Is there a way to make a config file or use command line arguments to have a game start instantly without me having to set class, difficulty etc. every time I start up to test a map?

I think it will run map if you add something like "map map01" to command line, but I am not sure about game mode. As for character, it is saved in config always when you change him (her)

In the Vavoom launcher, set the following in the "other options" text box:

+map mapXX +skill X

This will tell Vavoom to warp you to a specific map, in a specific skill, if you don't set the skill it will default to the easiest skill. If you had a saved game you can use the following:

+load savegame.vsX

Where X is a number that tells which slot you were using. In fact the "+" symbol can be used for any console commands you want to set from command line <!-- s:) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/orc2.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile" /><!-- s:) -->.

Can I use this also in the batch file included with the krpg beta?

Sure, just modify it, and run all the '+' commands after any parameters you use with '-'.

ah, it's about krpg, I thought it's about karena, so I wondered what's wrong about player setup not storing.

[quote="Crimson Wizard":1qcxxe1z]ah, it's about krpg, I thought it's about karena, so I wondered what's wrong about player setup not storing. Player setup is stored in KRPG, but we need to find a way to define a "default" character build for these cases, since for now there's none defined.

Something really weird, if I add "+map map01" to a batch file, the game starts up and immediately tilts player view 90° to the right (i.e. player is lying on his right side), you can test it yourself.

Question is, are you using custom KRPG progs? If you are, then it's a problem with the way we are actually building characters, let's call it a bug for now <!-- s:-s --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/eusa_eh.gif" alt=":-s" title="Eh?" /><!-- s:-s -->, please try it without the progs for now <!-- s:( --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/orc10.gif" alt=":(" title="Sad" /><!-- s:( -->.

That's exactly what is happening to me as well all the time since you implemented RPG stats. <!-- s:) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/orc2.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile" /><!-- s:) -->

Not sure but I think same problem happens with plain Vavoom too.