//Use system BIOS file : 1 to enable, 0 to disable
[#use_bios:0]

//Use NDS firmware file (requires NDS BIOS as well) : 1 to enable, 0 to disable
[#use_firmware:0]

//Emulated serial IO device
//0 - No device, 1 - GB Link Cable, 2 - GB Printer, 3 - Mobile Adapter GB
//4 - Barcode Taisen Bardigun Scanner, 5 - Barcode Boy, 6 - Four-Player Adapter (DMG-07)
//7 - GBA Link Cable, 8 - GB Player Rumble, 9 - Soul Doll Adapter
//10 - Battle Chip Gate, 11 - Progress Chip Gate, 12 - Beast Link Gate
//13 - Power Antenna + Bug Sensor, 14 - Sewing Machine, 15 - Multi Plust On System
//16 - Turbo File GB/Turbo File Advance, 17 - GBA IR Adapter (AGB-006), 18 - GBA Virtureal Racing System
//19 - Magical Watch, 20 - GBA Wireless Adapter
[#sio_device:0]

//Emulated infrared device
//0 - GBC IR port (or nothing for DMG games), 1 - Full Changer (Zok Zok Heroes), 2 - Pokemon Pikachu 2
//3 - Pocket Sakura, 4 - TV Remote, 5 - Constant Light Source (Chee Chai Alien)
//6 - Zoids CDZ Model, 7 - NTR-027 Activity Meter, 8 - IR Noise
[#ir_device:0]

//Emulated NDS Slot1 device
//0 - Normal NDS Cart
//1 - NTR-031 Infrared Cart
[#slot1_device:0]

//Emulated NDS Slot2 device
//0 - Automatic, 1 - No device, 2 - PassMe
//3 - Rumble Pak, 4 - GBA Cart, 5 - Ubisoft Thrustmaster Pedometer
//6 - HCV-1000, 7 - Magic Reader
[#slot2_device:0] 

//Emulated system type
//0 - Auto, 1 - Game Boy (DMG), 2 - Game Boy Color (GBC), 3 - Game Boy Advance (GBA)
//4 - Nintendo DS (NDS), 5 - Super Game Boy (SGB), 6 - Super Game Boy 2 (SGB2)
//7 - Pokemon Mini
[#system_type:0]

//Enable Gameshark or Game Genie cheats (DMG/GBC)
//Enable Gameshark/Action Replay V1 cheats (GBA)
//0 - Disable cheats, 1 - Enable Cheats
[#use_cheats:0]

//Enable automatic ROM patching
//GBE+ will search for an IPS or UPS file with the same name as the ROM and apply the patch
//0 - Disable patches, 1 - Enable Patches
[#use_patches:0]

//Emulated DMG palette
//0 - Regular grayscale
//1 - GBC Boot ROM Colors - No input during boot logo
//2-5 - GBC Boot ROM Colors - UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT during boot logo
//6-9 - GBC Boot ROM Colors - UP+A, DOWN+A, LEFT+A, RIGHT+A during boot logo
//10-13 - GBC BOOT ROM Colors - UP+B, DOWN+B, LEFT+B, RIGHT+B during boot logo
//14 - DMG "Classic" Green
//15 - DMG Game Boy Light
//16 - Custom Palette (see below entries)
[#dmg_on_gbc_pal:0]

//Custom DMG Palette for Background Colors
//4 32-bit ARGB values, e.g. 0xFF00FF00 - Format MUST be "0xFF00FF00" not "$FF00FF00", not "#FF00FF00"
//Default is regular grayscale
[#dmg_custom_bg_pal:0xFFFFFFFF:0xFFC0C0C0:0xFF606060:0xFF000000]

//Custom DMG Palette for Sprite Colors
//8 32-bit ARGB values, e.g. 0xFF00FF00 - Format MUST be "0xFF00FF00" not "$FF00FF00", not "#FF00FF00"
//Default is regular grayscale
[#dmg_custom_obj_pal:0xFFFFFFFF:0xFFC0C0C0:0xFF606060:0xFF000000:0xFFFFFFFF:0xFFC0C0C0:0xFF606060:0xFF000000]

//Custom Color for Pokemon Mini used to shade/tint the entire screen.
//A single 32-bit ARGB value, e.g. 0xFF00FF00 - Format MUST be "0xFF00FF00" not "$FF00FF00", not "#FF00FF00"
//Default is regular grayscale
[#min_custom_color:0xFF000000]

//File locations of the various BIOS files
//Set these like [#dmg_bios_path:'C:\My whatever\dmg_bootrom.bin']
//Single quotes required. Setting this will override whatever files are stored in data/bin/firmware/
[#dmg_bios_path]
[#gbc_bios_path]
[#agb_bios_path]
[#nds9_bios_path]
[#nds7_bios_path]
[#min_bios_path]

