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  3. ### Panda3D Configuration File - User-Editable Portion ###
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  6. # Uncomment one of the following lines to choose whether you should
  7. # run using OpenGL, DirectX or TinyPanda (software) rendering.
  8. # There can only be one load-display line, but you can use
  9. # multiple aux-display lines to specify fallback modules.
  10. # When the module indicated by load-display fails, it will fall
  11. # back to the next display module indicated by aux-display,
  12. # when that fails, the next aux-display line, and so on.
  13. load-display pandagl
  14. #load-display pandadx9
  15. #load-display pandagles
  16. #load-display pandagles2
  17. #load-display p3tinydisplay
  18. # These control the placement and size of the default rendering window.
  19. # A value of -2 for the origin means to center it on the screen,
  20. # while -1 lets the window manager choose the position.
  21. win-origin -2 -2
  22. win-size 800 600
  23. # Uncomment this line if you want to run Panda fullscreen instead of
  24. # in a window.
  25. fullscreen #f
  26. # The framebuffer-hardware flag forces it to use an accelerated driver.
  27. # The framebuffer-software flag forces it to use a software renderer.
  28. # If you set both to false, it will use whatever's available.
  29. framebuffer-hardware #t
  30. framebuffer-software #f
  31. # These set the minimum requirements for the framebuffer.
  32. # A value of 1 means: get as many bits as possible,
  33. # consistent with the other framebuffer requirements.
  34. depth-bits 1
  35. color-bits 1 1 1
  36. alpha-bits 0
  37. stencil-bits 0
  38. multisamples 0
  39. # These control the amount of output Panda gives for some various
  40. # categories. The severity levels, in order, are "spam", "debug",
  41. # "info", "warning", and "error"; the default is "info". Uncomment
  42. # one (or define a new one for the particular category you wish to
  43. # change) to control this output.
  44. notify-level warning
  45. default-directnotify-level warning
  46. # These specify where model files may be loaded from. You probably
  47. # want to set this to a sensible path for yourself. $THIS_PRC_DIR is
  48. # a special variable that indicates the same directory as this
  49. # particular Config.prc file.
  50. model-path $MAIN_DIR
  51. model-path $THIS_PRC_DIR/..
  52. model-path $THIS_PRC_DIR/../models
  53. # This enable the automatic creation of a TK window when running
  54. # Direct.
  55. want-directtools #f
  56. want-tk #f
  57. # Enable/disable performance profiling tool and frame-rate meter
  58. want-pstats #f
  59. show-frame-rate-meter #f
  60. # Enable audio using the OpenAL audio library by default:
  61. audio-library-name p3openal_audio
  62. # Enable the use of the new movietexture class.
  63. use-movietexture #t
  64. # The new version of panda supports hardware vertex animation, but it's not quite ready
  65. hardware-animated-vertices #f
  66. # Enable the model-cache, but only for models, not textures.
  67. model-cache-dir $XDG_CACHE_HOME/panda3d
  68. model-cache-textures #f
  69. # This option specifies the default profiles for Cg shaders.
  70. # Setting it to #t makes them arbvp1 and arbfp1, since these
  71. # seem to be most reliable. Setting it to #f makes Panda use
  72. # the latest profile available.
  73. basic-shaders-only #f