mkxp-freebird/mkxp.conf.sample

# Lines starting with '#' are comments.
#
# About filesystem paths specified in this config:
# The "gameFolder" path is resolved either relative
# to the directory containing the mkxp executable
# (the default behavior), or relative to the current
# working directory (when compiled with 
# -DWORKDIR_CURRENT). All other paths are resolved
# relative to gameFolder and ignoring both RTPs and
# encrypted archives.


# Specify the RGSS version to run under.
# Possible values are 0, 1, 2, 3. If set to 0,
# mkxp will try to guess the required version
# based on the game files found in gameFolder.
# If this fails, the version defaults to 1.
# (default: 0)
#
# rgssVersion=1


# Create a debug context and log
# OpenGL debug information to the console
# (default: disabled)
#
# debugMode=false


# Continuously print average FPS to console.
# This setting does not affect the window title
# FPS display toggled via F2
# (default: disabled)
#
# printFPS=false


# Game window is resizable
# (default: disabled)
#
# winResizable=false


# Start game in fullscreen (this can
# always be toggled with Alt-Enter at runtime)
# (default: disabled)
#
# fullscreen=false


# Preserve game screen aspect ratio,
# as opposed to stretch-to-fill
# (default: enabled)
#
# fixedAspectRatio=true


# Apply linear interpolation when game screen
# is upscaled
# (default: enabled)
#
# smoothScaling=true


# Sync screen redraws to the monitor refresh rate
# (default: disabled)
#
# vsync=false


# Specify the window width on startup. If set to 0,
# it will default to the default resolution width
# specific to  the RGSS version (640 in RGSS1, 544
# in RGSS2 or higher).
# (default: 0)
#
# defScreenW=640


# Specify the window height on startup. If set to 0,
# it will default to the default resolution height
# specific to the RGSS version (480 in RGSS1, 416
# in RGSS2 or higher).
# (default: 0)
#
# defScreenH=480


# Override the game window title
# (default: none)
#
# windowTitle=Custom Title


# Enforce a static frame rate
# (0 = disabled)
#
# fixedFramerate=0


# Skip (don't draw) frames when behind
# (default: enabled)
#
# frameSkip=true


# Use a fixed framerate that is approx. equal to the
# native screen refresh rate. This is different from
# "fixedFramerate" because the actual frame rate is
# reported back to the game, ensuring correct timers.
# If the screen refresh rate cannot be determined,
# this option is force-disabled
# (default: disabled)
#
# syncToRefreshrate=false


# Don't use alpha blending when rendering text
# (default: disabled)
#
# solidFonts=false


# Work around buggy graphics drivers which don't
# properly synchronize texture access, most
# apparent when text doesn't show up or the map
# tileset doesn't render at all
# (default: disabled)
#
# subImageFix=false


# Enable framebuffer blitting if the driver is
# capable of it. Some drivers carry buggy
# implementations of this functionality, so
# disabling it can be used as a workaround
# (default: enabled)
#
# enableBlitting=true


# Limit the maximum size (width, height) of
# most textures mkxp will create (exceptions are
# rendering backbuffers and similar).
# If set to 0, the hardware maximum is used.
# This is useful for recording traces that can
# be played back on machines with lower specs.
# (default: 0)
#
# maxTextureSize=0


# Scale up the game screen by an integer amount,
# as large as the current window size allows, before
# doing any last additional scalings to fill part or
# all of the remaining window space (or none at all
# if lastMileScaling is disabled).
# If fixedAspectRatio is disabled, the integer scale
# factors in horizontal and vertical direction can differ
# depending on how much space is available, otherwise
# they are forced to the smaller of the two.
# (default: disabled)
#
# integerScaling.active = false


# When integer scaling is enabled, this option controls
# whether the scaled game screen is further scaled
# (with linear interpolation when smoothScaling is enabled)
# to fill the rest of the game window.
# Note that this option still respects fixedAspectRatio.
# (default: enabled)
#
# integerScaling.lastMileScaling = true


