How to set more than one launch options for a game?

[nepeggio]

i want to set two commands for a game to launch but steam does only take the first i write, how should i write them?
i wrote "VSYNC strangle 30 %command% primusrun %command%" maybe i have to separate them with some special syntax, help..

[Levi]

Set your parameters within Steam itself.

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=1040-JWMT-2947

Multiple launch options require spaces between them.

As per...

-autoconfig -safemode -novid -console

[nepeggio]

İlk olarak Robin3sk tarafından gönderildi:

Set your parameters within Steam itself.

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=1040-JWMT-2947

Multiple launch options require spaces between them.

As per...

-autoconfig -safemode -novid -console

:yinyangflip:

yeah i tried that, as i wrote, but the game only get the first option i write.

[Levi]

Can you take a screenshot of your parameters so we can confirm that everything's correct?

[nepeggio]

İlk olarak Robin3sk tarafından gönderildi:

Can you take a screenshot of your parameters so we can confirm that everything's correct?

:yinyangflip:

here it is http://tinypic.com/r/34ffng5/9

[Levi]

İlk olarak nepeggio tarafından gönderildi:

İlk olarak Robin3sk tarafından gönderildi:

Can you take a screenshot of your parameters so we can confirm that everything's correct?

here it is http://tinypic.com/r/34ffng5/9

Some of those actually won't work.

The parameters that can be inputted in that field start with a dash or a plus sign.

I'm ASSUMING that is the issue here.

[hesoyam]

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[nepeggio]

İlk olarak Robin3sk tarafından gönderildi:

İlk olarak nepeggio tarafından gönderildi:

here it is http://tinypic.com/r/34ffng5/9

Some of those actually won't work.

The parameters that can be inputted in that field start with a dash or a plus sign.

I'm ASSUMING that is the issue here.

:yinyangflip:

" VSYNC strangle 30 %command% "AND "primusrun %command%" work when alone though.

[nepeggio]

İlk olarak Pity Martinez qué loco que esta! tarafından gönderildi:

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[aiusepsi]

How launch options are interpreted is specific to the game, so you should probably ask in a Factorio forum.

[wocabec]

İlk olarak nepeggio tarafından gönderildi:

i want to set two commands for a game to launch but steam does only take the first i write

Hello, did you find a solution?

[ChekeredList71]

İlk olarak wocabec tarafından gönderildi:

İlk olarak nepeggio tarafından gönderildi:

i want to set two commands for a game to launch but steam does only take the first i write

Hello, did you find a solution?

bro, just put space after the firts command, then type the next one with this symbol: -
after pressing OK it should work. if not then maybe your command is incorrect

For an example:

if i type this in the launch options:

-language "hungarian" -console

this will happen:

https://imgur.com/eebE2OF

edit: sorry for the bad quality, looks like imgur downscaled my image

[fabian_drinks_milk]

I am looking for the same and I think it is the %command%. Other launch options just need to be separated with a space, but I have found no way to do multiple %command% options.

[ReBoot]

İlk olarak fabian_drinks_milk tarafından gönderildi:

I am looking for the same and I think it is the %command%. Other launch options just need to be separated with a space, but I have found no way to do multiple %command% options.

Depends on the game. For Quake engine (and relatives) games, it's

+command1 +command2 +command3withval val

[jason]

You only set %command% once. Variables go first, programs which do things then run their arguments go in undefined order, depends on what you are doing, then %command% and finally any arguments to the game.

Three years ago the OP probably wanted.
STRANGLE_VSYNC=1 strangle 30 primusrun %command%

Or maybe primusrun strangle 30.

[Earthling Z3R0]

The answer is SEMICOLON.

Somethling like

"wmctrl -s 7; sleep 2; gamemoderun %command%"

will switch to workspace 8, wait for 2 seconds and then start the game.

Works for me for all my games.

(wmctrl and sleep being linux commands, but this serves as an example.)