Startup Parameters – Arma Reforger

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Startup parameters' names are case-insensitive - e.g -logstats and -LogSTATS are identical.

General

addons

-addons takes a list of mod IDs (specified in their gproj files, without brackets) to be loaded on game start, separated by a comma ,.
Mods are searched in profile/addons, in <executableDir>/addons and in directories specified by -addonsDir (see below).

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Mod IDs can be:

• GUIDs (preferred - found in .gproj)
• Project ID (found in .gproj)
• Sub-directory name (fallback solution)

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -addons 88037E46AD234C72,88037E46AD234C73

addonsDir

-addonsDir specifies additional directories in which the game must look for mods to load, separated by a comma ,.

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By default, the game looks into:

• Documents/My Games/ArmaReforger/profile/addons
• <executableDir>/addons

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It is recommended to use absolute paths to Mod directories even though the provided path can be relative to the executable location.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -addonsDir D:\DownloadedMods

addonDownloadDir

-addonDownloadDir specifies where the game and the Workshop should download addons. Downloaded addons will be stored in addons subfolder inside of target directory.

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It is recommended to use absolute paths to Mod directories even though the provided path can be relative to the executable location.

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It is not necessary to combine this command with addonsDir parameter

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -addonDownloadDir D:\DownloadedMods

1.1.0

addonTempDir

-addonTempDir specifies the directory for temporary content.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -addonTempDir "C:\Temp"

backendDisableStorage

-backendDisableStorage disables use of storage, no loads or saves can be performed both online and local.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -backendDisableStorage

backendFreshSession

-backendFreshSession skips the initial load request from dedicated server's configuration file or from script - the DS Session basically starts as a brand new one, the rest of functionalities is not affected (saves, runtime loads, etc).

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -backendFreshSession

backendLocalStorage

-backendLocalStorage forces Save & Load of player and general data normally sent to/received from the backend to work with local JSON files in profile folder instead.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -backendLocalStorage

cfg

-cfg forces to load specific user engine settings config (things like graphics settings, window position and size etc).

GPUAdapter

-GPUAdapter forces to use the graphic card at the provided index. GPU index can be found using DxDiag.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -GPUAdapter 0

language

-language sets the game language by language code - supported language codes depends on StringTable which is set in gproj. Arma Reforger supported languages are:

• en_us - English
• fr_fr - French
• it_it - Italian
• de_de - German
• es_es - Spanish
• cs_cz - Czech
• pl_pl - Polish
• ru_ru - Russian
• ja_jp - Japanese
• ko_kr - Korean
• pt_br - Portuguese
• zh_cn - Mandarin

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -language cs_cz

noBackend

-noBackend disables backend-related http communication.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -noBackend

noSound

-noSound disables the sound system processing.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -noSound

noSplash

-noSplash skips splash screens on game load.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -noSplash

noThrow

-noThrow disables all kinds of error message dialogs. (VME's, asserts, crashes, ...).

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -noThrow

profile

-profile defines the path to the profile directory to be used, either by parent directory name or by path.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -profile "David Armstrong"								// targets %userprofile%\My Documents\My Games\David Armstrong\profile
ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -profile "C:\Users\MyUserName\Documents\ArmaReforgerDir"	// targets "C:\Users\MyUserName\Documents\ArmaReforgerDir\profile"

singleThreadedUpdate

-singleThreadedUpdate disables multithreaded update.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -singleThreadedUpdate

world

-world defines the world file to be loaded on startup, both absolute and relative paths are supported although it is recommended to use path relative to created filesystems (eg. worlds/myworld.ent). Workbench ignores this parameter - for that, use -load parameter instead.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -world worlds/myworld.ent

Window

window

-window starts the game windowed (fullscreen by default).

