#Print the Forgewright startup banner to the log.
logStartupBanner = true
#Enable GeckoLib rotation animation for shaft blocks.
#When true, every shaft in a powered network spins at its network's RPM.
#When false, the shaft falls back to a vanilla static model — useful on
#low-end hardware or when a long shaft network drops the frame rate.
shaftAnimation = true
#Visual theme for Forgewright machine menu screens.
#  FORGEWRIGHT — parchment + copper + tooled-leather, cohesive with the in-game Codex.
#  VANILLA     — lo-fi grey panel matching Minecraft's stock container chrome.
#Client-side preference; toggle takes effect on next painted frame, no restart needed.
#Note: this lives in the common config for now. On multiplayer the server's value applies
#to clients that don't override it; per-client preference will move to a client-only spec
#in a follow-up.
#Allowed Values: FORGEWRIGHT, VANILLA
menuTheme = "FORGEWRIGHT"

[fluid]
	#Pressure loss per uninsulated brass pipe segment, in tenths of a bar.
	#Default 0.05 (= 0.005 bar/segment). Realistic friction loss is sub-tenth at
	#game-scale segment lengths; the value accumulates across all uninsulated
	#segments in a network and is rounded to integer tenths for the network's
	#equilibrated pressure.
	# Default: 0.05
	# Range: 0.0 ~ 100.0
	loss_uninsulated_tenths = 0.05
	#Pressure loss per insulated brass pipe segment, in tenths of a bar.
	#Default 0 — insulation governs heat retention, not friction; modelled as
	#lossless at network scale.
	# Default: 0.0
	# Range: 0.0 ~ 100.0
	loss_insulated_tenths = 0.0
	#Temperature loss per uninsulated pipe segment, in K. Default 5.
	# Default: 5
	# Range: 0 ~ 100
	temp_loss_uninsulated_k = 5
	#Temperature loss per insulated pipe segment, in K. Default 1.
	# Default: 1
	# Range: 0 ~ 100
	temp_loss_insulated_k = 1
	#Minimum temperature K at which an uninsulated pipe ruptures. Default 380 K.
	# Default: 380
	# Range: 100 ~ 1000
	rupture_temp_k = 380
	#Minimum pressure (tenths of bar) above which an uninsulated pipe ruptures while above rupture_temp_k. Default 20 (= 2.0 bar).
	# Default: 20
	# Range: 0 ~ 100
	rupture_pressure_tenths = 20
	#Toggle pipe rupture mechanics on or off. Default true.
	rupture_enabled = true

[transmission]
	#Maximum SU a Tier 1 Belt-Pulley Junction will transmit before its network
	#freezes (totalLoad > cap → frozen). Default 24 — sized so a Hand Crank
	#(4 SU) feeding 2 Millstones (3+3) stays under cap, but a Steam Engine driving
	#two Edge Runners (12+12) trips it. Forces players to chain heavier producers
	#through the Heavy-Duty Junction instead of stacking T1 belts indefinitely.
	# Default: 24
	# Range: 1 ~ 9223372036854775807
	belt_pulley_su_cap = 24
	#Maximum SU a Tier 2 Heavy-Duty Belt-Pulley Junction will transmit before
	#its rubber drive belt enters the snap-failure tick counter. Default 48 (= 2× T1).
	#Higher cap is the upgrade reason; the trade-off is the snap-on-overload failure
	#mode (see HEAVY_DUTY_SNAP_THRESHOLD_TICKS).
	# Default: 48
	# Range: 1 ~ 9223372036854775807
	heavy_duty_su_cap = 48
	#Number of consecutive over-cap server ticks before a Heavy-Duty Belt-Pulley
	#Junction transitions OK → BROKEN. Default 20 (= 1 second at 20 TPS). Counter
	#resets to 0 when load drops back under cap.
	# Default: 20
	# Range: 1 ~ 6000
	heavy_duty_snap_threshold_ticks = 20

[npc]
	#Master toggle for the worker needs system (food/sleep/wages/morale).
	#When false, all four needs stay pinned at 100 — workers never get hungry,
	#tired, broke, or unhappy. Useful for casual play.
	needs_enabled = true
	#Multiplier on need-decay rates. 1.0 = spec defaults; 0.5 = gentle (twice
	#as long between meals); 2.0 = harsh.
	# Default: 1.0
	# Range: 0.0 ~ 10.0
	needs_severity = 1.0
	#When false, workers reduced to 0 HP vanish quietly instead of dropping
	#items + leaving a gravestone. Death-handling content lands in 4s; this flag
	#is wired now so addons can check it from day one.
	death_enabled = true
	#Hard cap on how many workers a single player can hold an employer-UUID for.
	# Default: 50
	# Range: 1 ~ 500
	max_workers_per_player = 50
	#ITEMS — wages paid as physical items the worker holds onto.
	#CREDITS — wages paid as abstract currency (Phase 7 banking; out of 4r scope).
	#Allowed Values: ITEMS, CREDITS
	wage_type = "ITEMS"
	#If true, workers retire after 1 MC year of employment (~122 real-world hours)
	#and die of natural causes 1 MC week later if not honored via a retirement ritual.
	#Set false to disable old-age mortality entirely — workers live until killed.
	old_age_enabled = true
	#If true, only a worker's employer can interact with them. Other players see
	#a 'Not your worker' actionbar message. Shift+rclick + iron ingot bypasses the gate
	#to open the Reassign Employer prompt (which costs the offering player -10 reputation).
	#Set false in a fully cooperative server where workers are shared community assets.
	multiplayer_recognition = true