# Command Line Arguments

(If you're not sure how to launch an app with command line arguments I found this tutorial via Google: <https://www.digitalcitizen.life/shortcut-arguments-parameters-windows/> - suggestions for a better link gratefully received)

Open Brush accepts the following command line arguments:

* \--noQuickLoad
* \--captureOds
* \--outputPath odsOutputPath
* \--outputPrefix odsOutputPrefix
* \--preview
* \--noCorrection
* \--turnTable
* \--numFrames
* \--fps
* \--export (followed by full path to .tilt file)
* \--exportPath (defaults to \[Open Brush folder]/Exports
* -batchmode / -nographics
* \--renderCameraPath
* (filename of .tilt file in Sketches folder to load automatically)
* (Any valid user config setting and value)


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