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*[[Audio Emulation]]
*[[Audio Emulation]]
*[[Configuration Guide]]
*[[Configuration Guide]]
*[[Dolphin Profile]]
*[[GameINI]]
*[[GameINI]]
*[[NAND Usage Guide]]
*[[NAND Usage Guide]]
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=== Peripheral Setup ===
=== Peripheral Setup ===
*[[Bluetooth Passthrough]]
*[[Bluetooth Passthrough]]
*[[Broadband Adapter]]
*[[Configuring Controllers]]
*[[Configuring Controllers]]
*[[How to use the Official GameCube Controller Adapter for Wii U in Dolphin]]
*[[How to use the Official GameCube Controller Adapter for Wii U in Dolphin]]
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-l, --logger                                  Opens the logger
-l, --logger                                  Opens the logger
-e, --exec=<str>                              Loads a specific game file (ELF, DOL, GCM, ISO, WBFS, CISO, GCZ, WAD)
-e, --exec=<str>                              Loads a specific game file (ELF, DOL, GCM, ISO, WBFS, CISO, GCZ, WAD)
-n, --nand_title=<str>                        Launch a NAND title
-b, --batch                                  Exit Dolphin with emulator
-b, --batch                                  Exit Dolphin with emulator
-c, --confirm                                Set "Confirm on Stop".
-c, --confirm                                Set "Confirm on Stop".
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==== Custom Shortcut ====
A shortcut file on Windows can be customized with command line arguments to a specific Dolphin build. First create a shortcut to the executable of the Dolphin build desired, then open the shortcut's properties and edit the target field. After the path to dolphin, add an argument like <var>--logger</var>, then save. Using <var>--logger</var> as an example, the shortcut will then launch the Dolphin with its logger window opened. The <var>-u</var> option will override the portable.txt file. The <var>--help</var> option is a CLI message, only command line window can view it.
:''See also [[Controlling the Global User Directory|how to control the user directory on Windows PC]].''
 
A shortcut can be customized to tell a specific build to use a specific user directory. The -u overrides the portable.txt file. First create a shortcut to the executable of the Dolphin build desired, then open the shortcut's properties and edit the target field. After the path to dolphin, add an argument <var>-u</var> (case sensitive) then add the desired destination for the <var>\User\</var> folder. The following example points to default user directory on Windows PC, change as desired: <pre>Dolphin.exe -u "%userprofile%\Documents\Dolphin Emulator\"</pre>


==== Portable.txt ====
==== Portable.txt ====
:''See also [[Controlling the Global User Directory|how to control the user directory on Windows PC]].''
Dolphin will check if that file exists in the same directory, then it will not use the default user directory; instead, it will create a <var>\User\</var> folder in the same directory as the executable.
Dolphin will check if that file exists in the same directory, then it will not use the default user directory; instead, it will create a <var>\User\</var> folder in the same directory as the executable.