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Grinch-AP/host.yaml
PoryGone d5efc71344 Core: SNI Client Refactor (#1083)
* First Pass removal of game-specific code

* SMW, DKC3, and SM hooked into AutoClient

* All SNES autoclients functional

* Fix ALttP Deathlink

* Don't default to being ALttP, and properly error check ctx.game

* Adjust variable naming

* In response to:
> we should probably document usage somewhere. I'm open to suggestions of where this should be documented.

I think the most valuable documentation for APIs is docstrings and full typing.

about websockets change in imports - from websockets documentation:
> For convenience, many public APIs can be imported from the websockets package. However, this feature is incompatible with static code analysis. It breaks autocompletion in an IDE or type checking with mypy. If you’re using such tools, use the real import paths.

* todo note for python 3.11
typing.NotRequired

* missed staging in previous commit

* added missing death Game States for DeathLink

Co-authored-by: beauxq <beauxq@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: lordlou <87331798+lordlou@users.noreply.github.com>
2022-10-25 19:54:43 +02:00

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general_options:
# Where to place output files
output_path: "output"
# Options for MultiServer
# Null means nothing, for the server this means to default the value
# These overwrite command line arguments!
server_options:
host: null
port: 38281
password: null
multidata: null
savefile: null
disable_save: false
loglevel: "info"
# Allows for clients to log on and manage the server. If this is null, no remote administration is possible.
server_password: null
# Disallow !getitem.
disable_item_cheat: false
# Client hint system
# Points given to a player for each acquired item in their world
location_check_points: 1
# Relative point cost to receive a hint via !hint for players
# so for example hint_cost: 20 would mean that for every 20% of available checks, you get the ability to hint, for a total of 5
hint_cost: 10 # Set to 0 if you want free hints
# Forfeit modes
# A Forfeit sends out the remaining items *from* a world that forfeits
# "disabled" -> clients can't forfeit,
# "enabled" -> clients can always forfeit
# "auto" -> automatic forfeit on goal completion
# "auto-enabled" -> automatic forfeit on goal completion and manual forfeit is also enabled
# "goal" -> forfeit is allowed after goal completion
forfeit_mode: "goal"
# Collect modes
# A Collect sends the remaining items *to* a world that collects
# "disabled" -> clients can't collect,
# "enabled" -> clients can always collect
# "auto" -> automatic collect on goal completion
# "auto-enabled" -> automatic collect on goal completion and manual collect is also enabled
# "goal" -> collect is allowed after goal completion
collect_mode: "goal"
# Remaining modes
# !remaining handling, that tells a client which items remain in their pool
# "enabled" -> Client can always ask for remaining items
# "disabled" -> Client can never ask for remaining items
# "goal" -> Client can ask for remaining items after goal completion
remaining_mode: "goal"
# Automatically shut down the server after this many seconds without new location checks, 0 to keep running
auto_shutdown: 0
# Compatibility handling
# 2 -> Recommended for casual/cooperative play, attempt to be compatible with everything across all versions
# 1 -> No longer in use, kept reserved in case of future use
# 0 -> Recommended for tournaments to force a level playing field, only allow an exact version match
compatibility: 2
# log all server traffic, mostly for dev use
log_network: 0
# Options for Generation
generator:
# Location of your Enemizer CLI, available here: https://github.com/Ijwu/Enemizer/releases
enemizer_path: "EnemizerCLI/EnemizerCLI.Core" # + ".exe" is implied on Windows
# Folder from which the player yaml files are pulled from
player_files_path: "Players"
#amount of players, 0 to infer from player files
players: 0
# general weights file, within the stated player_files_path location
# gets used if players is higher than the amount of per-player files found to fill remaining slots
weights_file_path: "weights.yaml"
# Meta file name, within the stated player_files_path location
meta_file_path: "meta.yaml"
# Create a spoiler file
# 0 -> None
# 1 -> Spoiler without playthrough
# 2 -> Full spoiler
spoiler: 2
# Glitch to Triforce room from Ganon
# When disabled, you have to have a weapon that can hurt ganon (master sword or swordless/easy item functionality + hammer)
# and have completed the goal required for killing ganon to be able to access the triforce room.
# 1 -> Enabled.
# 0 -> Disabled (except in no-logic)
glitch_triforce_room: 1
# Create encrypted race roms and flag games as race mode
race: 0
# List of options that can be plando'd. Can be combined, for example "bosses, items"
# Available options: bosses, items, texts, connections
plando_options: "bosses"
sni_options:
# Set this to your SNI folder location if you want the MultiClient to attempt an auto start, does nothing if not found
sni_path: "SNI"
# Set this to false to never autostart a rom (such as after patching)
# True for operating system default program
# Alternatively, a path to a program to open the .sfc file with
snes_rom_start: true
lttp_options:
# File name of the v1.0 J rom
rom_file: "Zelda no Densetsu - Kamigami no Triforce (Japan).sfc"
sm_options:
# File name of the v1.0 J rom
rom_file: "Super Metroid (JU).sfc"
factorio_options:
executable: "factorio/bin/x64/factorio"
# by default, no settings are loaded if this file does not exist. If this file does exist, then it will be used.
# server_settings: "factorio\\data\\server-settings.json"
minecraft_options:
forge_directory: "Minecraft Forge server"
max_heap_size: "2G"
# release channel, currently "release", or "beta"
# any games played on the "beta" channel have a high likelihood of no longer working on the "release" channel.
release_channel: "release"
oot_options:
# File name of the OoT v1.0 ROM
rom_file: "The Legend of Zelda - Ocarina of Time.z64"
# Set this to false to never autostart a rom (such as after patching)
# true for operating system default program
# Alternatively, a path to a program to open the .z64 file with
rom_start: true
soe_options:
# File name of the SoE US ROM
rom_file: "Secret of Evermore (USA).sfc"
ffr_options:
display_msgs: true
dkc3_options:
# File name of the DKC3 US rom
rom_file: "Donkey Kong Country 3 - Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! (USA) (En,Fr).sfc"
smw_options:
# File name of the SMW US rom
rom_file: "Super Mario World (USA).sfc"
pokemon_rb_options:
# File names of the Pokemon Red and Blue roms
red_rom_file: "Pokemon Red (UE) [S][!].gb"
blue_rom_file: "Pokemon Blue (UE) [S][!].gb"
# Set this to false to never autostart a rom (such as after patching)
# True for operating system default program
# Alternatively, a path to a program to open the .gb file with
rom_start: true
zillion_options:
# File name of the Zillion US rom
rom_file: "Zillion (UE) [!].sms"
# Set this to false to never autostart a rom (such as after patching)
# True for operating system default program
# Alternatively, a path to a program to open the .sfc file with
# RetroArch doesn't make it easy to launch a game from the command line.
# You have to know the path to the emulator core library on the user's computer.
rom_start: "retroarch"