CLI Arguments

--game-provider

• default-value: None
• required: False
• description: When used, this forces puzzle-loader-core to run your supplied game provider if it applies the the application & implements the IGameProvider class.
• example: --game-provider="com.example.provider.game.YourGameProvider"

--mod-folder

• default-value: "./pmods"
• required: False
• description: When used, it changes the default mod-folder puzzle-loader-core reads from.
• example: --mod-folder="path/to/your/mods/here"

--mod-paths

• default-value: None
• required: False
• description: When used, it adds whatever files you provide to the class-path.
• examples:
  1. --mod-paths="path/to/your/Jar.jar"
  2. --mod-paths="path/to/your/Class.class"
  3. --mod-paths="path/to/your/Class.class;path/to/your/Jar.jar" (Windows)
  4. --mod-paths="path/to/your/Class.class:path/to/your/Jar.jar" (Unix/Linux/MacOs)

--do-title-transformer

• default-value: true
• required: False
• description: Enables or Disables the usage of the custom-title-formatter
• example: --do-title-transformer=false

--custom-title-formatter

• default-value: "Puzzle Loader %s"
• required: False
• description: Allows the setting of a custom title, either replacing the original or gets used as a format string.
• examples:
  1. --custom-title-formatter="Using a format string -> %s <- that holds the title"
  2. --custom-title-formatter="%s Using a format string as a postfix"
  3. --custom-title-formatter="Using a format string as a prefix %s"
  4. --custom-title-formatter="Fully Custom Title"

--mixins-enabled

• default-value: true
• required: False
• description: Enables or Disables the ability to use Mixins
• examples: --mixins-enabled=false