Guide:LEGO Rock Raiders command-line parameters

This page lists all known command-line parameters for the 1999 Windows video game LEGO Rock Raiders.

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Parameter	Effects
-best
-cleansaves
-debug
-debugcomplete
-dualmouse
-flags
-fpslock	Locks the game's framerate to the monitor's refresh rate when running in a window. By default the game runs uncapped in windowed mode, and locks automatically in fullscreen.
-ftm	This option is used by the Voodoo2 option in the game's Video Card selector program (CLGen)
-fvf	Forces distance fog in first-person views. Fog is enabled by default on certain video cards (including those emulated by dgVoodoo), but does not work on others unless forced by the -fvf parameter. This option is used by the Savage3D option in the game's Video Card selector program (CLGen) Fog disabled Fog disabled Fog enabled with -fvf Fog enabled with -fvf
-insistOnCD	Stops the game from launching unless a LEGO Rock Raiders CD is inserted into the first lettered disc drive in the computer. A no CD error message
-nm	Incorrectly listed as -nom in the game's readme file.
-nosound	Disables all sound, including music, but excluding FMV sequence audio.
-programmer
-reduceanimation
-reduceflics
-reduceimages
-reducepromeshes	Reduces the number of level of detail (LOD) meshes for objects and walls. Note that for objects, this only affects the models linked to in the HighPoly {} block (if one exists) in an object's AE file; any models linked here will display in place of the default models when viewed in first-person mode within the distance of HighPolyRange as defined in Lego.cfg (set to 60.0f or 1.5 "blocks" by default). Models defined in the MediumPoly {} block, which display between the HighPolyRange distance and the MedPolyRange distance (100.0f or 2.5 "blocks" by default), and models defined in the FPPoly {} block, which display when the object is being controlled in first-person views, are not affected by -reducepromeshes. See the gallery below for examples. -reducepromeshes affecting wall meshes and object HighPoly {} LODs -reducepromeshes affecting wall meshes and object HighPoly {} LODs MediumPoly {} LODs are not affected MediumPoly {} LODs are not affected The controlled Rock Raider's head, visible in "shoulder view", still uses the model defined in FPPoly {} The controlled Rock Raider's head, visible in "shoulder view", still uses the model defined in FPPoly {}
-reducesamples
-showversion	Displays the game's version number (V.0.121) in the bottom-right corner of the screen while on the main menu and in the pause/options menu .
-startlevel
-testercall	Identical functionality to -testlevels. Intended to sound like "testicle"; programmer and level designer Karl White, who added this parameter, said in 2010 that it "was never, ever, ever meant to see the light of day."
-testlevels
-window