//File location for the NDS firmware
//Set it like [#nds_firmware_path:'C:\My whatever\firmware.bin']
//Single quotes required
[#nds_firmware_path]

//Location for game saves
//Set it like [#save_path:'C:\My whatever\random folder\']
//Single quotes required. Be sure to add the last forward or backslash to the path!
//IMPORTANT - Leaving this blank will put the save file next to the ROM
[#save_path]

//Location for saving screenshots
//Set it like [#screenshot_path:'C:\My whatever\random folder\']
//Single quotes required. Be sure to add the last forward or backslash to the path!
[#screenshot_path]

//Location for cheats list
//Set it like [#cheats_path:'C:\My whatever\random_file.txt\']
//Single quotes required. Be sure to add the last forward or backslash to the path!
[#cheats_path]

//External camera file
//Imports a file on-screen while emulating the GB Camera - Must be BMP
//Set it like [#camera_file:'C:\My whatever\random folder\random_file.bmp']
//Single quotes required.
[#camera_file]

//External card file
//Imports a binary file representing barcodes or e-Reader data to be scanned
//Set it like [#card_file:'C:\My whatever\random folder\random_file.bin']
//Single quotes required.
[#card_file]

//External image file
//Imports an image file various purposes (like Pocket Sonar) - Must be BMP
//Set it like [#image_file:'C:\My whatever\random folder\random_file.bmp']
//Single quotes required.
[#image_file]

//External data file
//Imports a bindary data file for various purposes (example, for GBA accessories like the Soul Adapter)
//Set it like [#data_file:'C:\My whatever\random_folder\random_file.anything']
//Single quotes required.
[#data_file]

//Use OpenGL hardware acceleration for surface drawing : 1 to enable, 0 to disable
[#use_opengl:0]

//Use a specific GLSL vertex shader
//Set it like [#vertex_shader:'whatever.vs']
//Note, GBE+ requires shaders when using OpenGL (since OpenGL 3.3+ makes use of shaders even for simple things)
//IMPORTANT - Whether or not any fancy effects are used, this file must be valid, or GBE+ will draw nothing
//The default is "vertex.vs" and just draws the screen normally. All vertex shaders MUST be in the data/shaders folder
[#vertex_shader:'vertex.vs']

//Use a specific GLSL fragment shader
//Set it like [#fragment_shader:'whatever.fs']
//Note, GBE+ requires shaders when using OpenGL (since OpenGL 3.3+ makes use of shaders even for simple things)
//IMPORTANT - Whether or not any fancy effects are used, this file must be valid, or GBE+ will draw nothing
//The default is "fragment.fs" and just draws the screen normally. All fragment shaders MUST be in the data/shaders folder
[#fragment_shader:'fragment.fs']

//Scaling Filter
//1 - 10
//1x, 2x, 3x, 4x, and so on
//This only works if OpenGL is enabled 
[#scaling_factor:1]

//Maintains aspect ratio when scaling the window (Qt-only) : 1 to enable, 0 to disable
[#maintain_aspect_ratio:0]

//Max FPS
// 0 = Default (e.g. ~60FPS) for emulated system, otherwise 1 - 65535
// Sets the maximum drawn amount of frames per-second when NOT using turbo
// Can be used to permanently speed-up or slowdown gameplay
[#max_fps:0]

//Real-time clock offset
//Adjusts the emulated RTC by adding specific values.
//Allows users to leave the computer's system clock untouched while changing in-game time
//Format is Seconds (0-59), Minutes (0-59), Hours (0-23), Days (0-365), Months (0-11), Years
[#rtc_offset:0:0:0:0:0:0]

//CPU overclocking flags
//Adjusts the emulated CPU to act faster than the original hardware
//Currently only works with the DMG-GBC core
//0 - 1x speed, 1 - 2x speed, 2 - 4x speed, 3 - 8x speed
[#oc_flags:0]

//Joystick Dead Zone
//0 - 32767
[#dead_zone:16000]

//Volume
//0 - 128
[#volume:128]

//Mute sound
//0 - Play sound, 1 - Mute sound
[#mute:0]

//Stereo sound
//0 - Mono, 1 - Stereo
//Currently only works with the DMG-GBC core
[#use_stereo:0]

//Microphone
//Enable microphone input for games and accessories that need it
//0 - Disable, 1 - Enable
[#use_microphone:0]

