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A couple mistakes I've left out
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@ -40,25 +40,16 @@ Referencing the main file
---------------------------
For Linux and Wine games, specify the executable file with the ``exe``
parameter within the ``game`` directive. The given path is relative to the game
directory.
directive. The given path is relative to the game directory.
Example: ``exe: game.sh``
For emulator games, in case you don't ask the user to select the rom
directly but make the installer extract it from an archive or something, you
can reference the rom with the ``main_file`` parameter.
Example: ``main_file: game.rom``
For browser games, specify the game's URL with ``main_file``.
Examples:
::
game:
exe: game.sh
main_file: game.rom
main_file: http://www...
Example: ``main_file: http://www...``
Presetting game parameters
--------------------------
@ -110,7 +101,7 @@ him to insert the game's disc into the optical drive.
Ensure a correct disc detection by specifying a file or folder present on the
disc with the ``requires`` parameter.
A link to CDEmu's homepage and PPA will also be displayed if the program isn't
A link to CDEmu's homepage and PPA will also be displayed if the program isn't
detected on the machine, otherwise it will be replaced with a button to open
gCDEmu. You can override this default text with the ``message`` parameter.
@ -161,7 +152,6 @@ Example:
::
installer:
- merge:
src: game-file-id
dst: $GAMEDIR/location
@ -173,7 +163,7 @@ Extracting archives is done with the ``extract`` directive, the ``file``
argument is a ``file id``. If the archive should be extracted in some other
location than the ``$GAMEDIR``, you can specify a ``dst`` argument.
You can optionally specify the archive's type with the ``format`` option.
You can optionally specify the archive's type with the ``format`` option.
This is useful if the archive's file extension does not match what it should
be. Accepted values for ``format`` are: zip, tgz, gzip and bz2.
@ -230,7 +220,7 @@ Example:
prefix: $GAMEDIR
executable: drive_c/Program Files/Game/Game.exe
args: --windowed
* wine / winesteam: ``winetricks`` Runs winetricks with the ``app`` argument.
``prefix`` is an optional WINEPREFIX path.