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# TARGETING SETTINGS
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# This file will be read by very simple code, so order is EXTREMELY important
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# 1. The targeting field of view originates from either the player or camera
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#    fov_origin = player 
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#         OR
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#    fov_origin = camera
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# 2. The field of view angle, in degrees.  Range from 0 - 360. Enemies outside
#    this angle will not be targeted
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#       fov_angle = 180
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# 3. The maximum distance to consider an enemy for targeting.  This distance 
#    is relative to the player regardless of the field of view origin
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#       max_dist = 20.0
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# 4. Priority weights. The distance and angled priorities will weighted and
#    then added together.
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#       dist_weight = 0.9   <-----Higher means far targets are less likely to be targeted
#       angle_weight = 0.1  <-----Higher means rear targets are less likely to be targeted
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#    Note: you don't have to use percentages.  For instance, weights of 3 and 1
#    would be the same as 75% and 25%
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# STICKY TARGETING SETTINGS

fov_origin = player
fov_angle = 360
max_dist = 100.0
dist_weight = 0.9
angle_weight = 0.1
priority_weight = 1.0	
lastTarget_weight = 0.10
rotation_strength = 0.75
rotation_timeout = 4.0
test_shot_from_cam = true

# LOCK-ON TARGETING SETTINGS
fov_origin = camera
fov_angle = 360
max_dist = 100
dist_weight = 0.8
angle_weight = 0.2
priority_weight = 1.0
lastTarget_weight = 0.0
rotation_strength = 5.0
rotation_timeout = 4.0
test_shot_from_cam = true

# ADDITIONAL SETTINGS FOR LOCK-ON TARGETING

# Left/Right point of view:  When switching target lock to the next target
# to the left or right, choose whether left or right is determined from the
# point of view of the character or the camera's point of view.

# valid values are "player" or "camera"

left_right_pov = camera
low_foe_threshold = 0.5

# ENEMY PLACEMENT

# Now, give XYZ coordinates of enemies.  10 ENEMIES MAXIMUM
num_enemies = 5
enemy_pos =  2.0  2.0  0.5
enemy_pos =  3.0  2.0 -3.5
enemy_pos = -4.0  2.0 -3.5
enemy_pos = -4.0  2.0  4.5
enemy_pos =  6.0  2.0  0.5