Parameters and values for the set command - marceldobehere/MaslOS GitHub Wiki

The set command has a few parameters you can set.

user color (color)

Sets the color of the username in all terminals. Here is a wiki page for entering color and the formats

default color (color)

Sets the default text color in the terminal.

fps (fps)

Sets the preferred FPS of the OS.

bg task run (true/false)

Enables/Disables the Execution of Tasks which are in a minimized window. (Enabled by Default and Disabled if a crash happens)

username (string)

Sets the username of the user.

debug terminal (on/shown/off/hidden)

Sets the visibilty of the debug terminal.

background image (on/true/off/false)

Sets the visibility of the background image.

mouse offset (0-4)

Sets the mouse packet offset. (If the PS2 Mouse is bugging out ya can try setting it to like 1 or 2 and see if it starts working again)

mouse image (image name)

Sets the current mouse image to the file in the mouse zip file. (Doesn't work since the mouse cursor gets updated constantly but who cares)

password

Asks you to enter the password and then sets the password of the current user.

mouse sens / mouse sensitivity (value in % eg 100 or 500 or 50)

Sets the mouse sensitivity.

mouse color front (color)

Sets the front drawing color (left click) of the mouse. (Mouse drawing is currently disabled lmao)

mouse color back (color)

Sets the back drawing color (right click) of the mouse. (Mouse drawing is currently disabled lmao)

window resolution/window size (size)

Sets the window size. The size has to look like this "(x size) (y size)" (e.g. "500 300")

test interlace (value from 1 to 8)

Sets the test interlace for rendering.

amfv (number) / active memory flag value (number)

Sets the active memory flag value. This is useful for debugging memory stuff. Basically each heap saves the current flag value on creation. And if you get all heap data, then the ones whose amfv matches the current global one will get highlighted! (Also it won't get highlighted if the amfv is 0)

mnfcc / max non fatal crash count (value)

Sets the max non fatal crash count. (The remaining amount of crashes that can happen, before the os commits kernel panic)