# Sample config file for win32 NetHack
# A '#' at the beginning of a line means the rest of the line is a comment.
#
# Some options MUST be set in this file, other options can be toggled while
# playing.  For a list of options available see the <opthelp.> file.
#
# To change the configuration, comment out the unwanted lines, and
# uncomment the configuration you want.

# *** OPTIONS ***
#
# Use the IBM character set rather than just plain ascii characters
# for tty window-port.
#
# This also works for the curses interface compiled with the PDCurses-SDL
# library.
#
OPTIONS=IBMGraphics
#
# cursesgraphics may be set for the curses interface if the IBMGraphics
# option above doesn't work with your curses implementation.
#
#OPTIONS=cursesgraphics

# Keyboard handling
# Different keyboard handlers can be loaded.
# Default is nhdefkey.dll but you can override that.
# Ray Chason's keyboard handler
# OPTIONS=altkeyhandler:nhraykey.dll
#
# NetHack 3.4.0 keyboard handling
# OPTIONS=altkeyhandler:nh340key.dll

# *** Curses Options ***
#
# Use this if the binary was compiled with multiple window interfaces,
# and curses is not the default
OPTIONS=windowtype:curses
#
# Optionally specify the alignment of the message and status windows
# relative to the map window.  If not specified, the code will default
# to the locations used in the tty interface: message window on top,
# and status window on bottom.  Placing either of these on the right or
# left really only works well for winder terminal windows.
OPTIONS=align_message:bottom,align_status:right
#
# Use a small popup "window" for short prompts, e.g. "Really save?".
# If this is not set, the message window will be used for these as is
# done for the tty interface.
OPTIONS=popup_dialog
#
# Specify the initial window size for NetHack in units of characters.
# This is supported on PDCurses for SDL as well as PDCurses for
# Windows.
OPTIONS=term_cols:110,term_rows:32
#
# Controls the usage of window borders for the main NetHack windows
# (message, map, and status windows).  A value of 1 forces the borders
# to be drawn, a value of 2 forces them to be off, and a value of 3
# allows the code to decide if they should be drawn based on the size
# of the terminal window.
OPTIONS=windowborders:3
#
# Whether or not to display a fancy ascii-graphics splash screen on
# startup.
OPTIONS=splash_screen
#
# This controls what text attributes are used to highlight any pets.
# Any combination of single letters representing each text attribute
# may be used.  Not all attributes work on all terminals.
#
# Attributes may be one or more of: Bold, Inverse, Underline, blinK,
# iTalic, Rightline, or Leftline.  The default is underline.
OPTIONS=petattr:u
#
# Controls whether color and attributes are used for menu headers,
# window borders, message text, etc.  This is separate from the color
# option, which only controls the color of the map itself.
OPTIONS=guicolor

# *** Personal Preferences ***
# Some options to set personal preferences.  Uncomment and change these to
# suit your personal preference.  If several people are to use the same
# configuration, options like these should not be set.
#
#OPTIONS=name:Janet,role:Valkyrie,race:Human,gender:female,align:lawful
#OPTIONS=dogname:Fido,catname:Morris,fruit:guava
#OPTIONS=horsename:Silver
#OPTIONS=autopickup,pickup_types:$
#OPTIONS=packorder:")[%?+/=!(*0_`
#OPTIONS=scores:10 top/2 around/own
#OPTIONS=nolegacy,noverbose
#OPTIONS=menustyle:traditional

#
# *** Menucolors Configuration ***
# Highlight menu items as defined below.  This is useful e.g. to
# see what items are blessed and cursed at a quick glance.
# A sample configuration is given below.  See README.menucolor
# for more details
OPTIONS=menucolors
MENUCOLOR="* blessed *"=white
MENUCOLOR="* holy *"=yellow
MENUCOLOR="* cursed *"=black&bold
MENUCOLOR="* unholy *"=red
MENUCOLOR="* cursed * (being worn)"=red
MENUCOLOR="* cursed * (weapon in hand"=red
MENUCOLOR="* cursed * (wielded)"=red

#
# *** Statuscolors Configuration ***
# Highlight status line items as defined below.  This is handy to
# track hit points to see when you are running low, or make dangerous
# conditions like foodpoisining stand out more.
# The curses interface already does highlighting to show when something
# on the status line has gone up or down.  Items configured below
# override this behavior, but the remaining status line items (e.g.
# stats) still highlight when changed as normal.
# A sample configuration is given below.  See README.statuscolor
# for more details:
OPTIONS=statuscolors
# HP
STATUSCOLOR=hp%100:green,hp%66:yellow,hp%33:red
STATUSCOLOR=hp%15:red&inverse,hp%5:orange&inverse
# Pw
STATUSCOLOR=pw%100:green,pw%66:yellow,pw%33:red
# Carry
STATUSCOLOR=burdened:yellow,stressed:red,strained:red&inverse
STATUSCOLOR=overtaxed:orange,overloaded:orange&inverse
# Hunger
STATUSCOLOR=satiated:green,hungry:yellow,weak:red
STATUSCOLOR=fainting:red&inverse,fainted:orange&inverse
# Mental
STATUSCOLOR=hallu:yellow,conf:cyan,stun:red
# Health
STATUSCOLOR=ill:orange&inverse,foodpois:orange&inverse
STATUSCOLOR=slime:lightgreen&inverse
# Other
STATUSCOLOR=held:red&inverse,blind:red

