Zitat:2.8 Command Line
The command line is an alternative way of selecting the patches. The format of the command line is


TTDPatch [-C cfg-file] [options] [CD Path] [-W cfg-file]

The options can start with either a - (dash) or / (slash), followed by the list of options. All options can have another - after them to turn them off, and if there's an option that takes a parameter, the next option will be used as that value.

Each option is given by either a single letter, or by a capital "X" or "Y" followed by a letter, e.g. -abcXaXbYc. Note that all switches are case sensitive, and distinguish between upper case and lower case. Therefore, -g and -G are different switches.

In addition to all the patch switches (see The Patches), the following options control operation of TTDPatch:

-a
Turn on all patch switches except for "morevehicles" and "experimentalfeatures"

-h
Show a brief help summarizing all available options. Run ttdpatch -h | more if it scrolls by too fast.

-v
Before running TTD, display a brief summary of what switches are active

-C <file>
Select a different configuration file (see Configuration File)

-W <file>
Write current configuration to this file
If the -C option is given, the specified configuration file will be read instead of the default ttdpatch.cfg. You can use several configuration files by having multiple -C switches, they will be read in the order you supply them.

In addition, if you have given a CD Path, if will be passed to TTD and tell it where it should go looking for the CD. (This only applies to the DOS version.)