DRD Team

Hello, I'm playing Wolf3D and SoD with ECWolf all on the same machine and have a save backup/sorting little system, but obviously WOLF3D and SoD saves conflict, since they are in the same folder.
Is there something like a command line arg that enables me to use a custom save/config directory?
I'm on Windows x86

You can use the --savedir command line option to change where ECWolf saves.

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Usage: ecwolf [options]
Options:
 --help                 This help page
 --config <file>        Use an explicit location for the config file
 --savedir <dir>        Use an explicit location for save games
 --file <file>          Loads an extra data file
 --data <extension>     Selects the given game data set skipping the dialog
 --tedlevel <level>     Starts the game in the given level
 --skill <#>            Sets the difficulty for tedlevel
 --baby                 Sets the difficulty to baby for tedlevel
 --easy                 Sets the difficulty to easy for tedlevel
 --normal               Sets the difficulty to normal for tedlevel
 --hard                 Sets the difficulty to hard for tedlevel
 --nowait               Skips intro screens
 --fullscreen           Starts the game in fullscreen mode
 --res <width> <height> Sets the screen resolution
 --aspect <aspect>      Sets the aspect ratio.
 --noadaptive           Disables adaptive tics.
 --bits <b>             Sets the screen color depth
                        (use this when you have palette/fading problems
                        allowed: 8, 16, 24, 32, default: "best" depth)
 --nodblbuf             Don't use SDL's double buffering
 --extravbls <vbls>     Sets a delay after each frame, which may help to
                        reduce flickering (unit is currently 8 ms, default: 0)
 --joystick <index>     Use the index-th joystick if available
                        (-1 to disable joystick, default: 0)
 --joystickhat <index>  Enables movement with the given coolie hat
 --samplerate <rate>    Sets the sound sample rate (given in Hz, default: 44100)
 --audiobuffer <size>   Sets the size of the audio buffer (-> sound latency)
                        (given in bytes, default: 2048 / (44100 / samplerate))
 --host <number>        Sets up a network game with the given number of players.
 --connect <address>    Connects to the given host.                                                           
 --port <number>        Port number to use for network communications.                                        
 --debugnet             Enable network debugging messages.                                                    
 --foreignsave          Disable save game validity checking.