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -window

posY

-posX and -posY define the initial window position. They must be used with -window.
posX 0 is left of the screen,
posY 0 is top of the screen.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -window -posX 0 -posY 64

screenHeight

-screenWidth and -screenHeight define the window's size (and not its render resolution). They must be used with -window.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -window -screenWidth 1024 -screenHeight 578

forceUpdate

-forceUpdate forces the application to render and update even when the window is out of focus.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -forceUpdate

noFocus

-noFocus prevents window focus stealing on game initialization.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -noFocus

Workbench

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These parameters apply to the Workbench executable.

forceSettings

-forcesettings forces to use the specified Workbench settings from a file instead of the usual settings stored in Windows registry which will be entirely ignored. The settings in a file will be used for reading and also writing. This functionality is compatible with wbSettingsDump.ini files being attached to crash reports.

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It is possible to export Workbench settings to an .ini file from Workbench options.

gproj

-gproj

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -gproj "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Arma Reforger\addons\data\ArmaReforger.gproj"

gprojConfig

-gprojConfig forces loading the provided configuration e.g PC, HEADLESS etc.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -gprojConfig PC

wbModule

-wbModule specifies which Workbench module must be launched (with -run):

Editor	Entry (case-insensitive)	Additional Information
Resource Manager	resourceManager
World Editor	worldEditor	See also Workbench - WorldEditor Module below
Particle Editor	particleEditor
Animation Editor	animEditor
Script Editor	scriptEditor	See also Workbench - ScriptEditor Module below
Audio Editor	audioEditor
Behavior Editor	behaviorEditor
Procedural Animation Editor	procAnimEditor
String Editor	localizationEditor	See also Workbench - LocalizationEditor Module below
Navmesh Generator	navmeshGeneratorMain	See also Workbench - NavmeshGeneratorMain Module below

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• Parameters specified after the module name are considered to be parameters to the module specifically.
• The -run parameter must be added after each instance of -wbModule for them to launch.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=WorldEditor -run

plugin

-plugin specifies which Workbench plugin must be launched (WorldTestPlugin, TextureImportTool, MaterialImportTool, WorldDataExport etc).

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• Parameters specified after the plugin are considered to be parameters to the plugin specifically.
• Plugins are loaded for specific modules. Before loading a plugin specify the appropriate wbModule.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=ResourceManager -plugin=ResavePlugin pluginArguments

run

-run tells the executable to open the designated Workbench module (specified by -wbModule usage).

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=WorldEditor -run

load

-load tells the executable to open selected file in the designated Workbench module (specified by -wbModule usage). The file path can be specified either by absolute path, relative path, exact path or by resource name.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=WorldEditor -run -load "world/myworld.ent"

This will open up the World Editor and load the myworld.ent file.

packAddon

-packAddon is the main parameter used for addon packing.

When no directory is specified (by using packAddonDir), the directory from the last session is used.

When packing an addon for the first time, a new directory is automatically created in the same dir as profile.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=ResourceManager -packAddon

packAddonDir

-packAddonDirspecifies the output directory where resulting PAKs will be saved.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=ResourceManager -packAddon -packAddonDir "D:\build\Green"

publishAddon

-publishAddon is main parameter used for addon publishing.

It should be used only for publishing addon updates, and not for the initial publish because data from last session are used to fill in the blanks.

It can be used on its own, in combination with packAddon or in combination with parameters starting with "publishAddon".

When no directory is specified (by using publishAddonDir) a directory from last session is used.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=ResourceManager -publishAddon

publishAddonDir

-publishAddonDir specifies the pre-packed data directory (obtained by the -packAddon parameter above). When not specified, directory from the last session is used.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=ResourceManager -publishAddon -publishAddonDir "D:\build\Green"

publishAddonVersion

-publishAddonVersion specifies the mod's version number. When not specified, newest version found on back-end is used and it's last digit is automatically incremented.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=ResourceManager -publishAddon -publishAddonVersion "2.3.5"

publishAddonChangeNote

-publishAddonChangeNote is an optional parameter that specifies a note to the provided update.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -publishAddonChangeNote "Fix shading"

publishAddonChangeNoteFile

-publishAddonChangeNoteFile is an optional parameter which is used to specify this update's change note.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -publishAddonChangeNoteFile "C:\Addon\changelog.txt"

publishAddonPreviewImage

-publishAddonPreviewImage is an optional parameter which you can use to specify the preview image file's path.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -publishAddonPreviewImage "z:/mymod/my_preview_image.jpg"

publishAddonScreenshots

-publishAddonScreenshots is an optional parameter that specifies the directory from where the screenshots should be taken. It is then automatically scanned for all valid image file types (jpg, png, bmp).

