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MyZ 4.0 is very customizable. It features around 200 options which you can change and mess with to make MyZ exactly what you want. These two hundred options are spread amongst different configuration files. Before you get to modifying, however, you should be aware of the basic entries. You also may find use in an online YAML parser. The following terms will be repeated in the specific configuration file help pages, which can be found below.

String

• This entry requires you to enter a word or phrase. If using special, non alphanumeric characters, you must encapsulate your entry with quotations.
• An empty string can be entered as '' (two single quotes).

Example

• language: en_CA
  
  

Integer

• This is a whole number entry field. It requires you to enter a whole, real number like 4, or 12.
• Generally, if the field you're setting a value for is concerned with rate or chance, entering 0 will effectively disable the option.

Example

• operation_tick: 1
  
  

Boolean

• This type of field requires a "true" or "false" entry.
• True is synonymous with yes, while false is synonymous with no.

Example

• debug: false
  
  

List

• This field is likely the most complex of the few. It allows you to enter a list of possibilities.
• An empty list can be defined as [] (opening and closing square brackets).
• For each new entry, a new line must be added and begun with a (dash followed by a space (- ).

Examples

• worlds: []
• worlds:
  - world
• worlds:
  - world
  - world2
  
  

Double

• This field type is similar to the Integer type, but allows entrance of more precise values.

Example

• bleed.damage_amount: 1.1
  
  

Please note that when describing fields, it's path will be dereferenced with a period (.). Please see the following example.
sql
→username: myz4

The field "username" will be referred to as sql.username for the duration of the help pages.