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If this works, you can add your parameters thusly:.

Type NWLauncher.exe, and the executable should start.

Now the Command Prompt should have navigated there.

cd D:\Downloads\ClientExtension_Latest\).

Enter cd, followed by Space, and that folder name (or use Ctrl+ v) (e.g.

Right-click the result "Command Prompt", and select "Open as Administrator" (assuming you have the necessary rights - this might not be necessary).

Go to the Windows Start menu, and type cmd.Start a new line, and type exit to close the command line popup after starting the client.īasically doing the exact same thing in a harder (but so much cooler) way.C:\ClientExtension_Latest\NWLauncher.exe -dmc +connect +password dmpassword). start C:\ClientExtension_Latest\NWLauncher.exe). Start a new line, and type start, followed by Space, the folder you unpacked the archive to (or use Ctrl+ v), and NWLauncher.exe (e.g.Start with typing off, to prevent the file from showing any feedback.

This solution is a bit harder, but allows for easier customization. Hit ' Apply' or ' OK', and run the client using that shortcut."C:\ClientExtension_Latest\NWLauncher.exe" -dmc +connect +password dmpassword.After that entire string (including the added quotation marks), you can set parameters:.

Be sure to first wrap the current content in quotation marks (e.g.: "C:\ClientExtension_Latest\NWLauncher.exe", instead of C:\ClientExtension_Latest\NWLauncher.exe).Here you can make the adjustments you need: In the window that pops up, find the ' Target:' field.Go to your Desktop, and right-click the created shortcut, and choose 'Properties'.Right-click the file NWLauncher.exe, select ' Send to', and ' Desktop (create shortcut)' from the submenu.Note the folder where you unpacked the files (or Ctrl+ c it for direct reference).Unpack the latest clientextension_latest.zip file.There are a few ways you can do this, and the choice is yours add parameters to the NWN2 Client Extension.īefore using any of the methods explained: