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Für Versionen von Second Life vor 1.20 bitte hier nachschauen: Parameter für Clients vor der Version 1.20(en)

Kommandozeilenoptionen

-Option <Argument> [<optionales Argument>] Beschreibung Überschriebene Einstellung
--help Zeigt eine Meldungsbox, in der die verfügbaren Optionen aufgelistet sind.
--port <Portnummer> Setzt den TCP Port für den Client; nützlich, um mehrere Instanzen von SL auf dem gleichen lokalen Heimnetzwerk laufen zu lassen. Werte, die wahrscheinlich funktionieren: 13000 und 13001 (Gültige Nummern sind von 13000 bis 13050) ViewerPort
--drop <percentage> Legt den Prozentsatz der Pakete fest, die verworfen werden sollen. PacketDropPercentage
--inbw <bits per sec> Bestimmt die Begrenzung der Eingangsbandbreite. InBandwidth
--outbw <bits per sec> Bestimmt die Begrenzung der Ausgangsbandbreite OutBandwidth
--grid <grid choice> Legt den Grid fest, zu dem verbunden werden soll. Kann eine IP Adresse sein. GridChoice
--loginuri <URI> Loginserver zu dem verbunden werden soll. LoginURI
--helperuri Helper Web Cgi Vorspann, der benutzt werden soll ??? HelperURI
--debugviews Aktivieren der Anzeige der Debuginformationen der Benutzeroberfläche. DebugViews
--skin <folder> Bestimmt, welcher Ordner für die Oberflächen benutzt werden soll. (z.B. korean, spanish) SkinFolder
--autologin Login als der letzte gespeicherte Benutzer. AutoLogin
--quitafter <secs> Lässt den Client sich nach der angegebenen Zeitspanne beenden. QuitAfterSeconds
--rotate Zwingt den Avatar, sich nach rechts zu drehen. (Zu Testzwecken). RotateRight
--noaudio Schaltet den Sound des Clients ab. NoAudio
--nosound Schaltet den Sound des Clients ab. NoAudio
--noprobe Disable hardware checking at startup. NoHardwareProbe
--noquicktime Disable use of quicktime by the client. NoQuickTime
--nopreload Disable precaching of sound and bitmaps used by the client. NoPreload
--purge Force the client to clear cached downloads during startup. PurgeCacheOnNextStartup
--noinvlib Do not request inventory library. NoInventoryLibrary
--log Log network messages. LogMessages
--logfile <filename> Specify a file name for log output. UserLogFile
--settings <filename> Specify the name of the user settings file. UserSettingsFile
--set <setting> <value> Specify the value of the named setting. Maps to <setting> arg.
--login <firstname> <lastname> <password> Specify login info. UserLoginInfo
--god Log in as god if you have god access. ConnectAsGod
--console <show> Show a debugging console (Windows only) ShowConsoleWindow
--safe Reset preferences, run in safe mode. SafeMode
--multiple Allow multiple viewers running concurrently. AllowMultipleViewers
--novoice Disable voice chat. DisableVoice
--url <SLURL> Specify the starting region and position (eg. secondlife://Ahern//128/128).

This must be the last parameter on the command line.

SecondLifeURL
--ignorepixeldepth Ignore pixel depth settings. IgnorePixelDepth
--cooperative <ms to yield> Yield specified time to host on each frame. YieldTime
--no-verify-ssl-cert Disable SSL certificate verification. NoVerifySSLCert
--channel <name> Specify version channel name. (For Testing) VersionChannelName
--qa Enable UI features for used for testing. QAMode

Using Client Parameters

There are many ways of passing command line options to the viewer. These are among the most common and useful:

Command Line

From all supported platforms, arguments may be specified manually when running the viewer from a shell.

Windows Shortcuts

Create a shortcut to the SecondLife.exe executable. Edit the shortcut properties and add any of the above options in the first editable text field. The arguments go at the end of the line, *after* the closing quotation mark, if any.

OS X Parameter File

In OS X, create a file called Second Life.app/Contents/Resources/arguments.txt and list the options you like, one per line.

Visual Studio

In Visual Studio, the command line paramaters are in the Debug Options pane of the newview project preferences. Ensure newview is your startup project, and launch the compiled viewer from within the debugger for these options to take effect.

XCode

In XCode, first select "newview" under the "Executables" group in XCode. Then open the "Get Info" dialog and click the "Arguments" tab. Add any of the above options to the "Arguments to be passed on launch" pane.

Specifying new command line parameters

New command line parameters can be added to the client via the configuration file app_settings/cmd_line.xml. Using this file a command line paramter can be mapped to a user setting. Parameter can have the following options:

  • desc - A description of the paramter.
  • short - a single character to map to the paramter.
  • count - the number of tokens to follow a option.
  • compose - true if the option can be specified multiple times.
  • positional - true if the option can be specified without --name.
  • last_option - true if the option should be the last option.
  • map-to - specify a user setting to map the option to.

The file uses LLSD syntax. Use the existing options as reference.