//Force Cartridge Audio Sync
//Always forcibly syncronizes audio output to video output *FOR SPECIAL CARTRIDGES ONLY*
//Currently, this is used exclusively for the Play-Yan, Play-Yan Micro, and Agatsuma TV Tuner
//This prevents audio from playing faster than video (only applies when emulating headphones for the Play-Yans)
//Use this if GBE+ is running less/greater than 100% when playing videos. Maybe cause slight echoes in audio
//0 - Disable, 1 - Enable
[#force_cart_audio_sync:0]

//Override SDL audio driver
//Manually specify which audio driver SDL will use. Do NOT touch unless certain what effects this will have
//Useful if the default audio driver is deficient in some way (e.g. ALSA may work better with microphones than PulseAudio)
/Set it like [#override_audio_driver:'alsa']
[#override_audio_driver]

//On-Screen Display (OSD) messages
//0 - Disable, 1 - Enable
[#use_osd:1]

//OSD Alpha Transparency
//Takes a value of 0 (invisible) through 255 (fully opaque)
[#osd_alpha:255]

//Sample rate
//1 - 48000
//Lower = worst sound quality, higher = better. Do not change unless you know what you're doing
[#sample_rate:48000]

//Sample size
//0 - 4096
//Controls how many sound samples SDL will process before pushing audio to the speakers.
//Some systems make rapid changes to audio hardware, so smaller sample sizes update faster and result in more accurate audio
//If this value is non-zero, it will override the default sample size used by all cores
//In general, users SHOULD NOT change this unless they know exactly what they are doing
[#sample_size:0] 

//Keyboard bindings : Order = A, B, X, Y, START, SELECT, LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN, LTRIGGER, RTRIGGER
//Numbers are based on SDL 1.2 Keycodes
//
//Defaults : A = z, B = x, X = d, Y = c, START = enter, SELECT = space, DPAD = arrow key,
//Defaults : LTRIGGER = a, RTRIGGER = s
[#gbe_key_controls:122:120:100:99:13:32:1073741904:1073741903:1073741906:1073741905:97:115]

//The following numbers are based on the Gekko Pads system
//100-199 = Joystick buttons 0 through 99 (button number layout varies from controller to controller)
//
//200-299 = Joystick axes 0 - 24. Numbering goes left, right, up, down
//For example, 200 is left for the first axis, 201 is right for first axis, 202 is up, 203 is down
//The next axis would have 204 for left, 205 for right, 206 for up, 207 for down
//
//300-399 = Joystick hats (aka DPads). Numbering goes left, right, up, down
//Follows the same pattern as axes (see above)
//First hat's left is 300, right is 301, up is 302, down is 303
//
//For simplicity's sake, the defaults below work for the XBOX 360 controller.

//Gamepad bindings : Order = A, B, X, Y, START, SELECT, LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN, LTRIGGER, RTRIGGER
[#gbe_joy_controls:100:101:102:103:107:106:200:201:202:203:104:105]

//Context sensitive keyboard bindings : Order = LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN
//Used for different situations depending on game (gyroscope, solar sensor, tilt carts). See manual for details
//Defaults: LEFT = 4 (numpad), RIGHT = 6 (numpad), UP = 8 (numpad), DOWN = 2 (numpad) Con1 = 7 (numpad), Con2 = 9 (numpad)
//IMPORTANT - Some keyboards are weird with their numpads. They might not have specific inputs for the pad itself
//For example, when press NumLock, the "4" on the numpad may be indistinguishable from the "4" on the main keyboard
//In that case, values like 52:54:56:50:55:57 should work in all situations
[#con_key_controls:260:262:264:258:263:265]

//Context sensitive joystick bindings : Order = LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN
//Used for different situations depending on game (gyroscope, solar sensor, tilt carts). See manual for details
//Defaults: 2nd axis for L,R,U,D - L3 and R3 for Con1 and Con2
[#con_joy_controls:204:205:206:207:109:110]

//Turbo button configuration
//Defines the number of frames to delay for turbo buttons
//E.g. a value of "3" waits 2 frames, before triggering button input on the 3rd frame and repeating the process
//Order = A, B, X, Y, START, SELECT, LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN, LTRIGGER, RTRIGGER
//Max frame delay value is 255
[#gbe_turbo_button:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0]

//16-bit Chip IDs used for the Battle Chip Gate, Progress Gate, or Beast Link Gate
//Each chip is mapped to the Context Buttons above
//The order is Context Left, Right, Up, Down, Con1, and Con2
[#chip_list:0:0:0:0:0:0]

//Use haptics (aka rumbling) when using joysticks
//1 - Enable rumbling, 0 - Disable rumbling
[#use_haptics:1]

