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| + | Overview | ||
| + | In order to configure Dwarf Fortress to your liking you need to edit a text-file containing the settings, namely init.txt, or the init file. | ||
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| + | [edit] Locating your configuration file | ||
| + | Your configuration file is called init.txt and is stored in the [installation folder]\data\init folder ([installation folder] is the folder where you installed Dwarf Fortress). | ||
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| + | [edit] Editing the configuration file | ||
| + | You can edit the file with any text editor of your choice, Notepad works very well. | ||
Revision as of 11:31, 27 June 2010
Overview In order to configure Dwarf Fortress to your liking you need to edit a text-file containing the settings, namely init.txt, or the init file.
[edit] Locating your configuration file Your configuration file is called init.txt and is stored in the [installation folder]\data\init folder ([installation folder] is the folder where you installed Dwarf Fortress).
[edit] Editing the configuration file You can edit the file with any text editor of your choice, Notepad works very well.