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -publishAddonScreenshots "Z:/mymod/screenshots"

rebuild-database-only

-rebuild-database-only makes Workbench automatically exit when the database file is refreshed. This is useful for creating game packages which should be distributed with the latest database file.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -rebuild-database-only

scrDefine

-scrDefine allows to determine a script preprocessor definition. Multiple ones can be chained using multiple -scrDefine.

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This parameter also works for Client and Server executables.

#ifdef TAG_DEBUG Print("The TAG_DEBUG flag is defined."); #else Print("The TAG_DEBUG flag is not defined."); #endif

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -scrDefine TAG_DEBUG -scrDefine OTHER_FLAG
ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -scrDefine TAG_DEBUG -scrDefine OTHER_FLAG
ArmaReforgerServer.exe -scrDefine TAG_DEBUG -scrDefine OTHER_FLAG

wbBackendLogin

-wbBackendLogin enforces a specific account to log in. Password is hidden console log.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbBackendLogin myEmail@bistudio.com myPassword

noGameScriptsOnInit

-noGameScriptsOnInit skips game scripts compilation on Workbench initialisation. This results in a faster startup but with the need to recompile scripts before using any script-dependent elements (prefabs, configs, etc).

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Game scripts can be compiled in Script Editor using F7.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -noGameScriptsOnInit

enableWARP

-enableWARP allows DirectX WARP (Windows Advanced Rasterization Platform) to create a virtual device for computers without a DirectX 12 device.

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This parameter does not force WARP, only allows it.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -enableWARP

0.9.7

clearSettings

-clearSettings, as its name suggests, clears all Workbench user preference - window positions, preview settings, last opened files etc.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -clearSettings

1.1.0

exitAfterInit

-exitAfterInit makes Workbench automatically exit once it is completely initialised and all startup parameters are executed.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -exitAfterInit

Workbench - LocalizationEditor Module

build

-build creates runtime string tables from the opened string table.

Example

-wbModule=LocalizationEditor -run -load {C014582791ECBF24}Language/localization.st -build -saveDir C:\tmp\

For building also hidden items from the localisation database, use -scrDefine LOCALIZATION_BUILD_HIDDEN:

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -scrDefine LOCALIZATION_BUILD_HIDDEN -wbModule=LocalizationEditor -run -load {C014582791ECBF24}Language/localization.st -build -saveDir C:\tmp\

saveDir

-saveDir specifies the (absolute) save directory for the module's build command.

Example

see above

Workbench - NavmeshGeneratorMain Module

autogenerate

-autogenerate generates the provided world's navmesh.

Example

// This opens up the World Editor with myworld.ent loaded, connects Navmesh Editor to it and starts navmesh generation of the specified navmesh projects.
// Navmesh Editor generates the navmesh and saves it to the path originally held by NavmeshWorldEntity in the world.
ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=NavmeshGeneratorMain -run -autogenerate "world/myworld.ent"

navmesh projects are optional and can be ALL to generate all projects.

saveDir

-saveDir is an optional parameter that defines in which directory the data will be exported.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=NavmeshGeneratorMain -run -autogenerate "world/myworld.ent" -saveDir "C:/temp/output/"

Workbench - ResourceManager Module

buildData

-buildData builds all data of one addon in a specified directory. Without addon specification, it builds data of the current addon (usually a game). There are two mandatory parameters: PlatformName and TargetFolder. The third parameter, AddonName, is not mandatory.