//Use controller accelerometer for motion controls
//Allows controllers (e.g. PS3, PS4, JoyCon) with accelerometers to send input for motion controls
//1 - Enable motion controls, 0 - Disable motion controls
[#use_motion:0]

//Set the motion dead zone
//Specifies the minimum value of movement to activate motion controls
//Use a decimal value. Default is 1.0. Adjust as needed depending on the controller
//0.0 = no dead zone
[#motion_dead_zone:1.0]

//Set the motion scaler
//Specifies the sensitivity of motion controls
//Smaller number are smoother, slower, and more sensitive. Larger numbers are rougher, faster, and less sensitive
//Use a decimal value 1.0 or higher. Default is 10.0. Adjust as needed depending on the controller and the game
[#motion_scaler:10.0]

//Use DDR input mapping
//Switches GBC controls to work with Dance Dance Revolution games and the Finger Pad
//When enabled, the Up/Down/Left/Right inputs will correctly correspond with arrows found in DDR games
//With this option, it's best to map Up/Down/Left/Right to input other than joysticks or directional pads
//This is due to the fact that sometimes Left/Right and Up/Down inputs need to be pressed at the same time
//1 - Enable DDR input mapping, 0 = Disable DDR input mapping
[#use_ddr_mapping:0]

//Hotkey keyboard bindings
//Defaults: Turbo = TAB, Mute = M key, GB Camera = P key, NDS swap screen = F4
//NDS shift to vertical or landscape = F3
[#hotkeys:9:109:112:1073741885:1073741884]

//Enable netplay functionality
//1 - use netplay, 0 - no netplay
[#use_netplay:1]

//Enable "hard" syncing when using netplay
//This option forces each emulated system to syncronize every few cycles. One will pause until the other communicates it is ready
//The "hard" method should not desync and some games require it, but it can be slow
//1 - use "hard" sync, 0 - use "soft" sync
[#use_netplay_hard_sync:1]

//Enable Net Gate functionality
//The "Net Gate" is simply GBE's ablity to receive Battle Chips via TCP connection
//This is ONLY for use with Battle Chip Gate emulation on the GBA
//This requires both netplay to be enabled and one of the Battle Chip Gates set as the emulated serial IO device
[#use_net_gate:0]

//Allow GBE+ to connect to a real server for Mobile Adapter GB network requests. 1 to enable, 0 to disable 
//Can connect to a local or remote server that recreates the now defunct Mobile System GB
//Needs the emulated Serial IO device to be set to Mobile Adapter GB to do anything
[#use_real_gbma_server:0]

//HTTP port to use when connecting to a real Mobile Adapter GB server
//Set this to a valid number between 0 and 65535
[#gbma_server_http_port:8000]

//Netplay sync threshold
//The number of emulated system cycles GBE+ will run before waiting to sync over netplay
//This option only applies when "hard" syncing is enabled. The lower the number the more frequent the emulators sync
//Lower numbers (and slower performance) are required for some forms of netplay to avoid desyncing
//Recommended: DMG/GBC multiplayer - 32, GBC Infrared Comms - 4
[#netplay_sync_threshold:32]

//Netplay server port
//Set this to a valid number between 0 and 65535
//This is the port where other GBE+ instances will send data to, must be different from the client port
//IMPORTANT - This must match the OTHER PLAYER'S client port for DMG/GBC multiplayer
//IMPORTANT - This value MUST BE THE SAME for all players for Pokemon Mini multiplayer
[#netplay_server_port:2000]

//Netplay client port
//Set this to a valid number between 0 and 65535
//This is the port where the current GBE+ instance will receive data from others, must be different from the server port
//IMPORTANT - This must match the OTHER PLAYER'S server port for DMG/GBC multiplayer
//IMPORTANT - This value IS NOT USED for Pokemon Mini multiplayer
[#netplay_client_port:2001]

//Netplay client IP address
//Set this as an IPv4 address like 127.0.0.1
[#netplay_client_ip:127.0.0.1]

//Mobile Adapter GB server
//Set this as an IPv4 address like 127.0.0.1, or as a host name like server.example.net
[#gbma_server_ip:127.0.0.1]

//Netplay Player ID
//Determines GBA Player ID or Pokemon Mini Player ID. Does nothing for DMG or GBC netplay. Takes values of 0 - 9
//0 - Player 1 (Master), 1 - Player 2, 2 - Player 3, 3 - Player 4, etc...
[#netplay_id:0]

//Campho Advance Ringer Port
//Sets the TCP port GBE+ will listen in on to receive a call when emulating the Campho Advance
//Set this to a valid number between 0 and 65535
[#campho_ringer_port:1980]

