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Otherwise you should really be asking in the Steamworks discussion not here, but generally you can pass environment variable directly into your exe when you compile.
I downloaded the 4.22 updated SSL files and put them in my build but it didn't work.
My project is blueprint only.
"but generally you can pass environment variable directly into your exe when you compile."
Can you tell me how pls? Apologies for wrong board.
You should really ask here
In short you have to write the code to handle each launch parameter you want your game to handle. It won't just happen auto-magically. And in this case you'd have to write additional code to take your value and run it against the windows command prompt.
And it might just be easier to detect if the user is running a 10th gen CPU and just run the command in an if statement to side step the user having to fiddle with launch parameters that maybe don't need to be launch parameters.
"it might just be easier to detect if the user is running a 10th gen CPU and just run the command in an if statement to side step the user having to fiddle with launch parameters that maybe don't need to be launch parameters."