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Taitools common configuration settings
This file describes configuration settings for Taitools that are common to all games.
Keyboard binding settings use Virtual-Key Codes.
For Raw Input, you're on your own for now.
[clock]
Controls hooks for Windows time-of-day APIs.
timezone
Default: 1
Make the system time zone appear to be JST. SEGA games malfunction in strange ways if the system time zone is not JST. There should not be any reason to disable this hook other than possible implementation bugs, but the option is provided if you need it.
timewarp
Default: 0
Experimental time-of-day warping hook that skips over the hardcoded server maintenance period. Causes an incorrect in-game time-of-day to be reported. Better solutions for this problem exist and this feature will probably be removed soon.
writeable
Default: 0
Allow game to adjust system clock and time zone settings. This should normally
be left at 0, but the option is provided if you need it.
[dns]
Controls redirection of network server hostname lookups
default
Default: localhost
Controls hostname of all of the common network services servers, unless overriden by a specific setting below. Most users will only need to change this setting. Also, loopback addresses are specifically checked for and rejected by the games themselves; this needs to be a LAN or WAN IP (or a hostname that resolves to one).
router
Default: Empty string (i.e. use value from default setting)
Overrides the target of the tenporouter.loc and bbrouter.loc hostname
lookups.
[jvs]
Configure emulation of the iDMAC JVS port (usually the reader, NOT IO! For IO, see the FastIO section)
enable
Default 1
Enable JVS port emulation. Disable to use the JVS port on a real iDMAC card.
[fastio]
Configure emulation of the iDMAC FastIO ports
enable
Default 1
Enable FastIO port emulation. Disable to use the JVS port on a real iDMAC card.
[netenv]
Configure network environment virtualization. This module helps bypass various restrictions placed upon the game's LAN environment.
enable
Default 1
Enable network environment virtualization. You may need to disable this if you want to do any head-to-head play on your LAN.
Note: The virtualized LAN IP range is taken from the emulated keychip's
subnet setting.
addrSuffix
Default: 11
The final octet of the local host's IP address on the virtualized subnet (so,
if the keychip subnet is 192.168.32.0 and this value is set to 11, then the
local host's virtualized LAN IP is 192.168.32.11).
routerSuffix
Default: 1
The final octet of the default gateway's IP address on the virtualized subnet.
macAddr
Default: 01:02:03:04:05:06
The MAC address of the virtualized Ethernet adapter. Used in nesica auth.
[vfs]
Configure Windows path redirection hooks.
enable
Default: 1
Enable path redirection.
amfs
Default: Empty string (causes a startup error)
Configure the location of the SEGA AMFS volume. Stored on the E partition on
real hardware.
appdata
Default: Empty string (causes a startup error)
Configure the location of the SEGA "APPDATA" volume (nothing to do with the
Windows user's %APPDATA% directory). Stored on the Y partition on real
hardware.
option
Default: Empty string
Configure the location of the "Option" data mount point. This mount point is optional (hence the name, probably) and contains directories which contain minor over-the-air content updates.
[idmac]
dipsw_override
Default: 0
Weather the value of dipsw will override the dipswitch value set by the DLL.
Only useful for debugging. Leave disabled.
dipsw
Default: 0
Controls the value of the 4-switch dipswitch on the DMAC's daughter board. Each
bit is one of the switches, with LSB being switch 1. Ignored if dipsw_override
is 0.
hook_dll
Default: 0
If 1, hook the iDmacDrvxx.dll functions, otherwise create a fake device. Set to 1 if you're using the stub included with this hook as a substitute for the real DLL. Both hooking methods lead to the same place, so it doesn't matter too much what you use.
[cert]
enable
Default: 1
If 1, hooks functions related to server and client certificate processing.
path
Default: ``
Path to a certificate file in either PEM or P12/PFX format that contains the client cert to be used for mTLS. Leave this blank to disable mTLS, if the server you're connecting to supports it.