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 The orxParam module is provided to make handling commandline parameters easier in your game or app. In this tutorial, we'll add a commandline parameter, and a handler for it. The orxParam module is provided to make handling commandline parameters easier in your game or app. In this tutorial, we'll add a commandline parameter, and a handler for it.
  
-To begin, ''init'' up a new project that will be used as the basis for this tutorial with: [[en:tutorials:creating_your_own_project|Creating your own Orx-based Project using 'init']]+To begin, ''init'' up a new project that will be used as the basis for this tutorial with: [[en:tutorials:projects:creating_your_own_project|Creating your own Orx-based Project using 'init']]
  
 Now that you have a project which compiles, and runs, let's start by looking at what parameters already exist on the demo program. Go to your compiled application's bin folder. You'll see something like: Now that you have a project which compiles, and runs, let's start by looking at what parameters already exist on the demo program. Go to your compiled application's bin folder. You'll see something like:
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