# ff7_opengl config file

# vertex and fragment shaders
vert_source = shaders/main.vert
frag_source = shaders/main.frag

# post-processing shader, used to apply fullscreen effects
post_source = shaders/bloom2.post
enable_postprocessing = false

# set the window size (and fullscreen resolution) of FF7
# 0 means use original resolution (whatever ff7.exe provides)
# preserve_aspect adds black borders as needed to preserve a 4:3 aspect ratio
# set fullscreen to false for window mode
window_size_x = 1280
window_size_y = 960
preserve_aspect = true
fullscreen = false

# prevent glitches due to rounding errors by rendering in the nearest (larger, if supported)
# multiple of the original resolution and up/down-scaling
prevent_rounding_errors = true

# use these variables to specify a custom internal resolution
# 0 means use window size (or whatever prevent_rounding_errors comes up with)
# rendering in a higher resolution than the current window size
# requires additional driver support
internal_size_x = 0
internal_size_y = 0

# check your driver settings if this option doesn't seem to work
enable_vsync = true

# limit snowboard and highway minigames to refresh rate / 2, i.e. 30fps for a 60hz display mode
# vsync must be enabled and working for this to have any effect
minigame_framelimiter = true

# same thing, but for the battle swirl
battleswirl_framelimiter = false

# enable fixes for various 1.02 crash issues;
# the battle swirl crash does not need a fix with this driver anymore
# - Corel prison chocobo crash (based on the patch by Jedwin)
# - Midi transition (winmm.dll) crash
# - Snowboard minigame crash (based on the YAMP minigame patch by dziugo)
crash_fixes = true

# allow FF7 to use linear filtering for its textures
# some things look slightly better with this option on, but alot of textures just lose their detail
linear_filter = false