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# This file is part of IFM, the Interactive Fiction Mapper, copyright (C)
# Glenn Hutchings 1997-2006.
# 
# IFM comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.  This is free software, and you
# are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions; see the file
# COPYING for details.
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############################################################## -*- Perl -*-###
# System IFM init file
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# This file contains the default definitions for all variables used by the
# output formats.  Changing these values will affect all users.

# Each variable listed below has a comment next to it indicating which
# type(s) of output are controlled by it.

# The default values are designed to give nice results in all formats.  The
# default for PostScript is to produce maps for monochrome printing on one
# or more pages of A4 paper.  The default for Fig is to produce one big
# page (which can be split into multiple pages later).

# The map output formats differ in their treatment of fonts.  In PostScript
# and Fig, the font and font size are specified separately, via the *_font
# and *_fontsize variables.  In Tk, they are both specified together, via
# the *_fontdef variables.

# In PostScript and Fig output, a font size represents the maximum desired
# size -- the actual size may be scaled down in order to fit the text into
# an enclosing space (e.g. a room box).

# In Tk output, all line width values are interpreted as integers.

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# General variables
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# File of colour definitions, which contains the RGB values of each colour
# referred to below (and a good many more).  It's just the rgb.txt file
# found on Unix/X11 systems.  See that file for a list of available
# colours.  You can use the same colour names for the Tk output, since it
# uses the standard X colours.
colour_file = "ifm-rgb.txt";	# ps fig tk

# Prolog file that gets prepended to all the PostScript output.  This
# defines all the procedures for drawing everything.
prolog_file = "ifm-pro.ps";	# ps

# Scale factor which is applied to all fonts.  This is a convenience
# variable to make font adjustments easier.
font_scale = 1;			# ps fig

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# Page variables
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# Default page size.  Available page sizes are: A3, A4, A, B, C, Legal,
# Letter.
page_size = "A4";		# ps fig

# If defined, these set a custom page size which overrides the 'page_size'
# variable.  Units are in cm.
page_width = undef;		# ps fig
page_height = undef;		# ps fig

# Margin space to be left on each page, in cm.
page_margin = 2;		# ps fig

# Whether to rotate each page to landscape.  If not defined, then rotation
# is decided on a per-page basis in order to get the best fit.
page_rotate = undef;		# ps

# Whether to show the main title on each page.
show_page_title = 1;		# ps

# Appearance of the main title (if shown).
page_title_font = "Times-Bold";	# ps
page_title_fontsize = 18;	# ps
page_title_colour = "black";	# ps

# Whether to show a border around each page.
show_page_border = 0;		# ps fig

# Colour of the page border (if drawn).
page_border_colour = "black";	# ps fig

# Colour of the page background (if border is drawn).
page_background_colour = "white"; # ps fig

# Whether to scale Fig layout to fit on a single page.  Most of the time,
# this doesn't make things look good.
fit_page = 0;			# fig

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# Map section variables
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# Whether to show the map title.
show_map_title = 1;		# ps fig

# Appearance of the title printed above each map section.
map_title_font = "Times-Bold";	# ps fig
map_title_fontsize = 14;	# ps fig
map_title_colour = "black";	# ps fig

# Whether to show a border around each map section.
show_map_border = 0;		# ps fig

# Colour of the map border (if drawn).
map_border_colour = "black";	# ps fig

# Colour of the map background (if border is drawn).
map_background_colour = "white"; # ps fig
tk.map_background_colour = "wheat"; # tk

# Minimum space, in rooms, between map sections when packed together.
map_section_spacing = 1;	# ps fig

# Maximum width and height of the Tk map canvas window, in rooms.  Sizes
# bigger than this will cause scrollbars to appear.
map_canvas_width = 8;		# tk
map_canvas_height = 6;		# tk

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# Room variables
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# Space allocated for each room, in cm.  In PostScript and Fig, this is the
# maximum size -- the actual size may be reduced in order to fit things on
# the page.
room_size = 3;			# ps fig tk

