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.audio.mmlTuning
The MML tuning of the A4 note, in Hz. The default is 440 Hz, but some
people do not like that tuning, so you can change it. This setting only
affects 24-TET sounds, and not overtone-based sounds.
.audio.mmlVolume
MML volume, from 0 to 1; fractions are allowed. The default value is
approximately one third.
.audio.rate
Sample rate to use for audio, in hertz. In order for audio to work at
all, this value must be set.
.audio.waveVolume
Wave volume, from 0 to 1; fractions are allowed. The default value is 1.
.autoSave
If true, saves changes to the level and solution files when the program
terminates. If false (default), they are only saved to the user cache
database; to copy the changes to the level and solution files, you must
use the .u command in SQL mode (-x), or use the -f switch.
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.audio.mmlTuning
The MML tuning of the A4 note, in Hz. The default is 440 Hz, but some
people do not like that tuning, so you can change it. This setting only
affects 24-TET sounds, and not overtone-based sounds.
.audio.mmlVolume
MML volume, from 0 to 1; fractions are allowed. The default value is
approximately one third. Set it to zero to disable MML sounds.
.audio.rate
Sample rate to use for audio, in hertz. In order for audio to work at
all, this value must be set.
.audio.standardSounds
The name of the Hamster archive file containing the standard sounds. If
not specified, then the standard sounds won't work.
.audio.waveVolume
Wave volume, from 0 to 1; fractions are allowed. The default value is 1.
If this is zero, then it will not load any sound effects, but MML sounds
will still work (if .audio.buffer and .audio.rate are set correctly).
.autoSave
If true, saves changes to the level and solution files when the program
terminates. If false (default), they are only saved to the user cache
database; to copy the changes to the level and solution files, you must
use the .u command in SQL mode (-x), or use the -f switch.
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