sandbox_unix6

Usage

Overview

This manual page documents briefly the sandbox_unix command.

sandboxgamemaker is a program that allows collaborative creation of video games. Please see http://sandboxgamemaker.com for further information.

Options

To add a command line option type (-) followed by the argument with no spaces.

-h|-?|-help|--help

show this help message

-g<string>

set gamemode to <string> (default: fps)
available modes: ssp, fps, rpg, movie, krs

--server

launch dedicated server binary instead

--launcher

start the graphical launcher GUI instead

--master

launch a masterserver for server registration
NOTE: compiled masterserver not included

Options

To add a command line option type (-) followed by the argument with no spaces.

-q<string>

use <string> as the home directory (default: ~/.platinumarts)

-k<string>

mounts <string> as a package directory

-r<string>

executes <string> before launching, use instead of arguments such as -t, -a, -h, etc

-t<num>

sets fullscreen to <num>

-d<num>

runs a dedicated server (0), or a listen server (1)

-w<num>

sets window width, height is set to width * 3 / 4 unless also provided

-h<num>

sets window height, width is set to height * 4 / 3 unless also provided

-z<num>

sets depth (z) buffer bits (do not touch)

-b<num>

sets colour bits (usually 32 bit)

-a<num>

sets anti aliasing to <num>

-v<num>

sets vsync to <num> -- -1 for auto

-t<num>

sets fullscreen to <num>

-s<num>

sets stencil buffer bits to <num> (do not touch)

-f<num>

turns of shaders (0), or sets shader precision to <num> - 1 (1-3)

-l<string>

loads map <string> after initialisation

-x<string>

executes script <string> after initialisation

Options

To add a command line option type (-) followed by the argument with no spaces.

-u<num>

sets the upload rate to <num>

-c<num>

sets the maximum amount of clients (max: 127 humans)

-i<string> sets the server's ip address (use with caution)

-j<num> sets the port to use for server connections

-m<string>

sets the masterserver's URL to <string>

-q<string>

use <string> as the home directory (default: ~/.platinumarts)

-k<string>

mounts <string> as a package directory