# Set the base path of the game to '/path/to/game'
# (default: executable directory)
#
# gameFolder=/path/to/game


# Use either right or left Alt + Enter to toggle
# fullscreen
# (default: disabled)
# 
# anyAltToggleFS=false


# Enable F12 game reset
# (default: enabled)
#
# enableReset=true


# Allow symlinks for game assets to be followed
# (default: disabled)
#
# allowSymlinks=false


# Organisation / company and application / game
# name to build the directory path where mkxp
# will store game specific data (eg. key bindings).
# If not specified, mkxp will save to a common
# directory shared by all games. Note that these
# are TWO individual config entries, and both need
# to be defined for this to take effect.
# (default: none)
#
# dataPathOrg=mycompany
# dataPathApp=mygame


# Set the game window icon to 'path/to/icon.png'
# (default: none)
#
# iconPath=/path/to/icon.png


# Instead of playing an RPG Maker game,
# execute a single plain text script instead
# (default: none)
#
# customScript=/path/to/script.rb


# Define raw scripts to be executed before the
# actual Scripts.rxdata execution starts
# (default: none)
#
# preloadScript=my_win32_wrapper.rb
# preloadScript=ruby18_fixes.rb


# Index all accesible assets via their lower case path
# (emulates windows case insensitivity)
# (default: enabled)
#
# pathCache=true


# Add 'rtp1', 'rtp2.zip' and 'game.rgssad' to the
# asset search path (multiple allowed)
# (default: none)
#
# RTP=/path/to/rtp1
# RTP=/path/to/rtp2.zip
# RTP=/path/to/game.rgssad


# Use the script's name as filename in warnings and error messages
# (default: disabled)
#
# useScriptNames=false


# Font substitutions allow drop-in replacements of fonts
# to be used without changing the RGSS scripts,
# eg. providing 'Open Sans' when the game thinkgs it's
# using 'Arial'. Font family to be substituted and
# replacement family are separated by one sole '>'.
# Be careful not to include any spaces.
# This is not connected to the built-in font, which is
# always used when a non-existing font family is
# requested by RGSS.
# (default: none)
#
# fontSub=Arial>Open Sans
# fontSub=Times New Roman>Liberation Serif


# Because mkxp is usually distributed as a stand alone
# build, no predefined load paths are initialized
# ($:, $LOAD_PATH) in the MRI backend. With this option,
# they can be specified manually (eg. when using a system
# libruby.so). It is however recommended to statically
# link all required gems into libruby.so.
# (default: none)
#
# rubyLoadpath=/usr/lib64/ruby/
# rubyLoadpath=/usr/local/share/ruby/site_ruby


# SoundFont to use for midi playback (via fluidsynth)
# (default: none)
#
# midi.soundFont=/usr/share/mysoundfont.sf2


# Activate "chorus" effect for midi playback
#
# midi.chorus=false


# Activate "reverb" effect for midi playback
#
# midi.reverb=false


# Number of OpenAL sources to allocate for SE playback.
# If there are a lot of sounds playing at the same time
# and audibly cutting each other off, try increasing
# this number. Maximum: 64.
#
# SE.sourceCount=6


# The Windows game executable name minus ".exe". By default
# this is "Game", but some developers manually rename it.
# mkxp needs this name because both the .ini (game
# configuration) and .rgssad (encrypted data archive) must
# carry the same name minus their extension, and we cannot
# guess the executable's name.
# You could just as well rename them both to "Game.ini" and
# "Game.rgssad", but specifying the executable name here
# is a tiny bit less intrusive.
#
# execName=Game


# Give a hint on which language the game title as
# specified in the Game.ini is, useful if the encoding
# is being falsely detected. Relevant only if mkxp was
# built with automatic encoding conversion (INI_ENCODING).
# (default: none)
#
# titleLanguage=japanese