//Campho Advance Input Port
//Sets the TCP port GBE+ will receive asynchronous data (video and voice) from a remote Campho Advance
//Set this to a valid number between 0 and 65535
[#campho_input_port:1981]

//Infrared Database Index
//Set this select an entry in the infrared database.
//Applicable for Zok Zok Heroes, Pokemon Gold, Silver, and Crystal (Pokemon Pikachu 2), and Sakura Taisen GB (Pocket Sakura)
[#ir_db_index:0]

//NDS Touch Mode
//Chooses between a light touch (such as by finger) or strong touch (such as by stylus)
//0 = Light touch, any other value = Strong touch
[#nds_touch_mode:0]

//NDS Virtual Cursor Enable
//Enables or disables a virtual cursor for the NDS touchscreen.
//Used to control the touchscreen entirely via keyboard or joystick
//1 = Enable, 0 = Disable
[#virtual_cursor_enable:0]

//NDS Virtual Cursor File
//Selects an 8x8 BMP file that will appear on the NDS touchscreen
//Set it like [#image_file:'C:\My whatever\random folder\random_file.bmp']
[#virtual_cursor_file]

//NDS Virtual Cursor Opacity
//Sets the level of alpha-blending for the virtual cursor when appearing on the NDS touchscreen
//32 different levels. 0 = 0% opacity, 31 = 100% opacity
[#virtual_cursor_opacity:31]

//NDS Virtual Cursor Timeout
//Set the number of frames the Virtual Cursor will remain on-screen before vanishing when it stops moving
[#virtual_cursor_timeout:180]

//Multi Plus On System ID
//16-bit ID 0xFF00 - Format MUST be "0xFF00" not "$FF00", not "#FF00"
//Changes the Pluster Figurine. Default = 0x16C0 for Beetma - PF001
[#mpos_id:0x16C0]

//Ubisoft Thrustmaster Pedometer steps
//Valid values: 0 - 99999
[#utp_steps:0]

//Magical Watch Data
//The 6 fields are: Small Drop of Time (0 - 99), Large Drop of Time (0 - 99), Lucky Jewel (0 - 99)
//Screw of Time (0 - 99), Hours (0 - 2), and Minutes (0 - 59)
//Hours and Minutes exceeding 2.5 hours will be capped at that value
[#mw_data:0:0:0:0:0:0]

//Jukebox Total Time
//Specifies the total amount of time (in seconds) to allocate for the emulated Compact Flash card
//Dictates how many songs can be stored at once, and how long recordings are
//Accepts and unsigned 32-bit number. Default = 30 minutes (1800 seconds)
[#jukebox_total_time:1800]

//Audio Conversion Command
//Specifies a local program on the host computer (i.e. your computer) that will convert audio files for GBE+
//GBE+ cannot handle natively handle files such as MP3s, therefore, an external program is required to convert them
//GBE+ supports PCM S16 LE, so enter a command below that converts files to this format
//Please specify the input and output file parameters as "%in" and "%out", and GBE+ will automatically handle the rest
//All other parameters such be specified normally, as if operating from the command-line interface
//Example for ffmpeg [#audio_conversion_command:'ffmpeg -i %in -acodec pcm_s16le %out']
[#audio_conversion_command]

//Remove Vocals Command
//Specifies a local program on the host computer (i.e. your computer) that will remove vocals from an audio file for GBE+
//Similar to the Audio Conversion command, since this is a task best left to an external program
//Please specify the input and output file parameters as "%in" and "%out", and GBE+ will automatically handle the rest
//All other parameters such be specified normally, as if operating from the command-line interface
//The output audio file MUST match the original's frequency and channel count!
//Example for Sound eXchange (sox) [#remove_vocals_command:'sox %in %out oops']
[#remove_vocals_command]

//Glucoboy Daily Glucose Reward Points (GRPs)
//Sets the daily amount of GRPs earned via the Glucoboy's blood testing
//Use an integer value (0 - 2147483647)
[#glucoboy_daily_grps]

//Glucoboy Bonus Glucose Reward Points (GRPs)
//Sets the bonus GRPs earned via the Glucoboy's blood testing
//Use an integer value (0 - 2147483647)
[#glucoboy_bonus_grps]

//Glucoboy "Good Days"
//Sets the number of "good days" for consistent blood testing on the Glucoboy
//Use an integer value (0 - 2147483647)
[#glucoboy_good_days]

//Glucoboy "Good Days" Until Bonus Rewarded
//Sets the number of "good days" until bonus GRPs are earned on the Glucoboy
//Use an integer value (0 - 2147483647)
[#glucoboy_days_until_bonus]