## Connecting a cloud service - Quick mode 1. From the Launcher, select **Global Options** and then select the **Cloud** tab. 2. Select your preferred cloud storage service from the **Active storage** dropdown, then select **Connect**. {w=70%} 3. Select **Quick mode**. {w=70%} 4. Select **Run server** and then select **Next** {w=70%} {w=70%} 5. Open the link. {w=70%} 6. In the browser window that opens, select the cloud service to connect. {w=70%} 7. Sign in to the chosen cloud service. Once completed, return to ScummVM. 8. On the success screen, select **Finish** to exit. {w=70%} 9. Back on the main Cloud tab, select **Enable storage**. {w=70%} 10. You're ready to go! Use the cloud functionality to sync saved games or game files between your devices. {w=70%} For more information, including how to use the manual connection wizard, see our [Cloud documentation](https://docs.scummvm.org/en/latest/use_scummvm/connect_cloud.html)
## Help, I'm lost! First, make sure you have the games and necessary game files ready. Check the **Where to Get the Games** section under the **General** tab. Once obtained, follow the steps outlined in the **Adding Games** tab to finish adding them on this device. Take a moment to review this process carefully, as some users encountered challenges here owing to recent Android changes. Need more help? Refer to our [online documentation for Android](https://docs.scummvm.org/en/latest/other_platforms/android.html). Got questions? Swing by our [support forums](https://forums.scummvm.org/viewforum.php?f=17) or hop on our [Discord server](https://discord.gg/4cDsMNtcpG), which includes an [Android support channel](https://discord.com/channels/581224060529148060/1135579923185139862). Oh, and heads up, many of our supported games are intentionally tricky, sometimes mind-bogglingly so. If you're stuck in a game, think about checking out a game walkthrough. Good luck!
## Help, I'm lost! First, make sure you have the games and necessary game files ready. Check the **Where to Get the Games** section under the **General** tab. Once obtained, follow the steps outlined in the **Adding Games** tab to finish adding them on this device. Need more help? Refer to our [online documentation for iOS](https://docs.scummvm.org/en/latest/other_platforms/ios.html). Got questions? Swing by our [support forums](https://forums.scummvm.org/viewforum.php?f=15) or hop on our [Discord server](https://discord.gg/4cDsMNtcpG), which includes an [iOS support channel](https://discord.com/channels/581224060529148060/1149456560922316911). Oh, and heads up, many of our supported games are intentionally tricky, sometimes mind-bogglingly so. If you're stuck in a game, think about checking out a game walkthrough. Good luck!
## Use of keyboard External keyboards are supported and from iOS 13.4 most of the special keys, e.g. function keys, Home and End, are mapped. For external keyboards missing the special keys, e.g. the Apple Magic Keyboard for iPads, the special keys can be triggered using the following key combinations: | Key combination| Action | ------------------|------------------- | `CMD + 1`| F1 | `CMD + 2`| F2 | `...`| ... | `CMD + 0`| F10 | `CMD + SHIFT + 1` | F11 | `CMD + SHIFT + 2` | F12 | `CMD + UP`| PAGE UP | `CMD + DOWN`| PAGE DOWN | `CMD + LEFT`| HOME | `CMD + RIGHT`| END
## Libretro playlists for ScummVM core Playlists used in Libretro frontends (e.g. Retroarch) are plain text lists used to directly launch a game with a specific core from the user interface. Those lists are structured to pass to the core the path of a specific content file to be loaded (e.g. ROM). ScummVM core can accept as content the path to any of the files inside a valid game folder, the detection system will try to autodetect the game from the content file parent folder and run the game with default ScummVM options. The core also supports dedicated per game **hook** plain text files with **.
EnglishI18N: the boss key is a feature,
that allows players to quickly switch to a fake screen that looks like a business application,
typically to avoid detection if someone, like a boss, walks by while they are playing.
