;Comments starts with ";" or "#", so you need to remove it first to the
;line actually do something.

;[DEFAULT] is the option that is used if you don't press anything, or press
;a button without configuration.
;The options below are the defaults used internally in the application
;if you don't override them first (with the exception of "path"). So even
;if you don't set those options in a section, the values below are used.
[DEFAULT]
path = /boot_default.3dsx
;delay = 2000
;offset = 0x12000
;payload = -1
;splash = 3
;splash_image =

;Each key can be defined using a section, like the example below. Section
;names must be ALL caps, and between "[]". Valid keys:
;  * Common keys: KEY_A, KEY_B, KEY_X, KEY_Y, KEY_L, KEY_R, KEY_SELECT,
;  KEY_START.
;  * D-PAD: KEY_DUP, KEY_DDOWN, KEY_DLEFT, KEY_DRIGHT.
;  * Circle pad: KEY_CPAD_UP, KEY_CPAD_DOWN, KEY_CPAD_LEFT, KEY_CPAD_RIGHT.
;  * N3DS-only: KEY_ZL, KEY_ZR, KEY_CSTICK_RIGHT, KEY_CSTICK_LEFT,
;  KEY_CSTICK_UP, KEY_CSTICK_DOWN.
;You MUST set at least "path" for each section, and it is the ONLY option you
;should set in the majority of cases.
;You may pass a .3dsx file or a .dat/.bin payload, the file type is detect
;automatically based on extension. Double check the path, since it must be
;correct (including caps).
;[KEY_CPAD_LEFT] ;MUST BE ALL CAPS
;path = /And/Respect_Caps_in_Path.3dsx

;Basic usage examples:
;Boot /boot_1.3dsx if R button is pressed.
[KEY_R]
path = /boot_1.3dsx
;Boot examples for almost every CFW out there.
;You can use both .3dsx files or binary (.bin, .dat) payloads
;[KEY_A]
;path = /rxTools/sys/code.bin
;[KEY_B]
;path = /Cakes.dat
;[KEY_X]
;path = /3ds/GW/GW.3dsx
;[KEY_Y]
;path = /ReiNand.dat

;An important remark: the majority of CFWs set L button to show menu instead
;of autobooting. So it is generally a bad idea to set L button to CFW boot,
;or the CFW menu will be shown instead of booting directly to CFW.
;[KEY_L]
;path = /rxTools/sys/code.bin ;BAD IDEA!!!

;################################IMPORTANT NOTE################################
;From here on, I will start explaining advanced options.
;THEY GENERALLY SHOULD NOT BE SET, except if something does not work.
;SO UNLESS SOMETHING IS BROKEN, set "path" option (as the examples above), and
;nothing else.
;If you have any issue, the first thing I will ask you is to remove any extra
;option set below. So instead of making me do extra work, just don't set the
;options below.
;##############################################################################

;The first advanced option is "delay". Delay is a number of microseconds to
;delay the application boot.
;Why this is important? It may improve the booting of some homebrews and CFWs.
;For example, O3DS autobooting with themehax, using either rxTools or
;CakesFW with Brahma2 loaders will have increased boot rate chance with 100
;ms of delay. For Homebrew Launcher (and other homebrews) the delay may be
;set to 0, unless your homebrew needs network connection during boot (such as
;FTBrony 1.x). In this case you may increase the delay (for example to 5000,
;or 5 seconds) to makes sure that you have a valid network connection.
;By default delay is set to 1500 (1.5s). This is a value that seems to work
;well with CFWs, without delaying the boot of homebrews by too much.
;[KEY_LEFT]
;path = /boot_hbl.3dsx
;delay = 0
;[KEY_RIGHT]
;path = /3ds/ftbrony/ftbrony.3dsx
;delay = 5000

;Instead of loading .3dsx files, you can use ARM9 payloads like rxTools'
;code.bin or CakesFW's Cakes.dat. By default it will try to detect if the
;file is a payload by checking the extension (.bin or .dat), however you can
;force by passing "payload = 1" (passing "payload = 0" forces homebrew mode,
;while "payload = -1" forces autodetect, the default).
;You may need to change the default payload offset depending of the binary
;you're loading. The values are generally in hexadecimal, so append "0x" in
;front of the number (however, decimal values are supported too).
;The default offset (0x12000) works in RxTools/CakesFW/ReiNand.
;Don't worry about setting offset option in .3dsx files, it is ignored.
;[KEY_START]
;path = /Decrypt9WIP.dat
;payload = 1
;offset = 0x12000

;Splash is a screen that shows while BootCtr is loading, showing information
;about the current entry in the bottom screen and a nice logo in ASCII art in
;top screen, or optionally any image converted in the BGR format.
;You can manually enable or disable top and bottom splash screens. Setting
;"splash = 0" disables both top and bottom screen. This may avoid garbage
;screens while booting in some cases (i.e. Homebrew Launcher). "splash = 1"
;enables only top screen, "splash = 2" enables only bottom screen, while
;"splash = 3" (default) enables both.
;WARNING: this option only controls the display of splash screen, however the
;actual duration of splash is controlled (indirectly) by "delay" option. If
;you want to increase the duration of splash, for example, set a higher delay.
;Setting "delay = 0" does not disable splash either, however it may be too
;fast to read the information.
;To use an image instead of the default ASCII art, you need to pass a converted
;BGR file to the "splash_image" option. Use the site below to convert files:
;https://xem.github.io/3DShomebrew/tools/image-to-bin.html
;Splash screen examples can be found in "splash" folder.

;[GLOBAL] is a special section that may be used to override the application
;defaults. For example, if you want to set a global "splash_image" to
;"/image1.bin", instead of copying and pasting the same entry in every section,
;just set it one time in [GLOBAL].
;[GLOBAL] is the only section that you may not set "path" option, however you
;can. In this case, you will have a default path in every entry, that isn't
;exactly what you would want (unless you want to set booting to the same
;homebrew with different configurations).
;[GLOBAL]
;splash = 1
;splash_image = /image1.bin