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# Configuration

Everything lives in `config.lua`, tile names and prices in `shared/config_board.lua`. Both stay open in the escrow edition.

## General

| Setting                                                      | Default  | What it does                                                  |
| ------------------------------------------------------------ | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `Config.Locale`                                              | `'en'`   | `en` or `tr`, players can pick their own in personal settings |
| `Config.Target` / `Config.Inventory` / `Config.NotifySystem` | `'auto'` | Force a resource name if detection is wrong                   |
| `Config.TargetDistance`                                      | `3.5`    | Interaction distance at the table                             |
| `Config.EmptyBoardTimeoutMs`                                 | `270000` | An empty table is removed after this time                     |
| `Config.BlockedBoardZones`                                   | `{}`     | Zones where tables cannot be placed (`coords`, `radius`)      |

## Match rules

| Setting                   | Default   | What it does                                          |
| ------------------------- | --------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| `Config.StartMoney`       | `1500000` | Game money each player starts with                    |
| `Config.StartPassMoney`   | `200000`  | Money for passing the start tile                      |
| `Config.TurnSeconds`      | `30`      | Turn length, the host can change it in board settings |
| `Config.DoublesJailCount` | `3`       | Doubles in a row that send a player to jail (0 = off) |
| `Config.JailBail`         | `200000`  | Price to leave jail                                   |
| `Config.Festival`         |           | Festival tiles that multiply the rent                 |
| `Config.Bots`             |           | AI player names and behaviour                         |

The money in a match is game money only, it never touches the player's real cash or bank.

## Rewards and customize shop

| Setting                                                                    | Default | What it does                     |
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | -------------------------------- |
| `Config.WinPoints` / `Config.WinCoins`                                     | `100`   | Reward for the winner            |
| `Config.PlacementRewards`                                                  |         | Points and coins per final place |
| `Config.CustomizePawns` / `Config.CustomizeDice` / `Config.CustomizeDesks` |         | Shop items and coin prices       |
| `Config.DiceLandFx`                                                        |         | Particle effect per dice model   |

## Staff

| Setting                          | Default                      | What it does                 |
| -------------------------------- | ---------------------------- | ---------------------------- |
| `Config.AdminAceObjects`         | `{ 'admin', 'group.admin' }` | ACE objects counted as staff |
| `Config.AdminAddCoinCommand`     | `'addcoin'`                  | Give coins                   |
| `Config.AdminRemoveBoardCommand` | `'removeboard'`              | Remove the nearest table     |


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