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# Electron Launcher

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### CDN

When clicking on the CDN Selection Drop Down Menu you are able to choose the available CDN's being hosted by community members. 

{% hint style="warning" %}
Electron Launcher chooses the best CDN for the USER

*The USER can choose a different CDN if they desire*
{% endhint %}

### Maximum Download Size

Checking this option will download the Maximum Graphics for the Game. This will download additional files of approximately 1GB

### Show Log File

Clicking this button will open the log file of the processes of the Electron Launcher. This is useful for debugging an issue.


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