Core FingerTips Personalizer Framework Library Sets the master volume level for game audio. This is roughly equivalent to setting the system-wide volume or adjusting a speaker dial. Sets volume level for the in-game music, including game Audio CDs. Special sound effects volume level. These include screaming tires, engine roars, gunshots, explosions, et cetera. Sets maximum volume level for ambient noises, where possible. AmbientVolume sets the maximum volume ambient noise is allowed to reach, not necessarily the volume it should constantly be at. A baseball field terraces may be reasonably loud throughout the game, but will roar on the high spots and masterful play. Sets volume level for dialogs, voice communications, and voice-overs. Volume level for in-game sounds generated by various artificial machinery, like vehicle engine, helicopter rotor, computer, etc. Note, this is different for SoundEffectsVolume, which only sets level for short-spanned sound effects. Sets volume for menu music. Sets volume for menu sound effects. Toggles music audibility. Toggles audibility of sound effects. Toggles audibility of ambient sounds. Toggles audibility of dialog, voice communications, and voice-overs. Toggles master sound audibility. Toggles audibility of game menu music. Toggles audibility of game menu sound effects. Exchange left and right stereo channels. Toggles displaying of subtitles. Accessibility option. Instructs the game to use the alternative, simpler menu system, if possible. Sets direction for vertical control. The default for all games, except flight simulators, is to "aim" higher on mouse/joystick up. In flight simulators, mouse up lowers nose of the craft. Sets direction for horizontal control. The default for all games is to turn left on mouse/joystick left. Sets sensitivity for vertical controls. Sets sensitivity for horizontal controls. Toggles mouse-controlled looking around. Disabling this option allows to use mouse for movement. Toggles joystick-controlled looking around. Disabling this option allows to use joystick for movement. Sets roll sensitivity. Sets pitch sensitivity. Sets yaw sensitivity. Sets the mouse pointer sensitivity. Sets the joystick pointer sensitivity. Indicates presence or absence of foot pedals for aircraft simulators. Automatically center view if Mouse Look is off. Strafe when Mouse Look is off. Accessibility option. Snap mouse cursor to menu items. Smooth mouse pointer motion. Sets the mouse wheel sensitivity. Sets the secondary mouse wheel sensitivity. Toggles mouse wheel invert. By default, mouse wheel "shifts up". Toggles secondary mouse wheel invert. By default, secondary mouse wheel "shifts up". Sets crosshair preference and presentation to one of the following values: 'Dot', 'None', 'Circle', 'Cross', 'Reticle'. Sets sector size for roll motion controller. Used to fine-tune controller behaviour. See also RollTune. Sets sector size for pitch motion controller. Used to fine-tune controller behaviour. See also PitchTune. Sets sector size for yaw motion controller. Used to fine-tune controller behaviour. See also YawTune. Sets roll speed (sensitivity) for a specified deviation sector. Sector size is defined using RollSector and defaults to 10 degrees. The single setting format is Sn:Val, where Sn is the sector serial number, and Val is the speed value for this sector. Sectors numbering is zero-based. RollTune allows creating several settings in a row. E.g. the value "0:80 1:75 3:60" sets speed 80 for the first roll sector, speed 75 for the second and the third sectors, and speed 60 for the fourth sector. Sets pitch speed (sensitivity) for a specified deviation sector. Sector size is defined using PitchSector and defaults to 10 degrees. The single setting format is Sn:Val, where Sn is the sector serial number, and Val is the speed value for this sector. Sectors numbering is zero-based. PitchTune allows creating several settings in a row. E.g. the value "0:80 1:75 3:60" sets speed 80 for the first roll sector, speed 75 for the second and the third sectors, and speed 60 for the fourth sector. Sets yaw speed (sensitivity) for a specified deviation sector. Sector size is defined using YawSector and defaults to 10 degrees. The single setting format is Sn:Val, where Sn is the sector serial number, and Val is the speed value for this sector. Sectors numbering is zero-based. YawTune allows creating several settings in a row. E.g. the value "0:80 1:75 3:60" sets speed 80 for the first roll sector, speed 75 for the second and the third sectors, and speed 60 for the fourth sector. Sets the dead zone angle for the controller device. The option value defines the deviation angle, in degrees. Specifies game servers. Sets the game difficulty level. Zero means lowest difficulty, while 100 is the maximum possible difficulty level. Most games wouldn't give you precise adjustment capabilities, so stick with basic values like 0, 25, 50, 75 and 100. Sets a folder where screenshots are stored. Sets a pattern for screenshot names. Use character "#" as a single digit placeholder for numbering, "%" to include screen resolution. For example, "c:/Documents and Settings/johnny/My Games/Screenshots/zynaps_%_##". Toggles display of game tips intended