# This is the default configuration profile for resetti.
# You can delete or ignore any sections which are not applicable.

# The path to the file to count your resets in. Leave blank to disable
# reset counting.
reset_count = ""

# Whether or not instances should automatically unpause when you tab in.
unpause_focus = true

# The rate (in Hz) to poll for hotkey inputs.
poll_rate = 100

# The resolution to set your instances to while they are being played, in the
# format "W,H+X,Y" (e.g. 1920x1080+0,0). Delete or comment out to disable
# instance stretching.
play_res = "1920x1080+0,0"

# An alternate resolution that can be toggled to while ingame. Delete this if
# you do not want to use e.g. thin or tall window.
alt_res = "400x1080+810,0"

# The delay section contains delays (in milliseconds) before performing various
# actions. These defaults are completely arbitrary. Increase relevant delays if
# you have issues, decrease for lower latency. Depending on your setup, you may
# be able to set all of these (except for unpause) to 0.
#
# wp_pause      The delay between the preview starting and pressing F3+Esc.
# idle_pause    The delay between the world generation finishing and pressing F3+Esc.
# unpause       The delay between each unpause when tabbing in.
# stretch       The delay between stretching the window and (un)focusing.
# ghost_pie_fix The delay after pressing F3 to fix ghost pie and resetting.
# warp          The delay between focusing the projector and warping the pointer.
#               A delay of 0 should work on most setups, but some window managers
#               (e.g. i3) may require a delay here.
[delay]
wp_pause = 20
idle_pause = 20
unpause = 20
stretch = 20
ghost_pie_fix = 20
warp = 0

# The hooks section allows you to specify various commands which are run
# upon certain actions. Any blank hooks will be ignored.
[hooks]
# Run when a reset occurs from ingame.
reset = ""

# Run when the user switches to their alternate resolution.
alt_res = ""

# Run when the user switches to their normal resolution.
normal_res = ""

# Run when an instance is locked on the wall.
wall_lock = ""

# Run when an instance is unlocked on the wall.
wall_unlock = ""

# Run when an instance is played on the wall.
wall_play = ""

# Run when an instance is reset on the wall.
wall_reset = ""

# The keybinds section lets you specify keybindings for various actions you
# may want to perform.
#
# The provided keybinds simply serve as examples. You can specify one or more
# actions for each keybind. When the keybind is pressed, all of the valid
# actions will occur (e.g. specifying both a wall and ingame action for a single
# key will only perform one of them, depending on where you are.)
#
# Bind syntax:
# - Specify either a key or mouse button and 0 or more modifiers.
# - You can use the syntax `codeNUM` for a key with code NUM.
# - Most common keys, buttons, and modifiers are supported by name.
#
# Available actions:
# - ingame_focus            Focus active instance.
# - ingame_reset            Reset active instance.
# - ingame_toggle_res       Toggle the resolution for active instance.
# - wall_focus              Focus wall projector.
# - wall_reset_all          Reset all unlocked instances.
# - wall_lock               Lock hovered instance.
# - wall_lock(n)            Lock instance N.
# - wall_play               Play hovered instance.
# - wall_play(n)            Play instance N.
# - wall_reset              Reset hovered instance.
# - wall_reset(n)           Reset instance N.
# - wall_reset_others       Focus reset hovered instance.
# - wall_reset_others(n)    Focus reset instance N.
# - wall_play_first_locked  Plays the first locked and idle instance.
[keybinds]
"Ctrl-Shift-D"      = ["wall_reset_all", "ingame_reset"]
"Ctrl-Shift-F"      = ["ingame_focus", "wall_focus"]
"LMB"               = ["wall_reset"]
"LMB-Shift"         = ["wall_play"]
"LMB-Ctrl"          = ["wall_lock"]
"LMB-Ctrl-Shift"    = ["wall_reset_others"]
"1"                 = ["wall_reset(1)"]
"Shift-1"           = ["wall_play(1)"]

# The obs section lets you specify connection information for OBS websocket.
# This can be disabled if you are not using wall and are not recording;
# otherwise, you must provide connection information.
#
# The password field can be left blank if you have authentication off.
#
# If you are using 2 OBS instances (one for the verification recording), you
# can configure port_2 and password_2. Otherwise, they should be deleted.
[obs]
enabled = true
port = 4440
password = ""

port_2 = 4441
password_2 = ""

