-- THIS FILE IS NOT BEING USED
-- It's just here to keep QA from crashing!
-- Please remove this when it is safe to do so.

Require( "dice/dice.ts" )

return DiceAconf({

  -- resultHeight is how far above the ground the BOTTOM of results are
  resultHeight = 1.2,
  -- displayWidth is how wide the results display is
  displayWidth = 3.0,
  -- aspect is the ratio of height to width of each die frame
  aspect = 1.0,

  -- frames is how many die images are across the width of the material
  frames = 4,
  -- strips is how many rows of frames are across the height of the material
  strips = 2,
  -- Total number of die images useable is frames * strips.
  -- This is very similar to how material animation is specified, but 
  -- these frames/strips are separate (yes, with enough texture space, 
  -- you could create texture animated dice, with frames/strips inside 
  -- each animation frame!)

  -- history is 1-3, depending on how many previous rolls are displayed along the bottom
  -- when the "show history" option is turned on.
  history = 3,
  -- unique is 1 if no two dice are allowed to match (i e, deck of cards style)
  unique = 0,

  -- custom settings
  actionName = "rolled",
  actionTagAction = "roll",

  -- the model and its materials
  object = {
    productName = "Dice",
    appearance = {
      modelName = "pillar.model",
      modelSettings = {
          [ "pillar side jinx" ] = {
             colormap = "dice/pillar_side.jpg",
          },
          [ "edging jinx" ] = {
             colormap = "dice/pillar_edging.jpg",
          },
          [ "topper jinx" ] = {
             colormap = "dice/topper_dice.jpg",
          },
      },
    },
  },

  -- the material defines the texture used to draw the die results
  material = {
      name = "Dice",
      colormap = "dice/stone_dice.jpg",
      opacitymap = "dice/stonediceyy_trans.png",
      lit = 0,
      twosided = 0,
      drawmode = 2, -- 2: alpha blend, 3: filter, 4: cutout, 5: additive, 6: premultiplied
  },

  -- the dice actually define each die (you can have a max of five)
  dice = {
    {
      -- name is optional
      name = "First",
      -- slots are optional; default, all slots are used; these map to 
      -- frames across and strips down the material.
      firstSlot = 1,
      -- Very important:
      -- firstSlot always starts with 1!! 0th slot is the cleared state slot.
      -- (the "?" texture that shows up when you clear the history)
      -- numSlots determines how many values this die can take!
      -- the maximum allowed for numSlots is 62
      numSlots = 6,
      -- color is optional, and will multiply in with material
      -- red die
      -- color = 0xffff6060,
      -- rollSlot is a frame that will be shown while rolling.
      -- if not set, a random die frame will be shown.
      -- if set, it cannot have the value 0 (that's the same as un-set)
      -- rollSlot = 6,
    },
    {
      name = "Second",
      firstSlot = 1,
      numSlots = 6,
      -- blue die
      -- color = 0xff6060ff,
      -- rollSlot = 6
    },
  },
})