Example 1

This builds data of a current addon
ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=ResourceManager -builddata PC "C:\Data\PCData"

Example 2

This builds data of a specific addon called "ArmaReforger"
ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=ResourceManager -builddata PC "C:\Data\PCData" ArmaReforger

This will build PC data to the provided directory. Possible options for the platform name are PC, PC_WB, XBOX_ONE, XBOX_SERIES, PS4, HEADLESS.

Resource database cache file resourceDatabase.rdb is being saved after build too. It contains only the files which are part of the build.

State of the incremental build progress is being continuously saved every 60 seconds into LastBuildInfo.binfo file. After an unexpected crash, the next build will continue from this last saved state.

Note that entire workbench application will be exited when build is completed.

metaFiles

-metaFiles is an optional parameter which may be used together with -buildData - it copies .meta files to the built data.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=ResourceManager -builddata PC "C:\Data\PCData" -metaFiles

Workbench - ScriptEditor Module

validate

-validate checks if the game scripts are compilable and returns Workbench application return code of "-1" when compilation failed and "0" when compilation was successful. Value is optional and script configuration name is expected (Configurations can be found in project settings, it is usually PC, XBOX_SERIES, etc). Default value is ALL (all configurations are validated).

Workbench - WorldEditor Module

1.1.0

forceSaveAll

-forceSaveAll

• Normal edit mode: re-saves all entity layers of opened map (.ent file + its .layer files) and also all prefabs and configs that are used in the opened map.
• Prefab edit mode: re-saves only opened prefab and also all other prefabs and configs that are used in the opened prefab.

Example 1 (normal edit mode)

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=WorldEditor -run -load "world/myworld.ent" -forceSaveAll

Example 2 (prefab edit mode)

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -wbModule=WorldEditor -run -load "Prefabs/Structures/Houses/Villa/Villa_E_2I01/Villa_E_2I01.et" -forceSaveAll

Hosting

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These parameters apply to the Server executable.

a2sIpAddress

-a2sIpAddress sets Steam Query Protocol's Bind IP address.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -a2sIpAddress 192.168.1.10

a2sPort

-a2sPort sets Steam Query Protocol's Bind port.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -a2sPort 7777

0.9.6

autoreload

-autoreload reloads the scenario when the session ends after the provided delay, without shutting down the server. Value is in seconds.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -autoreload 10

bindIP

-bindIP can be used to override both gameHostBindAddress and gameHostRegisterBindAddress values present in server config.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -bindIP 192.168.1.42

bindPort

-bindPort can be used to override both gameHostBindPort and gameHostRegisterBindPort values present in server config.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -bindPort 2302

config

-config is used by servers to point to a JSON server configuration.

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See Server Hosting for more information.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -config myConfigFile.json

listScenarios

-listScenarios prints to game logs the scenario .conf file paths.

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• Workshop scenarios will only be listed if no scenario is being loaded (through e.g a config).
• A list of official scenarios can be found on Server Config - scenarioId.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -listScenarios

1.0.0

loadSessionSave

-loadSessionSave allows the game to load a previous game session.

It can be used alone to load the latest save, or with a specific save file name.

Examples

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -loadSessionSave
ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -loadSessionSave MySaveFile

logStats

-logStats allows to log performance statistics every (optionally) defined interval (in milliseconds).

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -logStats - logs every seconds

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -logStats 10000 - only logs every 10s

Result

FPS: 60.0, frame time (avg: 16.7 ms, min: 9.3 ms, max: 23.7 ms), Mem: 3291106 kB, Player: 2, AI: 104, Veh: 0 (17), Proj (S: 12, M: 0, G: 0 | 12), RplItemsS: 410, RplItemsC0: 17068

• FPS: <float> = Current server FPS value
• frame time (avg: <float> ms, min: <float> ms, max: <float> ms) = The average, minimum, & maximum server frame times
• Mem: <int> = The current memory usage in kilobytes as reported internally by the server
• Player: <int> = Number of current players
• AI: <int> = Number of current AI spawned on the server
• Veh <int> (<int>) = The value inside the parentheses is the current number of vehicles spawned on the server
• Proj:
  • S: <int> = Number of active shells
  • M: <int> = Number of active missiles
  • G: <int> = Number of active grenades
  • | <int> = Total projectiles
• RplItemsS: <int> = The number of dynamic (spawned during game) streams on the server
• RplItemsC0: <int> = The number of streams open to the client

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The memory usage reported by -logStats is a server approximation and is therefore not 100% accurate when compared with the operating system values.

maxFPS

-maxFPS sets max FPS limit - useful for a server, or to force a client's max FPS.

