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springsettings.cfg is the configuration file of the Spring Engine.

Below is a comprehensive list of all the values available. This page is an attempt to thoroughly document them all.

Such list can be created by starting Spring with --list-config-vars as commandline parameter. For example on windows: spring.exe --list-config-vars > cfgdoc.txt

A setting can be changed by starting spring (.exe) without parameters and clicking edit settings. Some changes require spring to be restarted.

The (non-default) contents of the config are now printed in users' infolog.txt. Deprecated locations are no longer read from, as follows:

• Windows: AppData\Local\springsettings.cfg
• Linux/MacOSX: ~/.config/spring/springsettings.cfg

On Windows it's ../My Documents/My Games/Spring/springsettings.cfg, and on Linux/MacOSX it's ~/.config/spring/springsettings.cfg

On Windows it's %APPDATA%\Local\springsettings.cfg, and on Linux/MacOSX it has a different name and is ~/.springrc

If spring detects springsettings.cfg next to spring.exe it runs in portable mode (meaning it writes config settings / infolog.txt / etc in the same directory where spring.exe exists).

Spring supports a safemode, which can be enabled with spring --safemode. There is a startmenu link to it and some lobbies got an option for it, too. But it's not meant for regular gaming, it's just a debugmode to find out if runtime problems are caused by incorrect settings. So you can try it and discuss it with devs for further help.

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