#
# General options.  You might also set "silent" so as not to attract
# the boss's attention.
#
# number_pad option can have an optional value of 0 (off), 1 (on), 
# or 2(on,legacy-mode) which causes 5='g', alt-5='G', alt-0='I'
OPTIONS=!time,noshowexp,number_pad:1,lit_corridor,topten
#
# If you want to get rid of "use #quit to quit..." use:
OPTIONS=suppress_alert:3.3.1
#
# Note: the rest_on_space in the next line may not be
#       appropriate for a beginning NetHack player, since
#       it could result in use of a turn unintentionally.
#       If you're new to NetHack, leave it commented it out.
#OPTIONS=rest_on_space
#
# Set some options to control graphical window-port (these will
# be safely and silently ignored by the tty port)
#
# Map window settings
# possible map_mode options include: tiles|ascii4x6|ascii6x8|ascii8x8|ascii16x8|
#                                    ascii7x12|ascii8x12|ascii16x12|ascii12x16|
#                                    ascii10x18|fit_to_screen
# OPTIONS=map_mode:tiles,scroll_margin:5

# Message window settings
# OPTIONS=font_message:Arial,font_size_message:9,align_message:top

# Menu settings
#OPTIONS=font_menu:Arial,font_size_menu:9

# Text settings
# OPTIONS=font_text:Courier New,font_size_text:9

# Status window settings
# OPTIONS=font_status:Courier New,font_size_status:9

# Other
OPTIONS=hilite_pet
#OPTIONS=!splash_screen,player_selection:prompts

# Status/message window colors
# Possible color options include:
# six digit hexadecimal RGB color value ("#8F8F8F"), black, red, green, brown,
# blue, magenta, cyan, gray (or grey), orange, brightgreen, yellow, brightblue,
# brightmagenta, brightcyan, white, trueblack, purple, silver, maroon, fuchsia,
# lime, olive, navy, teal, aqua, activeborder, activecaption, appworkspace,
# background, btnface, btnshadow, btntext, captiontext, graytext, highlight,
# highlighttext, inactiveborder, inactivecaption, menu, menutext, scrollbar,
# window, windowframe, windowtext.
#OPTIONS=windowcolors:status windowtext/window message windowtext/window

# *** LOCATIONS ***
# IMPORTANT: If you change any of these locations, the directories they
# point at must exist.  NetHack will not create them for you.
#
# HACKDIR is the default location for everything.
# Note: On Windows HACKDIR defaults to the location 
#       of the NetHack.exe or NetHackw.exe file so
#       setting HACKDIR below to override that is 
#       not usually necessary or recommended.
#HACKDIR=c:\games\nethack
#
# The location that level files in progress are stored (default=HACKDIR, writeable)
#LEVELDIR=c:\nethack\levels
#
# The location where saved games are kept (default=HACKDIR, writeable)
#SAVEDIR=c:\nethack\save
#
# The location that bones files are kept (default=HACKDIR, writeable)
#BONESDIR=c:\nethack\save
#
# The location that file synchronization locks are stored (default=HACKDIR, writeable)
#LOCKDIR=c:\nethack\levels
#
# The location that a record of game aborts and self-diagnosed game problems
# is kept (default=HACKDIR, writeable)
#TROUBLEDIR=c:\nethack\trouble

# Finnish keyboards might need these modifications uncommented. 
# For  \, @, $, [, |
#OPTIONS=subkeyvalue:171/92
#OPTIONS=subkeyvalue:178/64
#OPTIONS=subkeyvalue:180/36
#OPTIONS=subkeyvalue:184/91
#OPTIONS=subkeyvalue:188/124

#
# *** CHARACTER GRAPHICS ***
#
# See the on-line help or the Guidebook for which symbols are in which
# positions.
#
# If you merely set the IBMgraphics option as above, NetHack will use IBM
# extended ASCII for dungeon characters.  If you don't like the selections,
# you can make up your own via these graphics options, but you should still
# set IBMgraphics if you are using IBM graphics characters to get the correct
# processing.
#
# ================================================
# An example using the IBM graphics character set:
#DUNGEON=  032 179 196 218 191 192 217 197 193 194 \
#	   180 195 249 239 239 254 254 240 241 249 \
#	   177 177 060 062 060 062 220 124 190 035 \
#	   244 247 249 247 042 042 186 205 046 035 \
#	   247
#
#TRAPS=    094 094 094 094 094 094 094 094 094 094 \
#	   094 094 094 094 232 232 232 157 094 094 \
#	   094 094
#
#EFFECTS=  179 196 092 047 042 033 041 040	   \
#	   048 035 064 042			   \
#	   047 045 092 058 058 092 045 047	   \
#	   047 045 092 058 032 058 092 045 047
#
# ================================================
# Some alternatives:
#DUNGEON=  032 186 205 201 187 200 188 206 202 203 \
#	   185 204 249 239 239 254 254 240 241 249 \
#	   177 177 060 062 060 062 095 124 092 035 \
#	   244 247 249 247 042 042 179 196 046 035 \
#	   247
#
#TRAPS=    094 094 094 094 094 094 094 094 094 094 \
#	   094 094 094 094 094 034 094 094 094 094 \
#	   094 094

# ================================================
# Here is a recommendation sent in by Michael Feir
# for use by blind NetHack players.
#
#DUNGEON=  032 124 045 124 124 124 124 045 045 045 \
#          124 124 046 045 124 043 043 046 035 035 \
#          060 062 060 062 095 092 035 126 126 126 \
#          126 042 042 035 035 032 035 126
#
#TRAPS=    094 094 094 094 094 094 094 094 094 094 \
#          094 094 094 094 094 094 094 094 094 094 \
#          094 094
#
#EFFECTS=  124 095 092 047 042 033 041 040         \
#          048 035 064 042                         \
#          047 045 092 058 058 092 045 047         \
#          047 045 092 058 032 058 092 045 047