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#PCSX2 RUN FROM DISC FULL#
#PCSX2 RUN FROM DISC PORTABLE#
#PCSX2 RUN FROM DISC ISO#
#PCSX2 RUN FROM DISC PS2#

-fw=" DLLpath": Specifies the file to use as the FW plugin.

-usb=" DLLpath": Specifies the file to use as the USB plugin.

-cdvd=" DLLpath": Specifies the file to use as the CDVD plugin.

-spu2=" DLLpath": Specifies the file to use the SPU2 plugin.

-pad=" DLLpath": Specifies the file to use as the PAD plugin.

-gs=" DLLpath": Specifies the file to use as the GS plugin.

The last PCSX2 version to include all the below plugins is 1.6.0.

#PCSX2 RUN FROM DISC PS2#

-fullboot: Disables fast booting (does not skip PS2 BIOS when booting an ISO, this may require by some games relying on BIOS to get start-up parameters).Valid names are: VuAddSub, VuClipFlag, FpuCompare, FpuMul, FpuNeg, EETiming, SkipMpeg, OPHFlag, DMABusy, VIFFIFO, VI, FMVinSoftware (see PCSX2 for more information). -gamefixes= : Enables the specific gamefixes for the current PCSX2 session.You can use this option to play directly from your DVD but you will need to set up CDVD plugin first. -usecd: Boots from the CDVD plugin on start (overrides IsoFile parameter).-nodisc: Boots PS2 BIOS without DVD image It is usedful to enter the PS2 system menu.-elf=" ELFFile": Executes the specified ELF image on start.: Signals that no more arguments will follow and the remaining nofullscreen: Prevents fullscreen mode from triggering if enabled. fullscreen: Enters fullscreen mode immediately after starting. statefile : Loads state from the specified filename. state : Loads specified save state by index. slowboot: Force slow boot for provided filename. fastboot: Force fast boot for provided filename. bios: Starts the BIOS (System Menu/OSDSYS). disc : Uses the specified host DVD drive as a source. elf : Overrides the boot ELF with the specified filename. batch: Enables batch mode (exits after shutting down).

version: Displays version information and exits. help: Displays this information and exits.

#PCSX2 RUN FROM DISC FULL#

-h or -help: Displays full list of command-line options (this list).-gameargs="-arg1 -arg2": Supplies launch arguments to the game itself ("-arg1" and "-arg2" will be passed to the game in this example).

#PCSX2 RUN FROM DISC ISO#

-nogui: Disables display of the graphical user interface (you can combine it with -fullscreen when loading an ISO file so that PCSX2's presence will be hidden from the user).

-windowed: Starts in windowed mode (default).

-fullscreen: Starts in full-screen mode.

-console: Forces PCSX2 log console to be visible.

#PCSX2 RUN FROM DISC PORTABLE#

-portable: Enables portable mode to store ini and cfg data in local PCSX2 paths instead of the current user's Documents path (which requires admin/root access).

-forcewiz: Forces PCSX2 to start in the first time wizard mode.-cfg=" CFGFile": Specifies the configuration file to use instead of PCSX2.ini (does not affect plugins).-cfgpath=" Path": Specifies the configuration files path to use instead of inis.But you can also skip ISO image name altogether and, for instance, use -usecd, -nodisk or -elf=" ELFFileName" options.Īt this time you can only use the following options:

Note that you can only specify ISO image name in the first command-line option. It is possible to make a short-cut with predefined command-line parameters and place in on desktop to launch your current PS2 game directly from your desktop. The plugin configuration files will to be loaded from the specified folder ( c:\My Configs\FFX). The ISO file Final Fantasy X.iso will be launched in full screen mode automatically after PCSX2 is started. Do not forget to include these parameters inside quote signs ( ").Ĭ:\PCSX2\pcsx2.exe "c:\PS2\Final Fantasy X.iso" -fullscreen -cfgpath="c:\My Configs\FFX"

OptionValue is used for the options that require some additional parameters.

OptionName specifies the option to be activated.

IsoFile is the image file of the PS2 game to be loaded (with full path and extension).

Pcsx2.exe " IsoFile" - OptionName=" OptionParameter" - Option2Name=" Option2Parameter". The following format can be used to launch PCSX2: PCSX2 versions 0.9.7 and higher have full command-line support, announced on The return of the Commandline! blog entry.