# Proportion of the room space that's taken up by the room dimensions.
# These values should be less than 1 or you'll have no space left for link
# lines.
room_width = 0.8;		# ps fig tk
room_height = 0.65;		# ps fig tk

# Default background colour of rooms.
room_colour = "white";		# ps fig tk

# Offset and colour of room 'shadows'.  This is a pseudo-3D effect which
# makes rooms look raised off the page.  The offsets are a proportion of
# the allocated room space.  Note that you can change the direction of the
# room shadow by negating one or both of the offsets.
room_shadow_xoff = 0.05;	# ps fig tk
room_shadow_yoff = 0.05;	# ps fig tk
room_shadow_colour = "grey50";	# ps fig tk

# Width and colour of the room box lines.
room_border_width = 1;		# ps fig tk
room_border_colour = "black";	# ps fig tk

# Whether to draw dashed room borders.
room_border_dashed = 0;		# ps fig

# Width and colour of the room exit lines.
room_exit_width = 1;		# ps fig tk
room_exit_colour = "black";	# ps fig tk

# Colour, font and fontsize of room description text.
room_text_colour = "black";	# ps fig tk
room_text_font = "Times-Bold";	# ps fig
room_text_fontsize = 10;	# ps fig
room_text_fontdef = "Times 10 bold"; # tk

# Whether to show non-hidden item descriptions in rooms.
show_items = 1;			# ps fig tk

# Colour, font and fontsize of item description text (if shown).
item_text_colour = "black";	# ps fig tk
item_text_font = "Times-Italic";# ps fig
item_text_fontsize = 6;		# ps fig
item_text_fontdef = "Times 8 italic"; # tk

# Whether to append room tag names to room descriptions.  If so, they are
# appended in square brackets, like [this].
show_tags = 0;			# ps fig tk

##############################################################################
# Link style variables
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# Width and colour of link lines.
link_line_width = 1;		# ps fig tk
link_colour = "black";		# ps fig tk

# Size of oneway link arrows, as a proportion of the allocated room space.
link_arrow_size = 0.1;		# ps tk

# Whether to draw link lines as splines.
link_spline = 1;		# fig tk

# Whether to draw dashed link lines.
link_dashed = 0;		# ps fig

# Appearance of text that's associated with link lines.  The Tk default is
# to colour them differently for readability.
link_text_font = "Times-Roman";	# ps fig
link_text_fontsize = 6;		# ps fig
link_text_fontdef = "Times 8 bold"; # tk
link_text_colour = "black";	# ps fig
tk.link_text_colour = "red";	# tk

# Text strings indicating up/down/in/out on links.  PostScript is currently
# a special case: the strings either side of the '/' are extracted and
# printed at either ends of the link, near the room they come from.
link_updown_string = "U/D";	# ps fig tk
link_inout_string = "I/O";	# ps fig tk

##############################################################################
# Join style variables
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# Whether to indicate joins in the room text.
show_joins = 1;			# ps fig tk

# Join string format (gets put in parentheses in those rooms that join to
# other rooms).  The value should be "number" or "letter".
join_format = "number";		# ps fig tk

##############################################################################
# Game solver variables
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# These variables modify the overall behaviour of the game solver.

# Whether to keep unused items (i.e. those which were obtained via some
# task or other, but currently have no use).
keep_unused_items = 1;		# text rec

# Whether to treat all tasks as safe (reckless mode!).
all_tasks_safe = 0;		# text rec

# Whether to print game solver info messages (helps with figuring out what
# it's up to).
solver_messages = 0;		# text rec

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# Task dependency variables
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# Whether to group tasks by the room they're done in.  This can either
# enhance the task structure or make it look a complete mess.
task_graph_rooms = 0;		# dot

# Whether to show orphan tasks (those with no previous/next dependencies).
# Useful for completeness, but it clutters things up a lot.
task_graph_orphans = 0;		# dot

# Graph attributes, in Graphviz format.
task_graph_attr = "";		# dot

# Node attributes, in Graphviz format.
task_graph_node = "shape=box";  # dot

# Link attributes, in Graphviz format.
task_graph_link = "";		# dot

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# End of initialization file
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