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Game options are controlled by editing text files in the '''data\init''' folder. Anything between a {{K|[}} and a {{K|]}} is a game option, in the form of [OPTION_NAME:OPTION_VALUE]. Everything else is comments which are ignored by the game. For changes to options to take effect in a currently running game, you must save the game and then restore the saved game. Game options apply to all games, so if you have two or more different saved games you switch between, the only way to have different options for each saved game is to edit the options file every time you switch games. | Game options are controlled by editing text files in the '''data\init''' folder. Anything between a {{K|[}} and a {{K|]}} is a game option, in the form of [OPTION_NAME:OPTION_VALUE]. Everything else is comments which are ignored by the game. For changes to options to take effect in a currently running game, you must save the game and then restore the saved game. Game options apply to all games, so if you have two or more different saved games you switch between, the only way to have different options for each saved game is to edit the options file every time you switch games. | ||
==init.txt== | ==init.txt== | ||
| − | A list of some of the more useful options in the ''' | + | A list of some of the more useful options in the '''[[init.txt]]''' file: |
* '''SOUND''': Controls if game music is on or off. | * '''SOUND''': Controls if game music is on or off. | ||
* '''INTRO''': Control if a short introductory movie is played each time the game app is started. This is turned NO in the Stonegears package. | * '''INTRO''': Control if a short introductory movie is played each time the game app is started. This is turned NO in the Stonegears package. | ||
| − | * ''' | + | * '''[[FPS]]_CAP''': Sets the maximum speed the game will play at. |
==d_init.txt== | ==d_init.txt== | ||
| − | A list of some of the more useful options in the ''' | + | A list of some of the more useful options in the '''[[d_init.txt]]''' file: |
* '''AUTOSAVE''': Controls how often (if at all) the game autosaves. This is set to once per season in the Stonegears package. | * '''AUTOSAVE''': Controls how often (if at all) the game autosaves. This is set to once per season in the Stonegears package. | ||
* '''AUTOBACKUP''': If AUTOSAVE is used, controls if the game automatically makes a backup copy of your save folder every time it does an auto-save. This is turned YES in the Stonegears package. | * '''AUTOBACKUP''': If AUTOSAVE is used, controls if the game automatically makes a backup copy of your save folder every time it does an auto-save. This is turned YES in the Stonegears package. | ||
| − | * '''INVADERS''': Controls whether or not you'll get | + | * '''INVADERS''': Controls whether or not you'll get [[ambush]]es, [[siege]]s, [[megabeast]]s and [[forgotten beast]]s. Set to NO in the Stonegears package. It can take 2 to 4 seasons for the change to take effect after altering this option. |
| − | * '''POPULATION_CAP''': This determines how populous your fort must be before | + | * '''POPULATION_CAP''': This determines how populous your fort must be before [[immigration|immigrants]] stop arriving. If you have more dwarfs than you know what to do with, change this to 0 to stop further immigration (though nothing can stop the first two immigration waves). |
| − | * '''TEMPERATURE''': If set to NO then | + | * '''TEMPERATURE''': If set to NO then [[fire]] and [[magma]] won't burn, [[water]] won't freeze and [[ice]] won't melt. Set to NO in the Stonegears package, since having it on can slow down the game. |
* '''WEATHER''': If set to NO then it will never rain or snow. Set to NO in the Stonegears package, since having it on can slow down the game. | * '''WEATHER''': If set to NO then it will never rain or snow. Set to NO in the Stonegears package, since having it on can slow down the game. | ||
* '''VARIED_GROUND_TILES''': If set to YES gives some variation to the appearance of the ground/floor. This is set to NO in the Stonegears package. | * '''VARIED_GROUND_TILES''': If set to YES gives some variation to the appearance of the ground/floor. This is set to NO in the Stonegears package. | ||
==announcements.txt== | ==announcements.txt== | ||
| − | For each type of | + | For each type of [[announcement]], controls if the announcement pauses the game, causes the game to recenter on the event, or even if the event is announced at all. Note that not all announcement types can be controlled via this file. |
==colors.txt== | ==colors.txt== | ||
| − | Controls how various named colors (red, magenta, etc) are displayed on the screen. See | + | Controls how various named colors (red, magenta, etc) are displayed on the screen. See [[color schemes]] if you want to change how the colors look. |
==interface.txt== | ==interface.txt== | ||
Controls which keys do which commands, and also if a command will repeat or not when its key is held down. | Controls which keys do which commands, and also if a command will repeat or not when its key is held down. | ||
Revision as of 17:29, 8 December 2011
- Back to the [[Main:../|main tutorial page]]
Game options are controlled by editing text files in the data\init folder. Anything between a [ and a ] is a game option, in the form of [OPTION_NAME:OPTION_VALUE]. Everything else is comments which are ignored by the game. For changes to options to take effect in a currently running game, you must save the game and then restore the saved game. Game options apply to all games, so if you have two or more different saved games you switch between, the only way to have different options for each saved game is to edit the options file every time you switch games.
init.txt
A list of some of the more useful options in the init.txt file:
- SOUND: Controls if game music is on or off.
- INTRO: Control if a short introductory movie is played each time the game app is started. This is turned NO in the Stonegears package.
- FPS_CAP: Sets the maximum speed the game will play at.
d_init.txt
A list of some of the more useful options in the d_init.txt file:
- AUTOSAVE: Controls how often (if at all) the game autosaves. This is set to once per season in the Stonegears package.
- AUTOBACKUP: If AUTOSAVE is used, controls if the game automatically makes a backup copy of your save folder every time it does an auto-save. This is turned YES in the Stonegears package.
- INVADERS: Controls whether or not you'll get ambushes, sieges, megabeasts and forgotten beasts. Set to NO in the Stonegears package. It can take 2 to 4 seasons for the change to take effect after altering this option.
- POPULATION_CAP: This determines how populous your fort must be before immigrants stop arriving. If you have more dwarfs than you know what to do with, change this to 0 to stop further immigration (though nothing can stop the first two immigration waves).
- TEMPERATURE: If set to NO then fire and magma won't burn, water won't freeze and ice won't melt. Set to NO in the Stonegears package, since having it on can slow down the game.
- WEATHER: If set to NO then it will never rain or snow. Set to NO in the Stonegears package, since having it on can slow down the game.
- VARIED_GROUND_TILES: If set to YES gives some variation to the appearance of the ground/floor. This is set to NO in the Stonegears package.
announcements.txt
For each type of announcement, controls if the announcement pauses the game, causes the game to recenter on the event, or even if the event is announced at all. Note that not all announcement types can be controlled via this file.
colors.txt
Controls how various named colors (red, magenta, etc) are displayed on the screen. See color schemes if you want to change how the colors look.
interface.txt
Controls which keys do which commands, and also if a command will repeat or not when its key is held down.