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Also works on clients, even though the Video Settings FPS limitation option is preferred.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -maxFPS 30

server

This parameter instructs the executable to launch local server and load selected world. When this parameter is used, config is ignored. Server parameter can be combined with addons & addonsDir parameters to start a server with local mods, which can be useful when testing addon before uploading it Workshop.

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -server "worlds/MP/MPTest.ent" -addonsDir "C:\MyModsDir" -addons MyCustomMod

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These parameters apply to the Game executable.

client

-client starts up an RplSession in local client mode. The session tries to connect to the provided IP.

Example #1

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -client 127.0.0.1

Example #2

This will connect game to a locally hosted dedicated server and load the local MyCustomMod addon

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -client -addonsDir "C:\MyModsDir" -addons MyCustomMod

Network Tuning

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These parameters apply to the Server executable.

nds

-nds Network Dynamic Simulation (nds) is a server feature that only streams in relevant replicated entities for each client. the provided value stands for diameter, or the number of cells which are being replicated - default is 2 in each direction. To turn the feature off use -nds 0. A higher diameter will result in a bigger networked view range, lower server performance.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -nds 1

nwkResolution

-nwkResolution defines what resolution Spatial Map cells should be set at in a 100..1000m range. Smaller resolution will result in less "pop-in" but lower networked view range. For high view range use high resolution, but small diameter.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -nwkResolution 500

rpl-timeout-ms

-rpl-timeout-ms sets the client/server timeout's value, in milliseconds.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -rpl-timeout-ms 10000

staggeringBudget

-staggeringBudget defines how many stationary spatial map cells are allowed to be processed in one tick in 1..10201 range. If not set it uses "-nds" diameter. A lower number will limit how many cells the server has to process per tick, but increase the time it takes for a client to have all relevant entities streamed in, if the server experiences significant performance drops on spawning/teleporting then the number is set too high, if you the client experiences "pop-in" of replicated items then the number is set too low.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -staggeringBudget 5000

streamingBudget

-streamingBudget is the global streaming budget that is equally distributed between all connections. To decrement the budget, it uses the replicated hierarchy size of each entity that needs to be streamed in. It cannot go under 100 to prevent the system stalling. A lower number will limit how many entities the server has to process per tick, but increase the time it takes for a client to have that entity streamed in, if the server experiences significant performance drops on spawning/teleporting then the number is set too high, if the client experiences "pop-in" of replicated items then the number is set too low.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -streamingBudget 500

streamsDelta

-streamsDelta is a tool to limit the amount of streams being opened for a client in range 1..1000 (default 100). If the difference between 'the number of streams the server has open' and 'the number of streams the client has open' is larger than the NUMBER then the server will not open any more streams this tick. To be adjusted based on average client networking speed.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -streamsDelta 200

Debug

0.9.8

AILimit

-aiLimit sets the top limit of AIs. No systems will be able to spawn any AIs when this ceiling is reached (through aiWorld.CanAICharacterBeAdded() - see also SCR_AIGroup and SCR_ChimeraAIAgent).

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A value less than or equal to zero simply disables any possible AI.

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This parameter applies to both hosted and singleplayer scenarios; while it can save performance, it can also break the experience!

