> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://four-devs.gitbook.io/arphros-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://four-devs.gitbook.io/arphros-docs/game-overview/game-settings.md). # Game Settings We have many settings available to you. The goal of these settings is to allow you to personalize Arphros however you like! #### Graphics * Screen Scale: Scales the screen size of the game. * Quality: Sets the graphics of the game, choose low if you experience lag. * Resolution: Sets the resolution of the game. * Target FPS: Sets a target FPS, which the application will try to match. * Fullscreen Mode: Toggles fullscreen mode of Arphros. * Post-Processing: Toggles post-processing effects, detailed below. * Bloom: Makes brighter objects appear to have a glow effect. * Motion Blur: Blurs the area of the camera that are moving, making things appear smoother. * Ambient Occlusion: Adds more depth and shadows around objects. * Depth of Field: Blurs the camera depending on distance between objects and the camera. * Chromatic Aberration: Makes the camera's edges have a red/green effect. * Color Grading: Alters colors of objects and the camera (tint, etc.). * Vignette: Makes the camera's edges darker. #### Audio * Music (Menu): Controls the volume of Arphros' theme music. * Music (In Game): Controls the volume of a level's music. * SoundFX: Controls the volume of sound effects (button presses, etc.). * Global Offset: Controls music offset. This is important if audio for you is delayed and you want to manually sync it. * Randomize Button Pitch: Randomizes the pitch of the button press sound effect. #### Editor * Disable Fog in Level Editor: Disables fog when in the level editor. * Auto-Backup Project: Enable/Disable autosaving in levels. * Auto-Backup Interval: Change the frequency of autosaving, if enabled. * Hierarchy Closed by Default: Makes sub-objects in the editor hidden by default. * Inspector Closed by Default: Makes sub-categories in the editor hidden by default. * Open Project Info by Default: Opens the Project Information tab in the editor when creating a new level. For more information, visit the [Project Information Tab](/arphros-docs/level-editor/level-editor/project-information-tab.md) page. * "As Offset" enabled by default in Rotate and Scale: Enables/Disables offset while in rotate and scale mode for objects. * "As Offset" enabled by default in Move: Enables/Disables offset while in move mode for objects. * Make Transparent Triggers Solid: Makes triggers that are normally transparent solid for easier viewing. #### Interface * Tablet Mode: Changes the UI to work better for smaller devices. Enables joystick controls in the editor. * Editor UI Scale: Scales the size of the editor interface (buttons, dropdowns, etc.). * Button Mode: Hold requires buttons to be held down while quick only needs a press. * Gameplay UI: Changes what you see when playing levels in the arcade. You can hide buttons always or after starting. * Hide Arphros Watermark: Allows you to toggle the Arphros watermark in the game. {% hint style="info" %} The Hide Arphros Watermark feature is only available for supporters! {% endhint %} #### Data * Migrate Old Data: Migrates any old arcade data to the new arcade system. * Clear Saved Levels: When you first play a level (or if it's updated), you save the level to your device. This settings clears all saved levels. * Reset to Default Settings: Resets all of your settings to the defaults. #### About See some helpful links and credit for our developers, beta testers, libraries, and music for Arphros! #### Feedback Have feedback or suggestions for the game? You can submit them here for review. Make sure to add as many details or examples as you can! 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