# The wall section lets you configure your wall experience. If you only want
# the classic multi experience, you can delete everything from this point on.
[wall]
enabled = false

# Whether or not to confine the mouse pointer to the OBS projector when on the
# wall.
confine_pointer = false

# Also known as "wall bypass" on other macros. If enabled, resetting from
# ingame will immediately bring you to the next locked instance which has
# finished generating a world (if any.)
goto_locked = false

# If enabled, instances will be automatically reset when they are unlocked.
reset_unlock = false

# The number of milliseconds to prevent you from resetting an instance after it
# starts previewing. Set to 0 to disable.
grace_period = 250

# The resolution to set your instances to while they are on the wall, in
# the format "W,H+X,Y" (e.g. 960x360+0,0). Delete or comment out to disable
# instance stretching.
stretch_res = "960x360+0,0"

# Whether or not to hide the hotbar and hand while on the wall scene. If
# enabled, make sure to set "f1:true" in your StandardSettings configuration.
use_f1 = false

# The percentage to show freeze at on preview. Set to 0 or below to disable.
freeze_at = 0

# The percentage to show instances at on preview. Set below 0 to disable.
show_at = 5

# The projector window to consider as the wall screen must contains this chain of characters.
# You will have to change this if your OBS isn't in English.
wall_window = "Projector (Scene) - Wall"

# Instance moving settings.
[wall.moving]
# Whether or not to use moving.
enabled = false

# If enabled, you can only have instances visible in the first group when
# attempting to play an instance from the wall. This forces you to reset your
# instances before playing.
force_reset_before_play = false

# Whether to create gaps in the queue when locking instances. If you have a
# smaller layout, you will likely want to disable this.
use_gaps = true

# The list of main instance groups. Instances enter the last group and move
# towards the first group as you reset. You do not need enough groups to show
# all instances on screen at once.
#
# Refer to the documentation for examples on various moving setups.
[[wall.moving.groups]]
# The position on the projector.
position = "1920x880+0,0"

# Whether instances in the group can be clicked on. Set to true to disable
# interacting with instances in this group.
cosmetic = false

# The size of the group (in instances.)
width = 2
height = 2

# The locked instance group. You can delete this if you want to have no locked
# instances on the projector.
[wall.moving.locks]
# The position on the projector.
position = "1920x200+0,880"

# Whether instances in the group can be clicked on. Set to true to disable
# interacting with this group.
cosmetic = false

# The size of the group (in instances.)
width = 6
height = 1

# This section contains settings for optimizing CPU utilization while resetting.
[wall.performance]
# The path to write sleepbg.lock to. If left blank, it will default to the
# usual ($HOME.) Only use this if you change the sleepbg.lock path of your
# instances with Java's USER.HOME property.
sleepbg_path = ""

# The CPU affinity method to use. Leave blank to disable affinity. Options:
# - sequence        Each instance gets one CPU core (SMT is assumed, so 2
#                   threads.) When instances are locked, active, or in the
#                   background, they are given a set amount of CPUs.
# - advanced        Advanced affinity, where each instance is moved between
#                   affinity groups. Configure below.
affinity = ""

# Sequence affinity settings.
[wall.performance.sequence]
# The number of CPUs to give to the active instance. Set to 0 to disable.
active_cpus = 12

# The number of CPUs to give to instances in the background. Set to 0 to
# disable.
background_cpus = 8

# The number of CPUs to give to locked instances. Set to 0 to disable.
lock_cpus = 10

# Advanced affinity settings.
[wall.performance.advanced]
# How many groups to subdivide affinity groups into. Set this to the number of
# CCXs your CPU has. If you don't know what this means, leave it at 1.
ccx_split = 1

# The number of CPUs (cores, or threads if you have SMT) to allocate to each
# affinity group.
#
# - Idle        Instances which have finished generating a world.
# - Low         Instances which are on preview and have crossed low_threshold.
# - Mid         Instances which have not crossed low_threshold and while the
#               user is not on the wall.
# - High        Instances which have not crossed low_threshold and while the
#               user is on the wall.
# - Active      The instance being played by the user.
affinity_idle = 2
affinity_low = 4
affinity_mid = 8
affinity_high = 12
affinity_active = 12

# If enabled (n > 0), instances will remain in the mid affinity group for this
# many milliseconds after finishing generating. This gives extra CPU time to
# allow for chunks to load in faster.
burst_length = 0

# The world generation percentage at which instances are moved from the high
# group to the low group.
low_threshold = 20