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# This section defines general LE-CODE parameters. The corresponding options
# have a higher priority. Remove or comment-out a parameter if its value
# should not be changed. All values will be limited to the allowed ranges.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# First we define a limitation mode. This mode defines the allowed values for
# the other parameters of this section:
#
# LE$PRODUCTIVE : Exclude test and experimental values.
# LE$TESTING : Allow test values, but exclude experimental values.
# LE$EXPERIMENTAL : Allow all values.
# LE$AUTOMATIC : Enable automatic detection by analyzing all values.
#
# Values set by an option are never limited. See parameter descriptions for
# limitation details.
LIMIT-MODE = %s
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# LE-CODE supports cheat codes as sequence of D-Pad keys in combination with
# ALT keys. Here you can define, which type of cheat codes are allowed:
# 0: Almost all cheat codes are disabled.
# 1: Only cheat codes without impact to game play are allowed.
# 2: All cheat codes are allowed. (Not possible if LIMIT-MODE==LE$PRODUCTIVE).
CHEAT-MODE = %d
# Define probabilities for engine classes. A list for »100cc,150cc,mirror« is
# expected. If 200cc is enabled, the values are for »150cc,200cc,mirror«. Any
# number is accepted. They are normalized to get a total of 100 percent.
# Use »0,1,0« to force 150cc. Use »0,0,0« to reset to Nintendo's VR based
# choice. Option --engine will overrides these settings.
ENGINE = %u,%u,%u
# Enable (1) or disable (0) 200cc support. Option --200cc will overrides this
# setting. LE-CODE hasn't implemented this feature yet!
ENABLE-200CC = %u
# Enable (1) or disable (0) the performance monitor at Wii and Wii U. Enabling
# is only possible if LIMIT-MODE is LE$TESTING or LE$EXPERIMENTAL. The special
# value 2 enables it for Dolphin too, but only on LE$EXPERIMENTAL. It doesn't
# work correctly with Dolphin. Option --perf-mon will overrides this setting.
PERF-MONITOR = %u
# Enable (1) or disable (0) Time Trial for custom tracks. Option --custom-tt
# will overrides this setting.
CUSTOM-TT = %u
# Enable (1) or disable (0) support for Extended Presence Flags. Disable it
# only for tests! If LIMIT-MODE==LE$PRODUCTIVE, XPFLAGS is always enabled.
# Option --xpflags overrides this setting.
XPFLAGS = %u
# Define the number of races that a previously used track is blocked. LE-CODE
# will try to find another possible track among the selected tracks. Values
# between 0 (deactivated at all) and %u are allowed. Chat messages can clear
# the track list and enable or disable this feature.
BLOCK-TRACK = %u
# Enables (SPEEDO$0 .. SPPEDO$3) or disables (SPEEDO$OFF) the speedometer.
# If enabled, the speedometer is displayed at bottom right of the screen
# using format »123.123 km/h«. The digit behind SPEEDO$ defines the number
# of fraction digits.
# Option --speedometer overrides this setting.
SPEEDOMETER = SPEEDO$%s
# Define a debug mode. Debug output is displayed below the speedometer. It is
# defined by sections [DEBUG-*]. This parameter defines the general behaviour.
# Possible values are DEBUG$OFF, DEBUG$ENABLED and DEBUG$1 to DEBUG$4.
# DEBUG$OFF disables the debug output at all. All other values enable debug
# output and define the start configuration.
# Option --debug overrides this setting.
DEBUG = DEBUG$%s
# Enable (1) or disable (0) built-in item cheat.
ITEM-CHEAT = %u
# Allow (1) or forbid (0) players to drag blue shells behind them.
# LE-CODE default is 1.
DRAG-BLUE-SHELL = %u
# Define the time in frames a player is small after being struck by a
# thundercloud. Only values between 1 and 32767 (0x7fff) are accepted.
# MKW uses 612 (10.2s) and LE-CODE default is 300 (5.0s).
THCLOUD-TIME = %u # %.2fs
# Since build 36, LE-CODE supports worldwide matches. Here you can disable (0)
# or enable (1) it for battle or versus. The online "worldwide" button is
# disabled, if both settings are disabled.
BT-WORLDWIDE = %s
VS-WORLDWIDE = %s
# Since build 34, LE-CODE supports texture hacks for original Nintendo tracks
# and arenas. This new feature can be disabled by value LE$DISABLE (default)
# or enabled by value LE$ENABLE. Additonally you can append »|LE$ALTERABLE«
# to allow the user to enable or disable this feature by controller cheat
# codes. Append »|LE$EXCLUDE« to exclude the original track from the random
# selection.
BT-TEXTURES = %s
VS-TEXTURES = %s
# Disable (0) or enable (1) the blocking of recent texture hacks. If disabled
# all online players select always the same texture variant. If enabled, then
# a texture variant will be blocked for the next 3 races. However, this has
# the disadvantage that players with different pasts may select different
# variants. But this should go away after a few races.
BLOCK-TEXTURES = %u
# LE-CODE usually (0) overwrites the table that determines the distribution of
# points in private races. Nintendo has defined values between 0 and 15 in
# StaticR.rel, LE-CODE defines values between 1 and 25. If this parameter is
# set to 1, then the values are read from StaticR.rel.
STATICR-POINTS = %u
# If playing online, the racing time is limited. The original MKW uses 5:00
# and LE-CODE & CTGP use 5:40. With the next parameter this time can be
# changed between %us%s and %us%s. If the time is >%u%s, then
# the related watchdog (countdown + race_time + scoreboards) is disabled.
DEF-ONLINE-SEC = %3u%s
# A racing track can request a different online limit by LEX setting
# SET1:APPLY-ONLINE-SEC. The following 2 parameters limit the actually used
# value. If either of them is zero, then SET1:APPLY-ONLINE-SEC is ignored.
MIN-ONLINE-SEC = %3u%s
MAX-ONLINE-SEC = %3u%s
# At the moment, LE-CODE cannot find out whether a directory exists in the
# file system. However, this is important for optimization when loading the
# common files. If USE-AVAIL-TXT is set to 1, then LE-CODE looks for file
# "Race/Common/###/avail.txt" to check the existence of the directory. If the
# value is 0, the optimization is deactivated. Command "wszst xcommon" of the
# current SZS tools creates this file. Therefore, the value should only be set
# to 1 if file "avail.txt" was also created.
USE-AVAIL-TXT = %u
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# The following setting is for LE-CODE developers only.
# If >0, then experimental settings in other sections are accepted.
DEVELOPER-MODES = %d
# Three developer modes. The meaning changes regularly. The modes are
# recognized only if setting DEVELOPER-MODES is set to a value >0.
DEV-MODE1 = %u
DEV-MODE2 = %u
DEV-MODE3 = %u
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