for novice players. Automatically switch to next weapon when ammunition for the current one depletes. Toggles the Always Run mode. Sets preference for the split-screen game mode to either Vertical or Horizontal. Specifies languages that the player prefers, in the order of decreasing preference. Cheat option. Toggles invincibility mode (god mode), if available. With invincibility mode on, player infers no damage. Cheat option. Toggles unlimited ammo mode, if available. Cheat option. Toggles unlimited cash/pay tokens mode, if available. Cheat option. Toggles unlimited time mode, if available. Toggles damage from friendly fire. To avoid such damage, set the option to off. The default number of opponents in the game. Skip introductory movies. Skip cut scenes. Toggles aiming aid on or off. Sets scroll rate for RTS games. 0 is the minimum possible scroll rate, 100 is the maximum available rate. Display real-time statistics in the game window. Sets preference for game realism. 0 corresponds to arcade model, while 100 corresponds to realistic model. In-between values like 50 are used for relaxed arcade or relaxed realistic models. Sets preference for control model. 0 corresponds to arcade model, while 100 corresponds to realistic model. In-between values like 50 are used for relaxed arcade or relaxed realistic models. Sets preference for conversion units displayed in the game. Enable to use the metric system. Sets the default gaming mode to 'Single', 'Multi' (multiplayer), or 'Coop' (cooperative). The player can make another selection using the game menu. Automatically pick up items and weapons. Automatically reload current weapon when clip is empty. Sets artificial intelligence level for NPCs. The higher Intelligence is, the more cunning the NPCs should be. Specifies whether friendly objects must be excluded from the targeting cycle. Specifies for how long the text messages from other game participants and subtitles remain on screen, in seconds. Sets the default observation camera. Toggles display of weapons in the first person view default observation camera. Toggles synchronization of graphics to vertical screen refresh. Sets the preferred screen refresh rate. Sets detail level for environment graphics. Most games wouldn't give you precise adjustment capabilities, so stick with basic values like 0, 25, 50, 75 and 100. Sets detail level for non-player game characters. Most games wouldn't give you precise adjustment capabilities, so stick with basic values like 0, 25, 50, 75 and 100. Sets detail level for visual special effects. Most games wouldn't give you precise adjustment capabilities, so stick with basic values like 0, 25, 50, 75 and 100. Defines how much of the landscape you can see (traditional name for the option is View Distance). For games with graphic violence content, this adjusts how much gore/blood you get. Zero turns blood off completely, while 100 is the maximum possible gore level. Sets the preferrable blood color. Sets gamma correction level. Sets contrast correction level. Sets brightness adjustment level. Higher values are brighter. Sets the screen mode preference to either Window or Fullscreen. The default is fullscreen. Disable Fullscreen to play in windowed mode. Toggles FPS (frames per second) display. Enables or disables dynamic weather effects, such as fog and rain. Enables or disables dynamic lighting effects. Enables or disables fog. Toggles antialiasing. Toggles image dithering. Enables or disables multisampling. Enables or disables motion blur. Enables or disables bump mapping. Enables or disables geometry blending. Enables or disables indexed vertex blending. Enables or disables stencil buffer. Enables or disables vertex tweening. Enables or disables point sprites. Enables or disables volumetric textures. Sets buffering mode to Single, Double, or Triple. Lists preferrable texture filtering modes. If a more `advanced' filtering is not implemented, the game must automatically fall back to using the less `advanced' ones. Sets the preferred texture resolution. Sets the preferred texture color depth. Toggles full-screen anti-aliasing. Sets preferred screen resolution. Sets preferred color depth. Enables or disables lens flares. Toggles display of shadows. Sets quality of shadows, if shadows are displayed. See also Shadows. Toggles display of vehicle and craft tracks, such as contrails, skidmarks, tire tracks, etc. Toggles display of shell casings. Toggles display of decals on game objects. Player's preferred sex; either Male or Female. Player's age. Player's year of birth. Sets the player name for multiplayer games and single-player score tables (halls of fame). Player's real first name. Player's real first name. Accessibility option. Defines the extent of player's auditory impairment. Zero corresponds to perfect hearing, while 100 corresponds to deafness. Accessibility option. Lists the types of visual impairments the player has. Blindness, LowVision, ColorBlindness. Accessibility option. Lists the types of mobility impairments the player has. Paralysis, RestrictedMobility, LowMuscleTone, RepetitiveStressInjury. Accessibility option. Lists the types of cognitive impairments the player has. Dyslexia, AttentionDeficit, MemoryLoss.