[Guide] How to set up -homedir and other startup parameters

[m1keY]

@DaStig ....

Try using this one

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-rdevice dx9 -64bit -homedir "C:\ETS2"

I haven't tried this as I always had directX ... -rdevice dx9

[DaStig]

@m1keY, it world ... Thnx

[Bulldozer 1973]

Can anyone tell me why this no longer works with the 1.39?

[TINO]

You need to be more specific. -homedir or -rdevice dx9 from 2 posts above?

I use -homedir on 1.39. No problems.
The game only has dx11 and opengl. No more dx9 for about a year now.

[Bulldozer 1973]

This is my Input:

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"D:\Spiele\Steam\steam.exe" -applaunch 227300 -homedir "D:\Daten\Spiele\ProMods\Euro Truck Simulator 2\"

[Reinhard]

HOMEDIR is where the user's folder "Euro Truck Simulator 2" is located. Don't append the folder name, or you will get something like

"D:\Daten\Spiele\ProMods\Euro Truck Simulator 2\Euro Truck Simulator 2".

[fplo]

I get an error message that the "target" field is invalid

I copied that to the finish:
"D:\flori\Games\SteamLibrary\Steam.exe" -applaunch 227300 -homedir "D:\flori\Games\Euro Trck Simulator 2" -64bit -nointro -unlimitedlog -mm_max_resource_size 90 -mm_max_tmp_buffers_size 1000 -mm_pool_size 7168

[xXCARL1992Xx]

remove Euro Truck Simulator 2 from the path or else you create a double folder Euro Truck Simulator 2/Euro Truck Simulator 2, and ad \\ at the end of the path

[fplo]

I've tried both, but it doesn't work

[TINO]

Is that really the right location for Steam.exe? "D:\flori\Games\SteamLibrary\Steam.exe"
SteamLibrary is usualy where the games are, not where the Steam.exe is located.