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devid=myitchusername
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devtitle=My Name
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gameid=my-game-title
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gametitle=My Game Title
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version=0.1-dev
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icon=metadata/icon.png
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# === Flags available at all licensing tiers ===
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# Defines the render scale quality for sprites. scale_quality=0 (default) is nearest neighbor, scale_quality=1 is linear, scale_quality=2 is antialiased.
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# scale_quality=0
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# === Flags available in DragonRuby Game Toolkit Pro ====
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# Uncomment the entry below to bytecode compile your Ruby code
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# compile_ruby=false
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# Uncomment the entry below to specify the package name for your APK
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# packageid=org.dev.gamename
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# Setting this property to true will enable High DPI rendering (try in combination with scale_quality to see what looks best)
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# highdpi=false
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# === Portrait Mode ===
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# The orientation can be set to either landscape (1280x720) or portrait (720x1280)
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# orientation=landscape
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# === HD Mode ===
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# HD Mode: when enabled, will give you 720p, 1080p, 1440p, 4k, and 5k rendering options
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# Check out the following YouTube Video for a demo of DragonRuby's HD Capabilities
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# https://youtu.be/Rnc6z84zaa4
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# hd=false
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# === Texture Atlases ===
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# See sample app for texture atlas usage: =./samples/07_advanced_rendering_hd/02_texture_atlases=
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# DragonRuby will recursively search the following directory for texture atlases.
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# sprites_directory=sprites
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# === All Screen Mode ===
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# All Screen Mode: when enabled, removes the letter box and lets you render outside of the 16:9 safe area
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# NOTE: requires hd=true
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# allscreen=false
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# All Screen Mode's Max Scale: You can specify the maximum scale for your game. Any resolution higher than your max scale will give more area outside of your resolutions safe area:
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# default value is 100 (which keeps the baseline 720p and draws to all screen area from there)
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# allscreen_max_scale=100
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# Supported values for max scale:
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# 720p: scales up to 1280x720 (and draws to all screen area from there)
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# allscreen_max_scale=100
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# HD+: scales up to 1600x900
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# allscreen_max_scale=125
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# 1080p: scales up to 1920x1080
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# allscreen_max_scale=150
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# 1440p: scales up to 2560x1440
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# allscreen_max_scale=200
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# 1800p: scales up to 3200x1800
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# allscreen_max_scale=250
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# 4k: scales up to 3200x2160
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# allscreen_max_scale=300
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# 5k: scales up to 6400x2880
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# allscreen_max_scale=400
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