • -silent - This suppresses the dialog box that opens when you start steam. It is used when you have Steam set to auto-start when your computer turns on. (Steam must be off for this to work.)
  • -shutdown - This shutsdown Steam.
  • -applaunch %id %c - This launches an Game or Application through Steam. Replace the %id with the Game/Application ID number that you want to open up, replace %c with the command line options for the Application/Game. The IDs can be found here Applaunch IDs.
  • -login %u %p - This logs into Steam with the specified Username and Password combination. Replace %u with the username, and %p with the password you want to login with. (Steam must be off for this to work.)
  • -nocache - This starts steam with no cache. (Steam must be off for this to work properly.)
  • -script %s - This runs a Steam script. Replace %s with the script filename. All scripts must be in a subdirectory of the Steam folder called test scripts. (Steam must be off for this to work.)
  • -wd - This puts the desired game in windowed mode.
  • -w <width> -h <height> - This makes the desired game start up at resolution <width> by <height>