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -AILimit 32
ArmaReforgerServer.exe -AILimit 0
ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -AILimit 100
ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -AILimit 0

1.0.0

AIPartialSim

-aiPartialSim sets in how many batches before all AIs (as if in LOD0) will be processed.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -aiPartialSim 5

createDB

-createDB forces database file's regeneration. Useful after file directories changes, when some resources were moved elsewhere. Takes a few seconds upon start.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -createDB

debugger

-debugger sets the script debugger to a specific address.

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The default value is localhost.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -debugger 192.168.0.5

debuggerPort

-debuggerPort sets the script debugger to a specific port.

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The default value is 1000.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -debuggerPort 1040

1.1.0

disableAI

-disableAI disables AIWorld initialisation and ticking.

0.9.7

disableCrashReporter

-disableCrashReporter disables the Crash Reporter from appearing/sending reports automatically.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -disableCrashReporter

1.1.0

disableNavmeshStreaming

-disableNavmeshStreaming disables navmesh streaming on all navmesh worlds.

disableShadersBuild

-disableShadersBuild disables shaders generation.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -disableShadersBuild

generateShaders

-generateShaders forces shaders generation.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -generateShaders

1.1.0

jobsysShortWorkerCount

-jobsysShortWorkerCount sets the number of threads working on short jobs (jobs that must finish in one update loop). Value is limited to at most number of CPUs or internal engine limits, whichever is lower on given system.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -jobsysShortWorkerCount 4

1.1.0

jobsysLongWorkerCount

-jobsysLongWorkerCount sets the number of threads working on long jobs (jobs that can span multiple iterations of update loop). Value is limited to at most number of CPUs.

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -jobsysLongWorkerCount 4

0.9.8

keepNumOfLogs

-keepNumOfLogs sets the maximum amount of logs to keep (default: 10).

Example

ArmaReforgerServer.exe -keepNumOfLogs 3

log-rdb-checksum

-log-rdb-checksum enables logging detailed information about RDB checksum computation (GUID and path in order in which they are added to checksum) for RDB checksum issues debugging.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -log-rdb-checksum

log-scr-checksum

-log-scr-checksum enables the logging of all script files used in compilation and their checksums.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -log-scr-checksum

logAppend

-logAppend makes logs to not be emptied on game start, keeping the history.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -logAppend

logFS

-logFS logs every F'ile System's read/write operation in filesystem.log. This option is very demanding and can produce a big file in a short time, so it is to be used with caution for debug purpose only.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -logFS

logLevel

-logLevel allows for different log levels. Each level includes the ones below it (e.g error includes error and fatal). Possible values range from normal (where everything is logged) to fatal (where only extreme issues are logged):

• normal
• warning
• error
• fatal

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -logLevel warning

0.9.8

logsDir

-logsDir defines the directory by name (located in the profile directory) or 0.9.8 by path, in which game instance specific data are stored like logs, memory dumps, temporary files etc.

Examples

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -logsDir "DebugSession1337"								// targets <profileDir>\logs\DebugSession1337
ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -logsDir "C:\Users\MyUserName\Documents\ArmaReforgerDir"	// targets "C:\Users\MyUserName\Documents\ArmaReforgerDir" directly

keepCrashFiles

-keepCrashFiles prevents Crash Reporter from cleaning crash files on successful crash sending.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -keepCrashFiles

scriptAuthorizeAll

-scriptAuthorizeAll disables the security popup about RunCmd, RunProcess, KillProcess and (outside of profile directory) FileIO operations.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -scriptAuthorizeAll

1.0.0

silentCrashReport

-silentCrashReport suppresses the Crash Reporter's dialog and automatically sends the report without any user input or message.

Example

ArmaReforgerWorkbenchSteam.exe -silentCrashReport

was noCrashDialog before 1.0.0

VMErrorMode

-VMErrorMode sets script VM's error reporting mode; possible values are:

• silent - silently continues
• log_only - logs the error then continues
• full - shows the VME dialog, logs the error, then clicking "ignore" continues execution
• fatal - logs the error then exits the game

Profiling

checkInstance

-checkInstance turns on script VM's memory allocations logging - see Script Profiling.

Example

ArmaReforgerSteam.exe -checkInstance