Command line#
europa1400-manager-windows.exe (Linux: europa1400-manager-linux) does everything the window does, for scripts
and power users. --help works on every level. --game <folder> uses another installation for one command.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
games |
list the installations found on this computer |
use <folder> |
choose the game folder |
info |
the detected game (edition, version, language, store, executables) |
start / start --dx6 |
start the game (Direct3D 8 / classic renderer) |
repair-paths |
point the paths in game.ini to the game folder (after moving the game) |
recommended [--apply] [--all] |
recommended patches and settings for this game version; --apply sets up the recommended ones, --all also the optional |
patches list |
patches and their state |
patches install <id> ... |
install patches and what they need |
patches uninstall <id> ... [--with-dependents] |
uninstall; replaced files are restored |
ini show / ini get <section> <key> / ini set <section> <key> <value> |
read and change game.ini |
saves list / saves backup / saves restore <zip> |
savegames |
update-check |
look for a newer manager |
--version, --verbose |
version, detailed log |
Patch ids: see All patches, for example netfix, dxwrapper, dxvk, ddraw_compat.
Settings, log and cache live in your user folder (Windows: %APPDATA%\europa1400-community\europa1400-manager,
%LOCALAPPDATA%\europa1400-community\europa1400-manager); the Manager page of the window opens them.